"Cowgirl sorting cattle" artwork by CattleWomen Vel Miller.


 


The ranches of California's Central Coast produce superior cattle and the San Luis Obispo CattleWomen support the local, state, and national industry through beef promotion and education!
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Buy a raffle ticket for your chance to win an electric scooter or a beautiful queen size quilt!
ez 750 electric scooter
The EZIP 750 Electric Scooter
  • 750W of Performance Power
  • Speed up to 15 mph / 24 km (Rider Weight and Terrain Contingent)
  • Range up to 12 miles / 19 km (Rider Weight and Terrain Contingent)
  • High Capacity 12AH Batteries for Extended Riding Range
  • Powerful Front Linear Pull Brake System With Power Modulator
  • Patented Currie Electro-Drive™ System
  • Easy On/Off Tapered Seat Kit Tube Included
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A beautiful extra large queen size quilt with team ropers in the center will be raffled. Tickets for both the electric scooter and quilt are $5.00 each or 5 for $20.00. The winning tickets will be drawn at the annual Cattlewomen's Roping at the Paso Robles event center on October 3, 2009.. Proceeds benefit Beef Promotion and Education.

Logo for The Great AgVenture
More than 1,200 4th graders from all over San Luis Obispo County enjoy The Great Agventure at the Paso Robles Event Center each October. Each of the 50 plus classes are guided through an arena event and five 20 minute demonstrations involving various aspects of agriculture. Farm equipment, animals, plants, science and an "AG-tivity" are enjoyed by each class. Over 20 different county schools, both public and private participate in the program. CattleWomen volunteer to host exhibits and act as docents.
Photo of kids petting calf
Children enjoy petting a calf. Photos courtesy of Lorraine Clark of the Ag Ed Committee.
Photo of kids petting calf
CattleWomen introduce children to calf care.
Photo of the Work family demonstrating horse care
The Work family demonstrated horse care.
"The presentations are designed to be as interactive as possible," said Lorraine Clark, "giving students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience, making the event both fun and educational." The Agriculture Education Committee provides the program free of charge to schools throughout the county.
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Past president brand of Flossie Anderson

Rotating president brands of Elma Warren and Bobbi Eade

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Past president brand of Alberta Stone Lewis

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Past president brand of Ida Avila and son

Past president brand of Alice-Raymond Miller
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Rotating presidents brands of Dee Lacey and Jean Rotta

Brand of Nellie Claassen president in 1958

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Past president brand of Joy Cavanaugh

Rotating president brands of Suzie Hermreck and Patti Davis

 
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