February 20, 2023
Young Producers Meet In Topeka For First Session
(TOPEKA) – A group of 20 young producers from across the state met in Topeka February 14-15 for the first installment of the 2023 KLA Young Stockmen’s Academy (YSA). Merck Animal Health is again partnering with the association to host these members for an in-depth look into KL...
December 7, 2022
Twenty-Nine Members Celebrate 50 Years of KLA Membership
(WICHITA) – The Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) honored 32 members at the KLA Convention November 30 for decades of loyalty to the association. This brings the total number of members who have been committed to KLA for 50 years or longer to 146. &nbs...
December 7, 2022
Kansas Youth Receive $30,000 In Scholarships
(WICHITA) – Twenty-seven scholarship winners for the 2022-23 school year were recognized during the annual Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) Convention November 30 in Wichita. A total of $30,000 was presented by the Kansas Livestock Foundation (KLF) and its partners. &n...
December 7, 2022
Members Approve Policy To Guide Kansas Livestock Association In 2023
(TOPEKA) – Policy focused on mileage tax on vehicles, water, federal disaster programs, the lesser prairie chicken and other key issues was approved by members of the Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) during the group’s annual business meeting December 2 in Wichita. &nbs...
December 2, 2022
Feeder, Rancher Elected To Lead Kansas Livestock Association
(WICHITA) – Cattle feeder Shawn Tiffany of Herington is the new president of the Kansas Livestock Association (KLA). He began his one-year term in the volunteer position during the group’s annual membership meeting December 2 in Wichita. Members chose Smith County rancher Phil...