About the Wyoming Stock Growers Association

Established April 4, 1872, the Wyoming Stock Growers Association (WSGA) was formed to advance and protect the interests of Wyoming’s livestock producers.

It holds the distinction of being the second state cattlemen’s organization established in the United States—and the first association formed in the Wyoming Territory.

For over 150 years, WSGA has remained dedicated solely to serving the state’s cattle industry, which continues to be the largest segment of Wyoming’s agricultural production.

"The mission of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association is to serve the livestock business and families of Wyoming by protecting their economic, legislative, regulatory, judicial, environmental, custom, and cultural interests."

What We Do

As the cattle industry evolves, WSGA continues to bring a fresh approach to both age-old challenges and new opportunities—always with the goal of ensuring the strength and sustainability of Wyoming ranching. We actively:

  • Lobby and monitor legislation at both the state and federal levels

  • Collaborate with state and federal agencies that develop industry regulations

  • Participate in key litigation that impacts Wyoming ranchers

  • Promote a positive public image of the cattle industry

Meet the Team

WSGA OFFICERS

2025-2026

 Our Mission In Action

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