AMERICAN ANGUS ASSOCIATION - THE BUSINESS BREED

TOUGH TIMES ARE NOTHING NEW

FOR ANGUS BREEDERS

Tough times aren’t new, but 2020 sure brought us new versions of that old storyline. Yet traits like tenacity and resilience are bred into us, a part of our heritage. We come from a long line of tough cattlemen and women and hear their wisdom in everyday decisions. It gives momentum and hope. We’re the #Angus family, moving forward. Click to watch the film.
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Remaining hopeful in the face of hardship. Is it a mastered skill? Learned behavior? A genetic tendency? Click to read the story.
A California family finds a new beginning after a devastating fire. Click to read the story.
Rural America is still standing together after Hurricane Harvey destroyed the south. Among the destruction, farmers and ranchers begin picking up the pieces and working to rebuild. Click to watch the film.
When fires swept across Kansas, leaving devastation in their wake, Mark Gardiner saw hope and faith in the ashes. Click to watch the film.
Hugh and Eleanor Ingalls, Centennial Angus, Faith, S.D., recount the historic blizzard that hit the area Oct. 3, and how they are coping with the loss of nearly 200 animals. Click to watch the film.
In this "I Am Angus" segment, Angus rancher Minnie Lou Bradley talks about the importance of ranching, and commitment Angus ranchers and farmers have made to producing high-quality and nutritious beef for the world. Click to watch the film.
At the 2017 National Junior Angus Show, Alec Gotto, with the tireless support of his family, turned the challenge of leading a 1,000-pound steer with his power chair into "an inspiration to us all." Click to watch the film.
Families across the Midwest battled one of the worst blizzard producing floods in history in the states along the Missouri River. Click to watch the film.

YOUR ASSOCIATION SERVES YOU

NO MATTER WHAT

From our staff to our membership. From our homes to yours. We are all part of the #AngusFamily. Click to watch the film.
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“ … We're still doing our thing! ”
- Mark McCully, CEO
American Angus Association staff and members adjust to a new reality keeping business moving forward amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Click to read the story.

Our response to COVID-19

Our membership remains our number one priority. Although our methods for work have adapted to state and local regulations, the American Angus Association continues working for you.

  • We have a small staff working in the office to continue to process mail.
  • The remainder of the team is working remotely from their homes.
  • Use digital forms of data submission as much as possible and email your requests to hostmaster@angus.org.
  • DNA test results may be delayed based on the operational status of our office and the labs.

Please continue sending samples, but turnaround times will likely be slightly longer than normal. If you have an immediate need or have other questions regarding AGI, please email: agiusers@angus.org.

  • For all other urgent questions or immediate needs please call our hotline at:
  • Member Services: 816-390-6603
  • Angus Media: 816-383-5200

We know that your operation doesn’t stop, even for COVID-19, and we won’t either.

THE ANGUS FAMILY IS ALWAYS

MOVING FORWARD

In a world we have never seen before, we hold on to the past and are optimistic about the future – we know you will always move forward. Click to watch the film.
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Hear from those in our Angus family who also served on the frontline of the Coronavirus pandemic. Click to read the story.
Events have been postponed or canceled. Plans have been interrupted. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, however, the team at the National Junior Angus Association has not stopped moving forward. Click to read the story.
Angus employees face uncertain times by remembering what they’re thankful for. Click to read the story.
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