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Livestock industry, led by the Colorado Livestock Association, prevails in a battle challenging the General CAFO Permit Aurora, CO – This week, the Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment accepted the Colorado Livestock Association’s appeal and reversed the initial decision by the Administrative Law Judge reaffirming the validity of the…

Members of the Colorado Livestock Association, Kenny and Jody Rogers, Wagon Wheel Ranch and Britt Dinis, Empire Dairy, were recognized as 2024 Leaders in Agriculture by the Denver Business Journal at a reception this past Thursday. The Leaders in Agriculture program recognizes individuals from Colorado who are making a significant contribution to the agriculture industry.…

At its most recent meeting, the Colorado Livestock Association Board of Directors voted to commit $50,000 to the Stop the Ban campaign, fighting against the measure to end slaughterhouses within Denver city limits. The measure was introduced by Pro-Animal Future, an animal rights activist organization and Denver voters will decide this issue on the ballot…

Colorado Livestock Association was a sponsor of the first annual Offal Party, at CSU Spur this past weekend. The party was a gathering of livestock producers, processors, chefs, food bloggers and others from around Colorado who have a vested interest in coming up with new solutions to the offal issue. The event was spearheaded by…

Attention College Students: Now Hiring a Media Intern for Spring 2024 Deadline Extended to January 12 The Colorado Livestock Association is seeking a media intern who is a current student in an undergraduate degree program in applicable fields (i.e. communications, journalism, public relations, or marketing) who is available for the spring semester. This person will…

Aurora, CO – The Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Energy Management for Manufacturing Phase 2 (GEMM-2) air emissions regulations currently in development through the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) will critically impact Colorado beef processing operations, ultimately threatening the beef market. This is yet another example that the current administration is unfriendly to…

Thanks to a grant award from the High Plains Intermountain Center for Agriculture Health and Safety (HICAHS), the Colorado Livestock Association (CLA) provided two live cattle handling demonstration seminars in April and June 2023 focusing on stockmanship, animal handling, and transportation safety. Following the live events, CLA produced training videos capturing the key messages to…