March 23, 2020

Important Notice to Our Members

Dear Valued BC Cattlemen’s Association Members,

The BC Cattlemen’s Association Board of Directors has made the very difficult decision to cancel our Annual General Meeting and Convention to be held in Fort St. John, May 28-30 due to the seriousness of the COVID-19 situation.  The health and safety of our members and industry stakeholders are paramount during this time.

We would like to extend our sincerest thank you to the volunteer AGM Organizing Committee for the months of hard work put into organizing the AGM and Convention.  We look forward to working with them to host the 2021 AGM in Fort St. John.

We recognize that members may have many questions and we have prepared the following Frequently Asked Questions to help address those.  If you have additional questions, please reach out to the BCCA staff at [email protected]

Additionally, BCCA has closed the BC Cattlemen’s Association office and BCCA staff will be working from home until further notice.  Our Board and staff remain committed to continuing our work on the issues that are important to our members. We will strive to meet your needs and the needs of the BC cattle industry as best as possible during this evolving situation. 

Kind regards,

Larry Garrett, President

BC Cattlemen’s Association

Click here for Frequently Asked Questions

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The BC Cattlemen's Association Annual Cattle Loss Survey is now available.  The survey can be completed two ways: 1. Online survey, click here 2. Paper copy coming in the November Beef in BC (insert) BC cattle producers can report their estimated losses due to predators, wildlife, wildfires, drought, pests, and floods.  Survey results are used to seek support and assistance for programs such as: - Livestock Protection Program - Livestock Highway Fencing Program - Agriculture Wildlife Damage Program - Disaster mitigation programming - Livestock Tax Deferral

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