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Walizer Joins PCA Board

Walizer Joins PCA Board

New board member Blaine Walizer brings with him a wealth of experience and a dairy industry perspective. The Clinton County Farm Bureau director is passionate about creating opportunities and experiences for the next generation of cattle producers in the Keystone State. He also serves as the district chair for the PA Young Ag Professionals. Welcome to the board, Blaine!

PA Cattlemen’s Student Scholarships Available

PA Cattlemen’s Student Scholarships Available

It’s time to apply for the PA Cattlemen’s undergraduate scholarships! There will be two winners recognized at the 2027 PA Cattlemen’s Annual Meeting, each earning a $2000 scholarship. Apply today!

USDA Detection of Screwworm in US

USDA Detection of Screwworm in US

National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) CEO Colin Woodall responded to the announcement from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) that one case of New World Screwworm has been detected in a calf in South Texas.

PCA’s Primetime Newsletter

PCA’s Primetime Newsletter

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NCBA Joins White House, Working Farm, Ranch Families

NCBA Joins White House, Working Farm, Ranch Families

NCBA leaders and members joined a White House event celebrating the Working Families Tax Cuts included in the One Big Beautiful Bill. NCBA played a key role in advancing this legislation, advocating for its passage and building on years of effort to expand the estate tax exemption, also known as the Death Tax, to help preserve family-owned cattle operations.