90 NEBRASKA CATTLEMAN January 2024 BOOTS ON THE GROUND Working for Nebraska Beef Producers PASTURE TO PLATE TO PLATE PEOPLE Members of the YOUNG NEBRASKA CATTLEMEN-LINCOLN AFFILIATE propose bylaw changes at the Nebraska Cattlemen office on Nov. 29. THE LANCASTER SEWARD CATTLEMEN celebrates the holidays with their “Beef Feed” party on Nov. 4 at the Hallam Steakhouse in Hallam. Speakers included Sen. Deb Fischer discussing the Farm Bill, E&E Insurance representative speaking about Livestock Risk Protection and Pasture, Rangeland and Forage insurance, and Rick Rasby with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln promoting the Nebraska Beef Summit. At the SOUTH CENTRAL CATTLEMEN MEETING, NC Executive Vice President Laura Field discusses the NC Annual Convention and the latest happenings in the U.S. Congress on Nov. 28. Sen. Steve Halloran also spoke about upcoming initiatives in the Nebraska Legislature. YOUNG NEBRASKA CATTLEMEN MEMBERS, left to right, Madison Hirschman, Marissa Vocek, Dani Kasselder, Torrin Boyer and Chaylee Tonniges, are all smiles while participating in the meeting at the Nebraska Cattlemen office on Nov. 29 where they reviewed and proposed changes to their organization’s bylaws. Prior to the Nov. 7 LANCASTER-SEWARD HOLIDAY “BEEF FEED,” Sen. Deb Fischer, left, and Clay Point Stock Farm owner Mike Brown, right, stop at the entrance of the Hallam Steakhouse. Sen. Fischer addressed the event, discussing the Farm Bill and other issues of national concern to Nebraska’s beef industry. BOOTS ON THE GROUND CONTINUED FROM PAGE 88
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