Congratulations to Bobby Lide, Mexia, for winning the New Hol- land Rustler in the 2014 TSCRA Membership Contest. From left: Mark Lowery, Dairy and Livestock Marketing Specialist, New Hol- land Agriculture; Claudia Wright, Association Promotion Commit- tee Chair; and Lide.


TSCRA sends 3 delegates to the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) Young Cattlemen’s Confer- ence each year. The 2015 delegates, from left, are Rocky Sullivan, Galveston, Texas; Amanda Dauses, Kemp, Texas; and Cody Fry, Armstrong, Texas.


TSCRA special rangers conduct their own membership recruitment contest each year. Rios of Mercedes/Anderson Bean boots was the generous provider of award boots for the contest winners. From left: Trainor Evans, Rios of Mercedes; Special Rangers Wayne Goodman, Larry Hand, Troy McKinney, Toney Hurley, Jimmy Dickson and Marvin Wills; and Sergio Elizondo, TSCRA member and owner of Texas Tack & Rags, Boerne.


Many thanks were given to retiring TSCRA Special Ranger Max Hartmann, Doss, at the Cattle Raisers Convention. Hartmann served 17 years with TSCRA as a market inspector, special ranger and special ranger supervisor. From left: Larry Gray, TSCRA executive director of law enforcement, Second Vice President Robert McKnight, First Vice President Richard Thorpe, Frannie Hartmann, Special Ranger Hartmann and President Pete Bonds.


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