LOS ANGELES COUNTY CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION
We are working to protect and promote cattle ranching and beef production
and preserve its environmental,
economic, and social benefits!
Mission Statement
The Los Angeles County Cattlemen's Association (LACCA) works to ensure a more favorable business environment for the cattle producers of Los Angeles County and the beef cattle industry. This goal is accomplished by Cattle producers working through LACCA, including but not limited to:
Promoting ranching and beef production in Los Angeles County.
Influencing regulatory, legislative, judicial, and other governmental actions to allow cattle producers to conduct their business in a manner free of unnecessary and burdensome restrictions and expenses.
Working as a liaison with government agencies, Law enforcement, civil organizations, and educational institutions on behalf of producers in Los Angeles County.
Promoting and providing educational opportunities for government agents, the public, and producers
LACCA also works to enhance the public image and perception of the beef cattle industry and improve consumer demand for beef.
UPCOMING LACCA EVENTS
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Managing Stock Flow and Accounting Enterprises
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MANAGING STOCK FLOW AND ACCOUNTING ENTERPRISES
WORKSHOP
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Help Save Rodeo in the City of Los Angeles
In the city of Los Angeles, the future of rodeo is being threatened. In Feb. 2021, the Los Angeles City Council voted to draft an ordinance prohibiting the use of specific practices, techniques, and devices in any rodeo held in the City of Los Angeles. The Los Angeles County Cattlemen's Association strongly opposes this ordinance. Los Angeles County Cattleman’s Association encourages you to sign the petition started by Western Justice and to submit your comments directly to the Los Angeles City Council in support of rodeo and rodeo-like events.
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Opposition to Plant Based Treaty
The push against livestock production continues to grow as the Los Angeles City Council voted to adopt resolution 22-0002-S118, supporting the United States to enter into a Plant-Based Treaty, pending the mayor's concurrence. This treaty will significantly contribute to reducing or eliminating animal agriculture
BECOME A MEMBER
By being a LACCA member you play an important role in protecting and preserving ranching heritage in Los Angeles County. It is important that Ranchers stick together to promote and protect our industry in Los Angeles County. There has never been a better time to join the LACCA!
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