Colorado Livestock Association

10/14/2026

This evening, CLA leadership and staff along with our partners from the Colorado Cattlemen's Association hosted an event in support of Rep. Jeff Hurd (CO-03) and Congressman Gabe Evans (CO-08).

We’re grateful for the opportunity to engage with leaders who are working on the issues that matter to Colorado agriculture, from water and ag labor to the Farm Bill. Thank you to everyone who helped make this evening possible and continues to advocate for Colorado’s livestock industry!

With the elections approaching, remember to make your voice heard and vote! Take the time to learn about the candidates and support those with a demonstrated track record of supporting Colorado agriculture and the producers who keep our industry strong.

10/12/2026

CLA members McEndaffer Feedyard. were featured in the September issue of 's magazine. Listen to Brett McEndaffer and Britty McEndaffer Pratt, CLA Feeder Council Chair, tell the history of the McEndaffer family's cattle feeding business.

Read the article here: https://www.flipsnack.com/F5959AF7C6F/stock-point-september-2026

Find out about the history and resilience as the McEndaffer family ...

10/10/2026

Today, CLA’s Travis Grant and board member Julie McCaleb joined fellow agricultural leaders at Colorado State University's President’s Agricultural Advisory Council meeting. The gathering highlighted industry priorities, CSU’s latest agricultural initiatives, and agriculture’s vital role across the university and throughout Colorado.

10/09/2026

Congratulations to Past President Jim Docheff Jr. and board member Kristie Docheff for receiving CSU’s Larry Lasso Spirit Award!

GO RAMS!

10/03/2026

Your Colorado Livestock Association membership is making an impact—helping you get more value, stay informed, and strengthen Colorado’s livestock industry. 💪

Here are 5 key highlights from the past quarter that show what we’ve been working on—and what we’ve accomplished together.

Learn more > https://bit.ly/4ywuuhe

10/01/2026

Colorado Farm Bureau, Colorado Cattlemen's Association , Colorado Livestock Association , Colorado Wool Growers Association , and Rocky Mountain Farmers Union formally condemned today's announcement by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) to suspend the lethal take and removal of chronically depredating wolves.

Read the full release at the link below.

Colorado Farm Bureau, Colorado Cattlemen's Association , Colorado Livestock Association , Colorado Wool Growers Association , and Rocky Mountain Farmers Union formally condemned today's announcement and unconscionable action taken by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) to suspend the lethal take and removal of chronically depredating wolves.

“This reprehensible decision directly contradicts direct stakeholder input that was painstakingly gathered over years of good faith dialogue between the Department, sportsmen, wildlife advocates, farmers, ranchers, biologists, and more,” says Carlyle Currier, President of the Colorado Farm Bureau and 4th Generation Western Slope Rancher. “It’s nearly unfathomable that CPW intends to abdicate their obligations to our farming, ranching, and rural communities after so many strides in rebuilding trust on conflict mitigation, non-lethal tool employment, fair-compensation structures, and broader reintroduction success.”

Read the full statement at coloradofarmbureau.com/news.

09/26/2026

Check out this great article in Drovers featuring CLA Board member Toby Johnson and Collins Ranch, his family's fifth-generation ranch about the research being done by researchers at Colorado State University AgNext on grazing management practices.

We can’t control when it rains on Colorado’s Eastern Plains, but pairing a disciplined drought plan with virtual fencing has allowed us to double our pasture rest and protect our grass.

09/21/2026

The Colorado Livestock Association is looking for an Associate Director of Membership and Industry Engagement to join our team!

This position plays an important role in supporting CLA members, strengthening relationships across the livestock industry, and advancing the Association’s programs and initiatives.

This position will:
-Serve as a key point of contact for CLA members
-Support member engagement and retention
-Manage the Association’s safety group program
-Build relationships with industry partners
-Help identify and address member needs

This is a great opportunity to build meaningful relationships throughout the livestock industry while contributing to the continued success of CLA and Colorado’s livestock industry.

Interested in learning more or applying?

Check out the full job posting for position details, qualifications, and application information:
https://colorado-livestock-association.gnahiring.com/job/1059484/associate-director-of-membership-and-industry-engagement

09/19/2026

Congratulations to Brittany Dennison on her next chapter! 🎉
After four years of dedicated service with the Colorado Livestock Association, Brittany is moving into a new role with DairyMAX.

We’re grateful for Brittany’s energy, professionalism and commitment to serving Colorado’s livestock community, and we’re excited to see her continue that work in her new role.

Thank you, Brittany, for everything you’ve contributed to CLA and our members. We wish you all the best in this exciting next chapter! 🐄

Read the full announcement: https://www.coloradolivestock.org/2026/09/18/clas-brittany-dennison-moves-to-new-role-with-dairymax/

09/18/2026

Join AgriSafe for 11 free webinars on important agricultural health and safety topics during National Farm Safety and Health Week 2026!

📅 September 21–25, 2026

🔗 Register for all webinars: https://www.agrisafe.org/nfshw/