Activities (2017-18)
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Congratulations to the Seelhof Family of Woodjam Ranch, Horsefly, BC on receiving the 2020 BCCA Ranch Sustainability Award.The Seelhof'swere recognized for their outstanding commitment to sustainability as demonstrated by their generational values of environmental stewardship, their extensive commitment to protecting the many waterways and fish habitats in the 16 tributary creeks on the ranch, their range management and grass health and their commitment to sharing the landscape with wildlife.
Picture: Three generations of the Seelhof Family at Woodjam Ranch: Ricky, Chad, Cooper, Riata, Ellie, Louis and Renee
Video: 2020 Ranch Sustainability Award
Learn more about the Seelhof Family and Woodjam Ranch , watch the 2020 Ranch Sustainability Award video by clicking
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0t5M7DuvzbI&t=3s
BC Cattlemen's Association held a successful virtual Annual General Meeting on June 8, 2020 with reports from the president, general manager and auditors. The special resolution to amend the bylaws was passed.
Following the AGM, the BCCA Board of Directors held their election of officers. Congratulations to BCCA President Renee Ardill from Fort St. John and BCCA Vice President Brian Thomas from OK Falls, both elected by acclamation. Visit the Directors page to see a complete list of directors.
Renee Ardill Brian Thomas
In addition to the virtual Annual General Meeting, the BC Cattlemen's Association has prepared a 2020 Digital AGM Book (Annual Report). The book includes reports on activities during 2019-2020 from
Copies of the Digital AGM Book are available for download here. Five hard copies will be mailed to each local and regional association along with the minutes from the Annual General Meeting.
Responses to our flooding survey have been coming in over the last week and we appreciate all of your input. Please keep the surveys coming! SURVEY: Are you experiencing flooding conditions on your ranch? Is flooding in your area impacting how your ranch operates? The BC Cattlemen’s Association (BCCA) is looking for ranchers to participate in a survey about flooding impacts this spring. This short survey (5-10 minutes) will assist BCCA in advocating for ranchers. Survey information will be compiled and individual rancher information will not be shared. Please complete the online survey at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8DXTB29 Reminder: To report an immediate concern regarding flooding, please contact your local government (regional district or municipality). If the concern is agriculture related, please request to speak with the agriculture liaison.
Calling all Young Beef Enthusiasts
If you are young beef producer between the ages of 18-.35 ..