Full Coverage: American Angus Controversy

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Below is Beef Today's full coverage of the American Angus Association issue.
 

Angus Association News

 

Angus Coup Goes Awry

Minnie Lou Bradley, president of the American Angus Association in 2004, often reminded the board of directors of decisions other breeds made. "I asked them, ‘Are we gonna stay on top, or do something foolish?’"

 

Angus: Catalyst for Change

Though hard to measure, a good share of the credit for today’s robust consumer demand must be attributed to the success of Certified Angus Beef.

 

Closing the Gate: The Everyday Angus Burden

Touring a western Kansas feedlot this spring provided a real-world glimpse of the influence of breed associations on our industry.

 

Letters from the Association


Letter from Association staff
 

Letter from Bryce Schumann, chief executive
 

Letter from Angus Board
 

Letter from past presidents of the American Angus Association


Letter from past presidents of the American Angus Association, in support of Angus CEO and current Board of Directors, April 14, 2014

 

 

Association Press Release

 

The Good News: AAA and the Angus Business

Since the economic downturn, Angus has enjoyed unparalleled growth.

 

Discussion


Angus Association

As the nation’s largest breed, the Angus Association influences every segment of the beef industry in every corner of America. What are your thoughts on the recent changes happening there?

Share your thoughts on the Discussion Board.
 

 

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