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Celebrating 95 Years

Published May 31, 2024

The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association is enjoying record membership. NDSA Executive Director Julie Ellingson said new services have been added over the years. recognized the work that went into this moment. "Certainly, this new facility will help us serve that…

Built for the Next Generation

Published May 31, 2024

McVille rancher Dan Rovig chaired the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association and the North Dakota Stockmen's Foundation Building Committee. Rorvig is proud of this new facility. "Our previous building served us well for 50 years, but we outgrew it as we…

A Landmark for the ND Cattle Industry

Published May 30, 2024

During the headquarters grand opening, North Dakota Stockmen’s Association President Jason Leiseth recognized three groups of people; the founders of the organization, the current membership and the next generation. "Our organization has a very strong track record of growth," said…

NDSA in DC

Published April 22, 2024

North Dakota Stockmen’s Association Executive Vice President Julie Ellingson joined members of the organization in Washington D.C. this past week. "There are several overarching issues of importance for our organization and our producers," said Ellingson. "Of course, livestock disaster programs…

Support Remains for Voluntary Electronic ID

Published February 2, 2024

North Dakota Stockmen’s Association President Jason Leiseth's phone was going off non-stop in the past week over the issue of electronic identification. With those policy committee meetings complete at the Cattle Industry Convention, Leiseth is pleased with how the issue…

A Positive Outlook

Published December 30, 2023

The markets caught the attention of the cattle business in 2023. “After many years of pretty thin margins, we finally got the market moving in our favor,” said Jason Leiseth, president, North Dakota Stockmen's Association. “Going forward, there looks to…

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Diversity Keeps a Family Farm Strong

Published October 10, 2023

Quant Farms partner Gabe Quant is a fifth-generation farmer near Oakes, North Dakota. The farm was one of the stops on NDSA’s All Breeds Cattle Tour. Quant says the main operation has grown significantly in the last few years from…

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Middle of the Road

Published October 10, 2023

Wendel Livestock was one of the afternoon stops on the All-Breeds Cattle Tour. Wendel Livestock Owner/Operator Mike Wendel says when it comes to cattle, you need an even mix of all traits. "My philosophy is you can't chase too much…

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Rancher to Rancher, Breed to Breed

Published October 10, 2023

On North Dakota Stockmen's Association's 36th All Breeds Cattle Tour, NDSA President Jason Leiseth says the tour hits a lot of different cattle operations in a few hours. "We're here to see great cattle and visit with people about cattle…

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‘Welcome Home’

Published September 22, 2023

The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association is holding its 94th annual convention in Watford City. NDSA President Jason Leiseth says the theme, “Welcome Home” is a nod to the organization’s roots. "Watford City is the birthplace of NDSA when producers came…

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Celebrating 95 Years

Built for the Next Generation

A Landmark for the ND Cattle Industry

NDSA in DC

Support Remains for Voluntary Electronic ID

A Positive Outlook

Diversity Keeps a Family Farm Strong

Middle of the Road

Rancher to Rancher, Breed to Breed

‘Welcome Home’

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