Kansas Livestock Association

KLA to have annual convention

Pictured above is a photo from a lagoon north of Garden City, courtesy of Western Kansas Irrigation.

Extending life of aquifer takes a commitment

Dawn Hovey.

RTK hires new executive director

Kansas Junior Livestock Show to be managed by Higbie, KLA

Pictured are (back row, from left) Coulter Croft, Copeland; Ashlynn Remington, Meade; Michaela Bethard, Kismet; Ryan Koons, Buffalo, Oklahoma; Grady Woodard, Lyons; Drake Dieker, Westphalia; Trenton Turner, Hope; Nicole DeMars, Clay Center; James Fitzsimmons, Cunningham; Jayden Rios, Garden City; Ty Ruckert, Manhattan; Sam Gleason, Maple Hill; Kaitlin Houck, Allen; (front row) Tyler Spore, Great Bend; Jackie Neville, Andale; Grant Sardella, Cimarron; Ethan Bellar, Howard; Libby Schneider, Logan; Chisum Grund, Wallace; and Brendan Whipple, Kismet. (Courtesy photo.)

18th Young Stockmen’s Academy announced

Mandy Carr Johnson detailed what is happening with consumer eating, buying and consuming trends during the Kansas Livestock Association Convention Nov. 30 in Wichita, Kansas. Johnson is the senior executive director of scientific affairs department at the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association where she’s leads a team which looks after technical research in beef safety, product quality, human nutrition and sustainability, as well as the market research and nutrition and health influencer programs. (Journal photo by Kylene Scott.)

Johnson details beef consumer trends at KLA Convention 

(Photo by OSU Agriculture.)

Blach talks cowherd numbers, beef supply at KLA 

2023 Kansas Livestock Association Convention & Trade Show update