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Harris County
CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Home of Harris County Georgia’s “Premier Agriculture Organization.”
WHO ARE
WE
We’re your neighbors, your teachers, your bankers, and shopkeepers. We are firefighters, farmers, ranchers, policemen, landowners, electricians, and public servants. We are people who are active in our schools. We’re men and women, volunteering our time, working together to promote agriculture and education throughout Harris County and beyond.
We host fund-raising events, promote community improvement and support local youth activities and charitable organizations. And yes, some of our members of the Harris County Cattlemen’s Association raise cattle.
We work towards sustaining our rural way of life in western-central Georgia
WHEN DO
WE MEET
WHO CAN
JOIN
WHO WE SUPPORT
On the last Tuesday of every month, members and non-members alike meet to enjoy a flame-cooked steak dinner, learn the latest trends in Beef Cattle and Agriculture, socialize and plan for future events. We like to invite everyone who is interested in our rural way of life to join us at the Ag-Center on Hwy 116 for a fine evening with your neighbors. Our dinner begins at 7:30.
You don't have to own cows to be a member or attend dinners.
The Harris County Cattleman's Association (HCCA) has one of the most diverse mebership bases of any civic organization in the county. Although we do support Georgia's beef industry, and some of our members own cattle, a large portion of our membership are landowners who are interested in the legislative issues that affect land use and property rights. HCCA meets monthly to provide educational programs on topics ranging from legislative updates, to interact ive demonstrations on breaking down primal cuts of beef into serving portions.
Thousands of spectators join us every September for our annual PCA Pro Rodeo in Hamilton, Georgia. Proceeds generated from the rodeo allow us to provide financial support to the Boy Scouts of America, Troop 40, Harris County 4-H, Harris County FFA, and other ministries and organizations that support out mission.
WHAT WE DO:
Promote Georgia’s Beef Industry:
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Host educational program on topics ranging from farmland succession to interactive beef cutout demostrations
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Providing guest speakers that are relevant to issues that face ranchers, farmers and landowners
Member Benefits:
Monthly Meetings
Farm Tours
Social Engagement
HCCA Rodeo
Christmas Party
Youth Activities
Monthly Newsletter
HCCA Sponsorships:
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BSA Troop 40- $4000
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HCHS FFA - $4000
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HCMS FFA - $4000
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HC 4-H - $4000
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2 - $1500 Scholarships
Donations, Community Involvement & Other
Contributions
1989 – 2025
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$136,500 HC 4-H
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$267,840 – Volunteer TIme Contributions to Community
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$278,500 – Contributions Toward Grounds & Facilities
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$72,605 – Sponsorships
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$14,250 – College Scholarships
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$769,695 – Total Contributions
