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Preserving western heritage and tradition while advocating for the future of the beef and agricultural industries.
Welcome to the Holy Cross Cattlemen's Association. We are so grateful to share our love and knowledge of the beef and agriculture industries with you, as well as share our western heritage. We look forward to getting to know you as we moo-ve forward in the future
Welcome to the Holy Cross Cattlemen's Association. We are so grateful to share our love and knowledge of the beef and agriculture industries with you, as well as share our western heritage. We look forward to getting to know you as we moo-ve forward in the future
Become a Member
Become a Member
HCCA Yearly Membership - $30.00
Yearly memberships span from Jan 1 - Dec 31st of the given year.
About Us
About Us
The Holy Cross Cattlemen's Association is a regional cattlemen's group that works to keep our members informed of issues and opportunities that can affect their productivity and profitability, provide education of the cattle and ag industries, and support youth involvement in agriculture.
The Holy Cross Cattlemen's Association is a regional cattlemen's group that works to keep our members informed of issues and opportunities that can affect their productivity and profitability, provide education of the cattle and ag industries, and support youth involvement in agriculture.
The HCCA is a regional cattlemen’s group, affiliated with the Colorado Cattlemen's Association (CCA), that has a current membership of approximately 105 ranching families and 33 agriculture associated businesses/supporters of ag from De Beque, Parachute, Silt, Rifle, New Castle, Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, Basalt, Woody Creek, Snowmass, Aspen and Burns areas as well as members on the Front Range and in Utah.
The HCCA is a regional cattlemen’s group, affiliated with the Colorado Cattlemen's Association (CCA), that has a current membership of approximately 105 ranching families and 33 agriculture associated businesses/supporters of ag from De Beque, Parachute, Silt, Rifle, New Castle, Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, Basalt, Woody Creek, Snowmass, Aspen and Burns areas as well as members on the Front Range and in Utah.
We work to keep our members informed of issues and opportunities that can affect their productivity and profitability; provide an educational program; represent our members to local government and governmental agencies; and support youth involvement in agriculture. We take an active role in issues affecting livestock owners and producers such as brand laws, grazing, water use, agriculture, noxious weeds, and predator/wildlife management.
We work to keep our members informed of issues and opportunities that can affect their productivity and profitability; provide an educational program; represent our members to local government and governmental agencies; and support youth involvement in agriculture. We take an active role in issues affecting livestock owners and producers such as brand laws, grazing, water use, agriculture, noxious weeds, and predator/wildlife management.
As members of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association, we have public relations support and folks lobbying on our behalf at the state level. Many of the issues impacting us also impact our sponsors, donors and others in our communities and state.
As members of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association, we have public relations support and folks lobbying on our behalf at the state level. Many of the issues impacting us also impact our sponsors, donors and others in our communities and state.
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