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Three board members joined the Kansas Cattlemen s Association on April 16. During that meeting, KCA elected Riley Robbins as president, John Ney as vice president and Joel Ireland secretary/treasurer.
Greg Davis, Nicole Pfrang and Andrew Miller retired from the board. The three new members are Larry Kendig, Joel Ireland and Gus Bartlett. Each one has a different focus and background.
Larry Kendig wants to bring transparency into agricultural markets. While Joel Ireland advocates for the reinstatement of Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling and extensive reforms to the Beef Checkoff. Along with Kendig and Ireland, Gus Bartlett believes the grassroots efforts of KCA are imperative to provide a successful future for independent cattle producers.