March 24, 2026
Red Angus producers have a unique opportunity to shape the future of the breed through donations of semen and embryos to university teaching and research herds. These herds are more than just cattle – they are living laboratories where students and researchers can investigate relationships into the genetics of reproduction, growth, and grazing efficiency…
Read MoreJanuary 21, 2026
DENVER – The Red Angus Association of America has named Luke Bolin as its new director of communications, bringing extensive experience in agricultural communications, creative services and team leadership to RAAA’s staff. In this role, Bolin will lead RAAA’s communications strategy across print, digital and social platforms, working closely with staff, leadership and members to…
Read MoreNovember 19, 2025
DENVER— The Red Angus Association of America has refined and expanded the American Red program, strengthening genetic qualifications and extending enrollment access to a broader group of cattle producers. The updated structure ensures the continued delivery of high-quality, heat-adapted cattle that align with modern market demands and diverse production environments. By pairing the maternal efficiency and…
Read MoreOctober 16, 2025
DENVER – The Red Angus Association of America board of directors is pleased to announce the hiring of Greg Ruehle as executive vice president. Ruehle brings more than 30 years of experience in agriculture and association leadership, coupled with a lifelong dedication to advancing the cattle industry and serving producers. As EVP, Ruehle will oversee…
Read MoreOctober 15, 2025
DENVER – The Red Angus Association of America is excited to announce the launch of the GridMaster Challenge, a new educational contest designed to give commercial producers and members firsthand insight into the fed-cattle sector while evaluating the genetic potential of their herds. Developed by RAAA’s commercial marketing specialists and approved by the RAAA Board…
Read MoreOctober 13, 2025
DENVER— The Red Angus Association of America recognized the top-performing cattle of 2025 with the prestigious Grid Master Awards during the 72nd Annual National Red Angus Convention in Loveland, Colorado. The award honors producers and feeders who combine superior Red Angus genetics with sound feeding and management practices to achieve industry-leading carcass results. To qualify…
Read MoreSeptember 29, 2025
DENVER – Westphal Red Angus of Grass Range, Montana, owned and operated by Vic and Shari Westphal, was recognized as the Red Angus Association of America’s 2025 Pioneer Breeder of the Year during the 72nd Annual National Red Angus Convention in Loveland, Colorado. The award honors longtime breeders who have upheld high standards of quality…
Read MoreSeptember 26, 2025
DENVER – Annette Steffan of Belfield, North Dakota, was recognized as the Red Angus Association of America’s 2025 Advocate of the Year during the 72nd Annual National Red Angus Convention in Loveland, Colorado. The award honors individuals who passionately promote the Red Angus breed to producers, industry partners and consumers. Steffan’s connection to Red Angus…
Read MoreSeptember 25, 2025
DENVER— Wade Shafer was recognized with the Red Angus Association of America’s 2025 Industry Service Award during the 72nd Annual National Red Angus Convention in Loveland, Colorado. The award honors individuals, companies and organizations whose efforts have significantly advanced the Red Angus breed and the beef industry. Shafer’s first exposure to Red Angus came as a…
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