A Letter from Ed Klug
Dear Nebraska Cattlemen Members and Staff, As I wrap up my second term serving Nebraska Cattlemen as Region 7 V.P., I would like to reflect on several thoughts about NC, NCBA, and production ag [...]
Reflecting on 2019
I’ve seen numerous posts across social media pertaining to 2019 being total and complete garbage. While the cattle industry probably feels the same way we, at Nebraska Cattlemen, went ahead and [...]
Convention 2019 – One for the Books!
What a week convention was! We had nearly 600 cattlemen and women walking the halls of the Younes Convention Center in Kearney the latter half of the first week of December. This year convention [...]
2019 Members in the Meadow
Nebraska Cattlemen hosted their annual Members in the Meadow event on August 9th at the Bestol Masek Ranch near Purdum, NE. The annual event is set up every year to talk membership and raise [...]
Bomb Cyclone Blizzard- Beau & Crystal Klug
Crystal Klug and her husband, Beau, reside near Columbus, NE where they farm corn and soybeans, run a commercial cow/calf herd, have a feedlot, and help operate Klug Trucking (Beau’s dad’s [...]
Bomb Cyclone Blizzard- Grass Valley Farms
Grass Valley Farms is owned and operated by the Klosterman family near David City, NE. The operation is made up of a 10,000 head feedyard, 500 cow/calf pairs, and about 7,000 acres of row crop. [...]
Bomb Cyclone Blizzard- Schuler Red Angus
Schuler Red Angus is located in western Nebraska, near Bridgeport. They run a cow/calf seedstock operation and have a small feedlot alongside a farming operation. On the ranch is Butch and Susan [...]
Grassroots… What does it mean to NC?
Grassroots—everyone says it, but what does it mean? At Nebraska Cattlemen (NC) it means that all policy starts with members. The member brings forward an idea for policy to either one of the [...]
