Idaho Cattle Association

Idaho Cattle Association Preserving, promoting, & protecting Idaho’s cattle industry—supporting producer’s across the state. Learn more: www.idahocattle.org Let’s talk! Vulgar language
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The Idaho Cattle Association is a statewide membership organization with its primary objective to protect, promote, and promote the livelihood and cultural viability of Idaho beef producers. It has long been the advocate of responsible, environmentally sensitive use of natural resources along with careful concern for best practices regarding the welfare of animals. First organized in 1915 as the I

daho Cattle and Horse Growers Association, its successor, the Idaho Cattle Association, remains the standard bearer for every segment of the livestock industry.

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Welcome to the Idaho Cattle Association community! Our online presence is built on standards that encourage a positive and friendly atmosphere. By participating in the Idaho Cattle Association and its online communities, you are agreeing to our Community Standards and Terms & Conditions. Idaho Cattle Association Community Standards:

Be Respectful: We appreciate your thoughts, ideas and opinions, and ask that they be shared with good will. We love a good laugh, but not at another’s expense. Any content that involves discrimination, promotional or offensive political opinions, cultural insensitivity or the defamation of someone’s character has no place here. Be Courteous: Let’s exchange ideas – but be aware others may have a different opinion. We love a good debate but reserve the right to remove posts that attack, harass or could potentially bring harm to any individual or entity—that includes your own or someone else’s personal information. Be Appropriate: We’ll remove posts, blog comments, member names, and subject lines containing profanity, sexually graphic, or offensive and/or explicit material. We will also remove any content we feel encourages dangerous or illegal actions or behaviors. We will also delete junk mail, spam or copyrighted content. If you decide to post promotional or unrelated content in our communities, we may remove it. Be Honest: Always tell the truth. We will remove anything we determine to be fraudulent or deceptive. It is unacceptable—and we will not tolerate attempts to impersonate the Idaho Cattle Association, its entities, partners or staff members. The Idaho Cattle Association online community is a place to talk, share, comment and learn. Our goal is to promote Idaho farmers and ranchers, and foster discussions between beef lovers, consumers, producers and the general public who want to know more about beef and the people who raise it for our tables. We encourage you to submit questions, comments and concerns, but please note these are moderated online discussions. Idaho Cattle Association Terms and Conditions:
Once posted, Idaho Cattle Association reserves the right to delete submissions that contain:

1. Personal attacks of any kind
3. Comments or content that promotes, fosters or perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, age, religion, gender, marital status, genetics, status with regard to public assistance, national origin, physical or intellectual disability or sexual orientation
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We recognize the web is a 24/7 medium. Your comments are welcome at any time; however, we generally monitor comments and postings between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m. We retain the right to utilize any posts and photos as we see fit. Please note public comments expressed on this site do not reflect the opinions and position of Idaho Cattle Association, or its employees or members. If you have any questions concerning the operation of this online moderated discussion site, please contact the Idaho Cattle Association at [email protected].

The ICA Heifer of the Year contest is open to Idaho students in grades 7–12 looking to expand their knowledge of cattle ...
08/27/2026

The ICA Heifer of the Year contest is open to Idaho students in grades 7–12 looking to expand their knowledge of cattle production and explore their future in agriculture. The winner will receive a purebred heifer!

📅 Applications are due September 15, 2026: https://www.idahocattle.org/news-center

Want to help invest in the next generation of Idaho cattle producers? Sponsorships and donations are open for the 2026 contest—contact the ICA office to learn more.

08/24/2026

📢 Calling all cattle producers – we need your help!

Tell Congress and the White House to support American cattle producers, not actions that undercut them like importing foreign beef.

✅ Use this link to send a letter > beef.quorum.us/campaign/vp4cc3p0

It was great to share about Idaho's cattle industry at the NJHA Bridging the Gap event!
08/13/2026

It was great to share about Idaho's cattle industry at the NJHA Bridging the Gap event!

08/13/2026

We're partnering with the Idaho Cattle Association!

ICA members now get a one-year discount on Ambrook, plus a free set of educational resources for managing their operation's finances.

The ICA advocates for ranchers across Idaho, representing them in national policy discussions and organizing educational programs and events.

Together, we're proud to give Idaho cattle producers easier access to financial tools that actually fit their business.

ICA members, you can claim your benefit by logging into the member portal.

For ranching families affected by the Big Grass Fire and Tartar Fire, rebuilding will take years.You can help.For every ...
08/10/2026

For ranching families affected by the Big Grass Fire and Tartar Fire, rebuilding will take years.

You can help.

For every Buckaroo Benefit t-shirt purchased, 100% of the profits are sent to the Idaho Cattle Association Fire Fund to support those impacted by these wildfires in western Idaho and eastern Oregon.

Wear your support and help us make a difference.

You can purchase your t-shirt here: https://caldwell-night-rodeo.square.site/product/buckaroo-benefit-tee/GO4EJWIMEEFHHWNC3F2MVY7L

08/05/2026

📅 Registration for the 2026 Rangeland Fall Forum is now open!

This year’s Fall Forum will explore examples of successful post-fire practices and delve into tools available to rangeland managers, users, and policymakers when navigating this shifting fire regime. The forum will focus on real world examples and
practical lessons from post-fire recovery efforts in the Magic Valley.

Mark your calendars for September 11 & 12th, we look forward to seeing you there!

Register now on our website: https://rangelandcenter.org/news-events/

08/03/2026

🌟 Board of Trustees Spotlight 🌟

This week, we’re proud to introduce Cameron Mulrony, a newly-elected and valued member of the Leadership Idaho Agriculture Board of Trustees.

Cameron Mulrony is the Executive Vice President of the Idaho Cattle Association. Cameron grew up in the small town of Pomeroy, WA. Cameron attended the University of Idaho and got a degree in agriculture education. He met his future wife while at UI and graduated in 2003. Cameron spent a couple of years traveling the country riding bulls for a living. Cameron’s first career job was teaching agriculture at a high school in Oregon, where he taught for 12 years before returning to Idaho. In 2017, Cameron became the Executive Vice President of the Idaho Cattle Association overseeing Idaho’s cattle industry.

Cameron has a wide knowledge of the industry from the production side, working in feedlots, traveling the country and knowing the cattle industry inside and out. He owns a small, registered cattle and quarter horse operation.

As a member of the LIA Board of Trustees, Cameron plays an important role in helping guide decisions and advance LIA’s mission to educate and equip leaders who advocate for Idaho agriculture. We are grateful for his leadership, insight, and commitment to the future of Idaho agriculture.

👏 Help us thank Cameron for serving our LIA community!

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2120 W Airport Way
Boise, ID
83705

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 7am - 8pm

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