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Texas Beef Council Elects New Leadership
T
HE TEXAS BEEF COUNCIL’S (TBC) NEWLY ELECTED BOARD of directors began their new fi scal year, leading the
state’s producer-run beef marketing organization. The TBC board of directors consists entirely of beef producers providing rep- resentation of the state through organization affi liation. In additio n, the board may elect two directors at large, without nomination by a qualifi ed organization, to round out the board with equitable geographic and sector representation. Dave Edmiston, a McCulloch County rancher, is the
newly elected chairman of the TBC board. Edmiston represents Texas Farm Bureau and is a third-generation cow-calf producer who ranches in the Heart of Texas. “I’m honored to serve Texas cattlemen and women
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in this leadership role,” said Edmiston. “Texas beef pro- ducers should know that their state and national beef checkoff program is working hard to help build beef demand on their behalf and help them be profi table.” Austin Brown III of Beeville will represent Texas and
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Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association on the TBC board as the newly elected vice chairman. Brown is a cow-calf producer ranching in South Texas. Joining Edmiston and Brown on the executive
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committee are Bruce Dopslauf, Ryan Moorhouse and outgoing Chair Coleman Locke. The executive com- mittee acts for the entire board on matters that require action between regularly scheduled meetings of the full 20-member board. The TBC board establishes the budget and ultimately
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decides which demand building programs receive the checkoff funds collected under the national beef check- off program. Directors can serve up to six consecutive one-year terms on the board. “For more than 27 years, Texas beef producers have
been making decisions about where their checkoff dol- lars are invested in the areas of promotion, research and education,” said Edmiston. “I’m confi dent in our board’s vision and in the strategic plan that will be implemented through fi scal year 2015.”
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