WYOMING CATTLEWOMEN
Bringing the best of Volunteerism to the Beef Industry
Across Wyoming and the USA, CattleWomen volunteers promote beef and understanding of our agriculture industry to both adult and youth consumers at events and one-on-one.
The primary goal of Wyoming CattleWomen has not changed throughout the years - to maintain and increase the demand for beef and to promote a positive image of our industry.
NEWS & EVENTS
Wyoming CattleWomen are now accepting applications for the 2025 Wyoming CattleWomen Scholarship - click here for more information
The next WCW Meeting is December 10th - 1:30pm at the Ramkota in Casper
You may have noticed changes to our website. Dues-paying WCW members may sign up under Login to access our Members Only section.
About Wyoming CattleWomen
Wyoming CattleWomen is a group of dedicated individuals who believe that the livestock industry is of basic importance to world existence. Our objective is to develop educational awareness about BEEF and to promote a better understanding of the various roles the beef industry plays in the environment and the national economy.
Wyoming CattleWomen bring the best of volunteerism to the beef industry. We are active in education, beef promotion and industry issues. We are affiliated with the American National CattleWomen and support a number of their national projects. Wyoming CattleWomen work closely with the Wyoming Beef Council, WY Stock Growers Association, Wyoming Agriculture in the Classroom as well as local Cow-Belle/CattleWomen organizations.
Organized on June 6, 1940 as Wyoming's Cow-Belles, the original group was headed by Charlotte Snodgrass and consisted of ladies who wanted to do more for the livestock industry. In 1992 our name changed to Wyoming CattleWomen, Inc. to reflect the more professional organization we have become. The primary goal of Wyoming CattleWomen has not changed throughout the years -- to maintain and increase the demand for beef and to promote a positive image of our industry.
WHY JOIN US?
The number of people involved in the cattle business continues to shrink each year. Thus it is imperative each of our voices be heard locally and nationally as part of a united group to promote the beef industry. There is a need for leaders, as well as for those who choose to work quietly and effectively behind the scenes. There is a place for everyone and you can make the difference. COME JOIN US!
