There is a growing trend in the restaurant menu-building model, and it is not all positive for beef producers. Consumers have watched a recent trend of beef products diminish from restaurant menus across the nation, and in some cases, there are none at all. Steakhouses have even shifted menus away from beef. Of two large nationwide steakhouse chains: shrimp, salmon, chicken sandwiches, chicken wings, and pork ribs all compete with the prize of the menu: delicious juicy steaks

The Kansas primaries took place at the beginning of August. Kris Kobach and Representative Roger Marshall squared off in a battle for a spot on the November Ballot next to Barbara Bollier. Marshall won but faces a tough campaign ahead as many Republican leaders have come out in support of the Democratic candidate. Bollier and Marshall are vying to replace Senator Pat Roberts following his retirement. There were numerous U.S. House primaries setting the stage for some stiff co

The Kansas Cattlemen’s Association’s 22nd Annual Convention and Trade Show will kick off on Friday, November 13, 2020. The event will take place at the Courtyard by Marriott Convention Center in Junction City, Kansas. KCA is currently scheduling presentations and will release additional details as they become available. Concerns for health and safety are of the utmost importance to KCA and the Marriott Convention Center. Extra care is being taken to plan a convention space th

The Kansas Cattlemen’s Association (KCA) and GoBob Pipe & Steel Scholarship Program recently awarded scholarships for 2020. Applicants were required to submit a completed application form detailing their secondary education plans, focus of future study, a formal resume as well as an essay of 250-500 words covering one of three topics. Those topics ranged from promoting positive agriculture and advocacy to proposing plant-based protein marketing and labeling restrictions. KCA