NEWS

Ron Hays sat down with Michael Kelsey and Chisolm Kinder of the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association to discuss the genetic hub that Cattlemen's Congress has become for cattle producers on a global scale.  ...

Join us in our first episode of Cattlemen's Congress Conversation where our host, Ron Hays, sat down with Shorthorn CEO, Montie Soules and Cattlemen's Congress Executive VP, Bray Haven to take a first look into the 2023 Cattlemen's Congress  ...

A lasting legacy ensues as 2022 sales numbers are up from the previous year.  Sunday marked the conclusion of the second annual Cattlemen’s Congress, but the impact is far from over as the total number of cattle shown and sale numbers have all increased from last...

Dust collects on the banners and ribbons hanging in the showbarn, no longer filled with the sound of fans, blowers, music, and laughter, but the dust hasn’t settled. In fact, the sun is dawning on the day of a new tradition here in Oklahoma.  Everyone has their unique...

A new tradition continues in OKC with the Cattlemen’s Congress. As 2022 sits on the horizon, so do the many opportunities curated by the second annual Cattlemen’s Congress show. Set to take place January 1-16, 2022, Cattlemen’s Congress will incur thousands of...

Welcome back to ‘A New Tradition’ here in Oklahoma City! We are incredibly excited to bring cattlemen and women back to cattle country and share the most elite genetics on a worldwide stage. When the Cattlemen’s Congress was created in the fall of 2020, nobody...

We were excited to announce our dates for 2022 – January 1 through 16 and pleased to share with you some changes and improvements we have planned for the upcoming year.

The State of Oklahoma, the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds and the Cattlemen’s Congress staff and board are excited to formally welcome you back to Oklahoma City for the 2022 Cattlemen’s Congress – January 1st through the 16th, 2022.

A new tradition has been started in OKC with the Cattlemen’s Congress.

The 2021 Cattlemen’s Congress brought more than $50 million impact to OKC and the cattle industry.