What states have the most Angus cattle?
Montana 32,763 Texas 23,773 Nebraska 22,823 Oklahoma 20,741 Missouri 19,942 South Dakota 19,210 Kansas 18,491 Iowa 11,834 Kentucky 11,307 Georgia 11,146 • How do I join the American Angus Association? There are four types of Association memberships available: regular, junior, non-resident and affiliate. Membership applications can be accessed online at www.angus.org or by contacting the Association. A one-year membership for $30 may be issued in the name of an individual, a farm or ranch name, a partnership or a corporation. Regular members receive registration and voting privileges. Annual renewal of regular membership is $30. For an additional $50, members receive the Angus Journal®, the official publication of the American Angus Association. Junior membership is available to young Angus breeders until they reach 21-years-old. Junior membership dues are $20 annually. Juniors may register and transfer Angus under the same rules as regular members. They can also partake in the National
Montana 29,750 Texas 19,942 Oklahoma 19,695 Nebraska 19,017 Missouri 16,799 South Dakota 16,764 Kansas 16,197 Iowa 9,435 North Dakota 9,434 Kentucky 9,001 • How do I join the American Angus Association? There are five types of Association memberships available: life, regular, junior, non-resident and affiliate. Membership applications can be accessed online at www.angus.org or by contacting the Association. A lifetime membership to the American Angus Association costs $1,500. Membership lasts throughout the life of the sole person named on the membership form, and payments may be broken into three non-refundable yearly installments. Lifetime memberships can be issued to one person only, and are not meant for partnerships. The membership option may be used for a farm name, provided only one person is included on the membership. A one-year regular membership for $80 may be issued in the name of an individual, a farm or ranch name, a partnership or a corporation. Regular members receive r
