recognized voice of the cattle feeding industry
The impact of government actions on cattle feeders is significant and undeniable. Decision makers in Washington and around the state capitols know who we are and what we stand for. We work tirelessly to ensure that cattle feeders views are taken into account as issues are debated, bills are passed and regulations are adopted.
The government relations staff works independently and alongside coalitions on all policy issues that affect our industry, including international trade, tax and credit issues, food safety, animal health and welfare, property rights, environment, renewable energy, marketing, nutrition and much more.
The government relations staff works independently and alongside coalitions on all policy issues that affect our industry, including international trade, tax and credit issues, food safety, animal health and welfare, property rights, environment, renewable energy, marketing, nutrition and much more.
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BEEF-PAC is the political arm of Texas Cattle Feeders Association and is funded exclusively through the voluntary contributions from TCFA members. BEEF-PAC is one of TCFA’s most important political tools and is a vital component of ongoing efforts to counteract the work of well-funded and passionate opponents.
Through direct campaign contributions, BEEF-PAC helps to elect candidates that support issues important to the cattle feeding industry. Additionally, BEEF-PAC is used to develop relationships with and educate those candidates that are not familiar with our industry. To learn more about BEEF-PAC, please contact Shannon Standley or Josh Winegarner.
Through direct campaign contributions, BEEF-PAC helps to elect candidates that support issues important to the cattle feeding industry. Additionally, BEEF-PAC is used to develop relationships with and educate those candidates that are not familiar with our industry. To learn more about BEEF-PAC, please contact Shannon Standley or Josh Winegarner.