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The ACA is focused on four pillars: Legislation, Education, Advocacy and Development.

We're leading the cattle industry in the state of Arkansas toward continued improvement.

06/12/2026

Meet Don Clark for today's Farmer Friday!

Don is a cow/calf producer in Faulkner County and a semi-retired Physical Therapist Assistant. He has always been involved in agriculture as his family had a cattle operation.

"I joined ACLC to learn more about ACA and networking with other farmers from all the different counties," Clark said.

His favorite part about the ACA is getting information about current events related to cattle operations and attending county meetings.

06/10/2026

The ACA is now accepting nominations for the 3rd annual Arkansas Cattlemen's Producer of the Year award.

This honor recognizes outstanding contributions to the cattle industry within Arkansas, highlighting leadership, innovation, and dedication to the field. Nominees must demonstrate significant achievements in cattle management, community involvement, and advocacy for the industry.

Find out more and nominate producers here: https://www.arbeef.org/awards-scholarships

The deadline for nominations is June 30, 2026.

06/08/2026

Today's Membership Monday announces the winner of our May Membership Drive Incentive program.

Congratulations to Ben DeSalvo of Conway County winning 2 rolls of hay net wrap, Rick Core of Sebastian County and Matt Carter of Independence County both winning 2 jugs of hydraulic fluid. Congratulations to our winners!

Thank you to McLehaney Equipment Co. LLC for sponsoring the prizes!

Want to win something? Learn more here: https://www.arbeef.org/member-drive-guidelines

06/05/2026

Today we introduce Holley Sheals for today's Farmer Friday!

Holley is a graduate student at Arkansas State University. She currently works on the college farm where she does research on winter hair coat shedding in cattle. She got involved with agriculture through school and taking classes.

"I joined ACLC to make connections that will last and learn how to be a better cattlemen," Sheals said.

Her favorite part about being a member of ACA is that everyone has the same common interests and learning how to advocate for agriculture properly.

06/04/2026

New World Screwworm has been confirmed in a calf in South Texas, marking the first U.S. case during the current outbreak.

The good news: the U.S. beef supply remains safe. NWS is an animal health issue, not a food safety issue.

Arkansas producers should stay vigilant, monitor livestock for unusual wounds or signs of infestation, and contact their veterinarian with any concerns.

Most importantly, rely on trusted sources and avoid misinformation. We’ll continue sharing updates as more information becomes available.

06/03/2026

Registration is open for our 68th Annual Convention & Trade Show!

We have changed up the schedule a bit for the cornerstone event for cattlemen and cattlewomen across Arkansas. The convention promises a blend of education, networking, and entertainment.

Highlights include new educational sessions for our Cattlemen's College series, the Arkansas Cattlemen's Foundation Benefit Auction, two nights of live music, and more!

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to engage with fellow cattlemen and cattlewomen and gain insights that can enhance your operations. Register today and join us in Fort Smith August 7-8!

For everything you need to know about convention and to register visit here! https://www.arbeef.org/convention-and-tradeshow

06/01/2026

It is June; which means we have a new membership drive incentive for this month's top recruiter!

This month Ross Rogers Equipment Co is providing 1 Wylie ATV 25 Gallon Sprayer.

For your recruitments to count, make sure they are postmarked by June 30 and include your name on the "recruited by" line. Online, phone payments, or renewal mail returns count toward your overall count.

You can renew your membership at https://www.arbeef.org/join-aca
As a reminder, our membership drive ends June 30!

05/29/2026

Meet Clint Young for this week's farmer Friday!

Clint is a cow/calf producer in Little River County. His involvement in agriculture began in high school.

"Being the former vice president and now current president of the Little River Cattlemen's, I felt attending this leadership course would help in forming me to be a better leader within my county organization. That's why I joined ACLC," Young Said.

His favorite part about ACA are the people at the county and state level are down to earth, genuinely amazing people who are always willing to help out their fellow neighbor.

05/27/2026

Scholarship applications are due Monday, June 1st!🎓

The Arkansas Cattlemen's Association, in conjunction with generous partners, is proud to award over $15,000 a year to developing outstanding young Arkansans.
2026 Scholarship applications are online only.

🔗https://www.arbeef.org/awards-scholarships

05/25/2026

Our nation owes a debt to its fallen heroes that we can never fully repay and on this day we remember and honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

All of us at the ACA want to wish everyone a safe Memorial Day!

Just as a note, the ACA office will be closed today, May 25.

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301 S. Victory Street
Little Rock, AR
72201

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://www.arbeef.org/

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