The U.S. Cattlemen's Association is gearing up for their annual meeting that will take place in Manhattan, KS on January 21st and 22nd. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from USCA committees on policy and directives for 2026, participate in discussions led by industry leaders on current hot topics, and much more. 

Tupper talks about the importance of the USDA labeling rule that just went into effect on Jan. 1st and what else could be done to make it align more closely with Country of Origin Labeling. 

The U.S. Cattlemen's Association is gearing up for their annual meeting that will take place in Manhattan, KS on January 21st and 22nd. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from USCA committees on policy and directives for 2026, participate in discussions led by industry leaders on current hot topics, and much more.&nbsp;
Tupper talks about the importance of the USDA labeling rule that just went into effect on Jan. 1st and what else could be done to make it align more closely with Country of Origin Labeling.&nbsp;

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USCA President Justin Tupper Talks About Upcoming Annual Meeting

Hear from Drew Nielsen of Durbin Creek Ranch on this episode of the Northern Ag Network Seedstock Spotlight with Colter Brown, as they discuss Herefords bred in the heart of Wyoming for today’s commercial cowman.

Hear from Drew Nielsen of Durbin Creek Ranch on this episode of the Northern Ag Network Seedstock Spotlight with Colter Brown, as they discuss Herefords bred in the heart of Wyoming for today&rsquo;s commercial cowman.

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In this episode of Northern Ag Network On Demand, we sit down with Jenna Stanton, Director of Policy and Public Affairs for the U.S. Cattlemen’s Association, for a full recap of her year on Capitol Hill. From trade policy and tariffs to the emerging threat of New World screwworm, no issue is left uncovered. Jenna also shares her outlook for the cattle industry heading into 2026 and gives listeners a sneak peek at what to expect from the 2026 U.S. Cattlemen’s Association Annual Convention.

In this episode of Northern Ag Network On Demand, we sit down with Jenna Stanton, Director of Policy and Public Affairs for the U.S. Cattlemen&rsquo;s Association, for a full recap of her year on Capitol Hill. From trade policy and tariffs to the emerging threat of New World screwworm, no issue is left uncovered. Jenna also shares her outlook for the cattle industry heading into 2026 and gives listeners a sneak peek at what to expect from the 2026 U.S. Cattlemen&rsquo;s Association Annual Convention.

U.S. Cattlemen's Association 2025 Year in Review

Each year wheat farmers from every state are invited to enter the National Wheat Yield Contest to compete for the highest yield in bushels-per-acre.

This year, Montana’s winner in the Dryland Winter Wheat category was an 18-year-old who farms near Ryegate.  Not only did Wyatt Ramage post the top yield in the state, but he also placed 5th in the entire nation for “Percent of Yield Above the County Average”, because his per-acre-yield was over 3 times the average for his county!

The National Wheat Yield Contest is a project of the National Wheat Foundation, assisted by the staff of the National Association of Wheat Growers.  Winners are selected in several categories, so the List of 2025 State Winners includes both Dryland and Irrigated Winter Wheat and Spring Wheat growers from across America.

In a podcast with Taylor Brown, Wyatt Ramage and his father Kelly Ramage, (who has placed in the National Wheat Yield Contest previously), discuss the contest and what it takes to accomplish their award-winning yields.

Joining the Ramage Family in the Northern Ag Network Studio was Nathan Haynie, Crop Agronomist, and Area manager for Nutrien Ag Solutions in Billings.  The Ramages purchased their seed and many of their crop inputs from Nutrien Ag Solutions, a leading supplier of seed varieties, fertilizer, crop protection products and agronomic expertise.

For questions on how to participate in the 2026 National Wheat Yield contest, contact Anne Osborne of the National Wheat Foundation at: aosborne@wheatworld.org.

Each year wheat farmers from every state are invited to enter the National Wheat Yield Contest to compete for the highest yield in bushels-per-acre.
This year, Montana&rsquo;s winner in the Dryland Winter Wheat category was an 18-year-old who farms near Ryegate.&nbsp; Not only did Wyatt Ramage post the top yield in the state, but he also placed 5th in the entire nation for &ldquo;Percent of Yield Above the County Average&rdquo;, because his per-acre-yield was over 3 times the average for his county!
The <a href="https://wheatfoundation.org/wheat-yield-contest/">National Wheat Yield Contest</a> is a project of the National Wheat Foundation, assisted by the staff of the National Association of Wheat Growers.&nbsp; Winners are selected in several categories, so the <a href="https://wheatfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2025-FINALState-Winners-List-1.pdf">List of 2025 State Winners</a> includes both Dryland and Irrigated Winter Wheat and Spring Wheat growers from across America.
In a podcast with Taylor Brown, Wyatt Ramage and his father Kelly Ramage, (who has placed in the National Wheat Yield Contest previously), discuss the contest and what it takes to accomplish their award-winning yields.
Joining the Ramage Family in the Northern Ag Network Studio was Nathan Haynie, Crop Agronomist, and Area manager for Nutrien Ag Solutions in Billings.&nbsp; The Ramages purchased their seed and many of their crop inputs from <a href="https://nutrienseed.com/">Nutrien Ag Solutions</a>, a leading supplier of seed varieties, fertilizer, crop protection products and agronomic expertise.
For questions on how to participate in the 2026 National Wheat Yield contest, contact Anne Osborne of the National Wheat Foundation at: <a href="mailto:aosborne@wheatworld.org">aosborne@wheatworld.org</a>.

USCA President Justin Tupper Talks About Upcoming Annual Meeting

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