Cattle Growers' welcomes new leadership in 2022
January 18, 2022
Taylor Riggins, NMCGA
New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association (NMCGA) held its annual Joint Stockmen’s Convention in December 2021 in conjunction with other industry partners. The annual event is the largest gathering of agriculture in New Mexico and draws together producers and landowners in a 4 day meeting of minds to address industry concerns, advancements in technology and camaraderie between friends, both old and new.
During that time, now Immediate Past-President Randell Major passed the reins to new leadership. Cattle Growers’ new officers include: Loren Patterson, President, Corona; Bronson Corn, President-Elect, Roswell; and Dave Kenneke, Northwest Regional Vice-President, Cimarron.
“Our Association has always been membership driven and will continue to be that,” said Loren Patterson, President. “As a grass roots organization we are responsible for communicating our member’s ideas and concerns. We look forward to working with you in 2022.”
NMCGA is a united voice for all producers in the state. Whether you have roots in agriculture, enjoy a delicious steak now-and-then or proudly own 5 head of cattle or 5,000 head; a membership will benefit you! For more information visit www.nmagriculture.org or call 505-247-0584.
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Taylor Riggins, NMCGA
New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association (NMCGA) held its annual Joint Stockmen’s Convention in December 2021 in conjunction with other industry partners. The annual event is the largest gathering of agriculture in New Mexico and draws together producers and landowners in a 4 day meeting of minds to address industry concerns, advancements in technology and camaraderie between friends, both old and new.
During that time, now Immediate Past-President Randell Major passed the reins to new leadership. Cattle Growers’ new officers include: Loren Patterson, President, Corona; Bronson Corn, President-Elect, Roswell; and Dave Kenneke, Northwest Regional Vice-President, Cimarron.
“Our Association has always been membership driven and will continue to be that,” said Loren Patterson, President. “As a grass roots organization we are responsible for communicating our member’s ideas and concerns. We look forward to working with you in 2022.”
NMCGA is a united voice for all producers in the state. Whether you have roots in agriculture, enjoy a delicious steak now-and-then or proudly own 5 head of cattle or 5,000 head; a membership will benefit you! For more information visit www.nmagriculture.org or call 505-247-0584.
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The mission of New Mexico Cattle Growers' Association is to advance and protect the cattle industry of New Mexico, work toward solutions of cattle industry problems, promote the well being of the industry, provide an official and united voice on issues of importance to the cattle producers and feeders, and to create and maintain an economic climate that will provide members of the Association the opportunity to obtain optimum return on their investments within the free enterprise system."