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08/14/2026

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08/11/2026

Stewardship starts here.

We're proud to introduce Keepers of His Land, a new monthly series inspired by FCA President John Williamson's 2026–2027 theme. Throughout the coming year, we'll highlight Florida cattle producers whose commitment to land stewardship, conservation and responsible ranching is helping protect our state's natural resources while producing high-quality beef.

Our first feature spotlights Pearce Cattle Company, recipient of Florida's 2026 Environmental Stewardship Award. From rotational grazing and prescribed fire to wetland restoration and wildlife conservation, their operation demonstrates that productive ranches and healthy ecosystems go hand in hand.

Read the full feature beginning on page 20 of the August issue of The Florida Cattleman & Livestock Journal and follow along each month as we share the stories of Florida's true Keepers of His Land.

08/03/2026

The August cover of The Florida Cattleman & Livestock Journal features FCA Immediate Past President Rick Moyer, 2025–2026 FCA Sweetheart Valerie Yoder, newly crowned 2026–2027 FCA Sweetheart Jenna Larson and Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson.

Congratulations to Jenna as she begins her year representing Florida's cattle industry! Be sure to read her first Sweetheart Diary on pages 80–81 of the August issue to learn more about her, her goals and the year ahead.

📸: Images by Blair

07/27/2026

Help us make The Florida Cattleman & Livestock Journal even better!

We're partnering with the UF/IFAS PIE Center and 18 livestock organizations across the country to learn more about our readers' interests, preferences, and how you engage with the magazine. Your feedback will help us continue providing the content and resources that matter most to Florida's cattle industry.

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07/01/2026

Our July cover features newly elected 2026–2027 FCA President John Williamson of Okeechobee.

Be sure to turn to page 6 of the July Florida Cattleman & Livestock Journal to read his first President's Message as he begins his year of service to the Florida Cattlemen's Association.

06/26/2026

Our June issue wouldn't be complete without Ona's annual research update!

Starting on page 62, hear from seven UF/IFAS Range Cattle REC faculty members about their research programs, recent progress, and plans for the year ahead. 🐂🔬

06/18/2026

In this month's HQ Range, Sam Ard shares an update from Tallahassee, where FCA continues to advocate for Florida cattle producers on issues ranging from agricultural funding to property tax proposals that could impact private landowners and Greenbelt protections.

With a strong farm bill advancing, continued support for key agricultural partners, and a focus on maintaining the industry's voice in the Capitol, there's plenty happening beyond the headlines.

Read Sam's full update on page 35 of your June issue!

06/10/2026

Convention is just around the corner, and your June issue has all of the details about the 2026 FCA Convention & Allied Tradeshow!

From the daily schedule and trade show exhibitors to sponsors and auction information, pages 19 through 34 have everything you need to know before heading to convention.

See you soon in Marco!🌴🐂

06/01/2026

Our June cover features a few our FCA Executive Committee members on Capitol Hill during NCBA's Spring Legislative Conference. There, they met with Florida legislators to advocate for national policies that support the beef industry.

From left to right: FCA Treasurer Jason Conrad, FCA President-Elect John Williamson, FCA President Rick Moyer and FCA 2nd Vice President George Kempfer.

05/19/2026

From truck beds to tax credits, the details matter!

Check out this month’s Ag Financial & Tax column on page 59 for a breakdown of ranch vehicle tax considerations and recordkeeping best practices.🗒

Address

800 Shakerag Road
Kissimmee, FL
34744

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14078468025

Website

http://www.floridacattlemen.org/

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