CATTLE RAISERS COMMUNITY


Policy Conference September 28-30, 2016 • Sheraton Austin Hotel at the Capit September 28-30, 2016 • Sheraton Austin Hotel at the Capitol, Austin, Texas


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State Leaders Provide Perspectives at Policy Conference TATE REPRESENTATIVES, STATE SENATORS, TEXAS’ CFOS


and experts in timely topics are on the agenda for the 2016 TSCRA Policy Conference, Sept. 28


to 30, Austin. All TSCRA members are welcome to attend and be


a part of establishing association policy on the issues of importance to cattle raisers.


You can register for as little as $75 for Wednesday


and Thursday meetings only. Other registration op- tions are available that include meals and receptions. Registration rates will increase on Sept. 15. Register for the TSCRA Policy Conference at tscra.org/policy- conference.


Evan Smith, CEO and co- founder, The Texas Tribune


Glenn Hegar, Texas Comp- troller of Public Accounts


Drew Darby, Texas State Representative and Chair of the House Energy Resources Committee


Derrell Peel, Oklahoma State University Extension


Charles Perry, Texas State Senator and Chairman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Water, and Rural Affairs


Headquarters Hotel Sheraton Austin at the Capitol 701 E. 11th Street, Austin, Texas 78701 • 512-478-1111 Room rates are guaranteed through September 2 and are subject to availability. Reservations ($189): Call 888-627-8349 and reference the TSCRA room block. Or go online to https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/Book/TSCRAPolicyConference


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