Current Articles and News
 | The Spirit of Giving Back: Cherry Knoll Farm Supports the NJAA - With a love for good Angus cattle and a desire to support the initiatives of the “green jackets” of the National Junior Angus Association (NJAA), Bob and Margaret Duprey of Cherry Knoll Farm, West Grove, Pa., have pledged a total of $25,000 in matching funds to support the NJAA Board Alumni and Friends Scholarship and Endowment Fund. |
| Coffey Selected to Represent Angus at YCC - James Coffey of Hustonville, Ky., has been selected to represent the American Angus Association® at the 2010 National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) Young Cattlemen’s Conference (YCC). |
| KiamichiLink Ranch Purchases 2010 Angus Foundation Heifer Package - L. Tucker and Vickie Link, owners of Kiamichi Link Ranch of Antlers, Okla., bid $75,000 on Jan. 14 to purchase the 2010 Angus Foundation Heifer Package, donated by Jeff Ward and Duncan Smith owners of Sinclair Cattle Co., Warfordsburg, Pa. More than $1.4 million has been raised from this Angus Foundation fundraising activity since its inception in 1980. |
| Donation of Montana Ranch Energizes Angus Foundation Event in Louisville - She is a woman who loves the land and Angus cattle. She believes in educating our young people and promoting the future of the beef industry. She is a woman who has no need for the spotlight or accolades, but on November 14 at the Angus Foundation’s Supporter Recognition Event in Louisville, Ky., her voice and words spoke volumes. |
| Angus Foundation Invests $75,000 in Research - Producing a quality product to satisfy customers has long been the goal of Angus breeders. Helping to fund research activities for the purpose of advancing the agricultural industry, benefiting Angus breeders and other beef producers has long been a goal of the Angus Foundation. By investing in two specific research projects aimed at helping Angus producers fulfill their goals, the Angus Foundation is doing its part to ensure the future of the Angus breed and the cattle industry are on the cutting edge of science and profitability. |
| Junior Members Generosity Help's Campaign for Angus Surpass 50% of $11 Million Goal - With a significant gift of $25,000 to the Angus Foundation, the Iowa Junior Angus Association helped bring the campaign to the half-way mark. Through the establishment of a permanent Iowa Junior Angus Association Scholarship Endowment Fund, the Iowa juniors have designated the funds be used for scholarships through the Angus Foundation’s Scholarship Program. |