CattleWomen Make an Appearance on What’s Up North County!

In February, Nicole and Vicki had a wonderful time talking to Randy and Eric on the talkshow and podcast, ‘What’s Up North County,’ about SLOCCW, the beef industry, and the unit’s upcoming events. View the entire episode by visiting @whatsupnorthcounty on Instagram and clicking on their YouTube channel. Thanks for having us Randy and Eric! credit: @whatsupnorthcounty

Vicki Janssen’s 2024 CattleWoman of the Year photo is officially hung in the Board of Supervisors’ Chambers.

2024 WOMEN IN RANCHING

A tremendous thank you to KJUG for giving us a radio spot on the "Tom and Becky Show!"  Thank you Corryn La Rue for arranging this terrific opportunity to reach over 4,000 listeners during our 5 minute talk about ranchers and the benefits of beef. Corryn LaRue had done an internship with KJUG  and we are thankful that she was able to schedule this special day. This year we focused on talking to the listeners about the many byproducts that beef provides. Tom and Becky are amazing and made the visit  fun and enjoyable.  We could not be more appreciative and humbled by this opportunity. 

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President Tracy Nicholson (right) and Membership chair Lesa (left) John present chef and instructor Adam White (center) with a donation to the Paso Robles Culinary Arts School. 

San Luis Obispo County CattleWomen share the recent Board of Supervisors approval on the Resolution - "San Luis Obispo County Ranching Month" Pictured are CattleWomen holding the resolution and our very own, 2023 CattleWoman of the Year Suze Evenson.

Fellow SLOCo. CattleWomen Newsletter Chair Corryn LaRue, received The Horizon Award as the National Winner for her performance and promise in the farm broadcasting industry! Congratulations Corryn

SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY CATTLEWOMEN WIN THE STATE WALT RODMAN AWARD

This is a prestigious award given at the State Cattlemen/CattleWomen Convention. The award recognizes outstanding beef promotion projects each year and is sponsored by the Beef Council. Our winning project was the brainchild of our own Kathy Loftus. Her love of the ranching history in San Luis Obispo County produced an exquisite display of photographs and written historical accounts of the ranches in the county. You are encouraged to visit the "History of Cattle Ranching winning exhibit at the Pioneer Museum in Paso Robles. Congratulations Kathy!

Below we are featuring cattlewomen whose families have ranched in the county for years. Stay tuned as we feature more cattlewomen who continue to oversee ranching operations in our county.

Click HERE for Bios.