About Our Association
Dedicated to supporting and representing cattle ranchers and preserving agricultural heritage.

Our Story & Lasting Impact
Founded in 1961, the Shasta County Cattlemen’s Association (SCCA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and representing cattle ranchers and the livestock industry. From advocating for ranchers’ rights to fostering the next generation of agricultural leaders, SCCA works tirelessly to strengthen Shasta County’s agricultural heritage and ensure its future.
Our Mission, Values, and Impact
At the Shasta County Cattlemen’s Association, we are proud to uphold the traditions of ranching while advocating for a sustainable future. Our mission is built on supporting ranchers, empowering youth, and preserving the agricultural heritage of Shasta County.

Advocates for Ranchers
SCCA provides a unified voice for cattle producers, working on key issues like property rights, water access, and sustainable farming practices.

Champions for Youth
We invest in the next generation through scholarships, youth programs, and opportunities like the Jr. Livestock Auction and Beef Ambassador Program.

Stewards of Agriculture
By fostering collaboration and community engagement, SCCA ensures the longevity and success of the livestock industry in Shasta County.
Officers & Board of Directors
Our leadership team is made up of dedicated ranchers and industry professionals committed to advancing the interests of cattle producers in Shasta County.
Executive Officers
President
Brian Stephenson
Vice President
Roy Weichers
Secretary
Ginger Fowler
Treasurer
Jeff Carman
Board of Directors
Adam Blalock
Jim Tomasini
Shannon Wooten
Mike Lovelace
Betty Stephenson
Jerry Fernandez
Matt Fowler
Ernie Stephenson
Ben Urricelqui
Debbie Scammon
