What do Montana producers think about the idea to create a Montana Cattle Committee? MT Rep. He said he wanted to hear feedback from producers about what they think of the idea.
Klakken : "A proposal- a bill has been put forward to form a cattle committee, an additional dollar for that from the people who pay the per capita fee to promote Montana beef- Montana beef only Klakken: "How this bill is currently structured is the people who pay the per capita every year will be sent a ballot, a referendum will be sent out to see if they even want to have this cattle committee.
And if they do, they'll all be required to participate, but if there's something happening to that dollar they don't like, they can actually request their dollar back. I have heard from a couple producers like Joe Dooling in Helena, and former Rep. Jeff Pattison R-Glasgow who have concerns about the additional checkoff. What's your take? Message us on the app.
Klakken joined us on Jan. Pattison called in this past Friday with his concerns. Audio of both conversations can be found below. The Montana Stock Growers Association is backing the proposal. Aaron Flint Published: February 3, Share on Facebook Share on Twitter. The legislation proposes a one-dollar-per-head assessment on cattle sales, which would be refundable if requested by the producer within 45 days of payment. Purpose : The committee would focus on promoting Montana cattle and beef, enhancing profitability, and supporting marketing, research, and educational efforts specific to Montana's cattle industry.
This initiative is separate from the federal Beef Checkoff Program , which does not specifically promote Montana beef. LOOK: These are the best lake towns to live in Stacker examined data from personal finance website WalletHub to determine the best lake towns to live in across the U.
