WORKING FOR YOU ON TODAY'S AND TOMORROW'S PROBLEMS

WORKING WITH WASHINGTON AND AUSTIN
    

Supported 201 Trade Action to limit lamb imports.

Fighting encroachment of our private property rights.

Seeking recourse loan program for mohair and wool producers.

Working on animal health issues, screwworms, scrapie, and brucellosis.

Monitoring taxes at state and nation level.

Successfully requested that USDA purchase $8 million worth of American lamb.

Working for labeling of imported lamb and price reporting requirements for imported lamb.

Monitoring Endangered Species legislation to protect the rights of private landowners.

Providing information on improved packaging of wool and mohair to better compete on the world market.

Semi-Annual Meeting

Feb. 10-11th Feb. 10-11th

Reception
Springhill Suites
from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Friday, Feb. 10

Meeting in the Commissary Building at Ft. Concho National Historic Site, 630 S. Oakes, San Angelo, TX 76903

Registration begins at 9:00 a.m. with the business portion of the meeting starting at 9:30 a.m. and concluding with the noon meal prepared by Charlie Blanek.  Cost of the meal is included in the $20 registration fee.  Pre-registration closes Mon., Feb. 6th, 2012.  Those not pre-registered may register at the door.