Welcome
About Us
The Tehama County Cattlewomen were originally formed as the Tehama County CowBelles
on April 25, 1953, starting with 74 members.
We are an organization that is an affiliate of the Tehama County Cattlemen's Association. Our membership includes women who are interested in the promotion of the BEEF cattle industry and those who are involved in the day to day business of raising cattle.Our Creed
Believing that the livestock industry is of basic importance to world existence, we, the Tehama CattleWomen dedicate ourselves to support it with our labor and finances; to promote it through information and publicity; to encourage its producers with our understanding and love; to do all in our power to instill in the coming generation the love of the land and of life, the humility and awe before nature, and the hope and faith in the future that is inherent in Cattlemen and CattleWomen.
OUR MEETINGS
Our meetings are held on the
first Thursday of each month.
JOIN TCCW
Want to be a part of TCCW?
Just click on the Button below,
print out a membership form,
and send it in!
2022 TCCW Officers
The new officers for 2022 are (l-r) Linda Borror, Membership, President, Kendra McCluskey, 2nd VP Joan Growney Blakesley,
VP, Kari Dodd, Corresponding Secretary Jean Barton, Secretary Linda Walker, Treasurer Renee Ewing, Past CA CattleWomen
President, Callie Martinez.
Congratulations to our 2021 Scholarship Recipients
MEET "Big Bertha”
"Big Bertha" is Tehama County CattleWomen's new freeway sign. Look for her in the South County on the East side of the freeway. She is 6 1/2 feet tall
and 8 feet long. Created for them by Doug Hammond. Bertha's10-inch lettering will greet travelers with a reminder to "Savor the Flavor" and to "Eat
beef". Beef is good for you and your heart.
“Big Bertha” was seen for the first time in the Red Bluff Round-Up parade and will appear at the 99th Annual Tehama District Fair and in the Cottonwood
Rodeo Parade and the Los Molinos 4th of July Parade.
Annual Earth Day Presentations!!
CattleWomen have been out and about presenting to classes throughout Tehama County. The presentations highlight the importance of the 3 Rs
(Reduce, Reuse & Recycle), the cattle industry and its role in the care of our environment.
2022 “Cowbelle of the Year”
Mandi Owens
with Jean Barton and President Kendra McCluskey
Vocational Kyle Raglin; Ag major: T.C. Drury, Stephanie Mills, Kari Dodd, Audra Brown.
Non-Ag majors: Skylar Glines, Jenny McCluskey, Hailey Coelho, and Rhylee Garrison.
IN THE NEWS
UPCOMING EVENTS
OUR PRESIDENT
Kendra McCluskey
Red Bluff Western Art Show once again during the Red Bluff Bull & Gelding
Sale January 24th-28th, 2023! Artists, sculptors and photographers will
be showcasing exquisite pieces that you don't want to miss, so make
sure to stop by the Gem Building.
Then join us Thursday, January 26th from 5-7pm for our Artist's Reception.
Meet the artists while sampling local wines and beef appetizers.
Tickets are $20/person and will be available at the Gem Building door.
Price includes a souvenir wine glass.
The Tehama County Cattlemen and Tehama County Cattlewomen would
like to invite you to their annual Winter Dinner and Ag-Scholarship
Fundraiser. Enjoy an evening of conversation, wine tasting, live &
silent auction and delicious prime rib dinner.
Proceeds from the auction go to benefit the agriculture scholarship
programs of TCCA & TCCW.
Advanced tickets available at the following locations:
Hawes - Red Bluff
The Loft-Red Bluff, CA
Red Bluff Bull & Gelding Sale Office
Golden State Farm Credit
Cornerstone Community Bank - Red Bluff
Shasta Farm & Equipment Inc.
Corning Ace Hardware
Orland Livestock Commission Yard
© TCCW
Welcome
About Us
The Tehama County Cattlewomen were
originally formed as the Tehama County
CowBelles on April 25, 1953, starting with 74
members.
We are an organization that is an affiliate of the Tehama County Cattlemen's Association. Our membership includes women who are interested in the promotion of the BEEF cattle industry and those who are involved in the day to day business of raising cattle.Our Creed
Believing that the livestock industry is of basic importance to world existence, we, the Tehama CattleWomen dedicate ourselves to support it with our labor and finances; to promote it through information and publicity; to encourage its producers with our understanding and love; to do all in our power to instill in the coming generation the love of the land and of life, the humility and awe before nature, and the hope and faith in the future that is inherent in Cattlemen and CattleWomen.
Tehama County CattleWomen
10745 Shasta Boulevard, Los Molinos CA 96055 *Email: Contact Us
OUR MEETINGS
Our meetings are held on the
first Thursday of each
month.
JOIN TCCW
Want to be a part of TCCW?
Just click on the Button
below, print out a membership
form, and send it in!
Congratulations to our 2021 Scholarship
Recipients
Vocational Kyle Raglin; Ag major: T.C. Drury, Stephanie Mills,
Kari Dodd, Audra Brown. Non-Ag majors: Skylar Glines, Jenny
McCluskey, Hailey Coelho, and Rhylee Garrison.
OUR PRESIDENT
Kendra McCluskey
2022 TCCW Officers
The new officers for 2022 are (l-r) Linda Borror,
Membership, President, Kendra McCluskey, 2nd VP Joan
Growney Blakesley, VP, Kari Dodd, Corresponding
Secretary Jean Barton, Secretary Linda Walker, Treasurer
Renee Ewing, Past CA CattleWomen President, Callie
Martinez.
The Tehama County Cattlemen and Tehama County
Cattlewomen would like to invite you to their annual
Winter Dinner and Ag-Scholarship Fundraiser. Enjoy an
evening of conversation, wine tasting, live & silent
auction and delicious prime rib dinner.
Proceeds from the auction go to benefit the agriculture
scholarship programs of TCCA & TCCW.
Advanced tickets available at the following locations:
Hawes - Red Bluff
The Loft-Red Bluff, CA
Red Bluff Bull & Gelding Sale Office
Golden State Farm Credit
Cornerstone Community Bank - Red Bluff
Shasta Farm & Equipment Inc.
Corning Ace Hardware
Orland Livestock Commission Yard
Red Bluff Western Art Show once again during the Red Bluff
Bull & Gelding Sale January 24th-28th, 2023! Artists,
sculptors and photographers will be showcasing exquisite
pieces that you don't want to miss, so make sure to stop
by the Gem Building.
Then join us Thursday, January 26th from 5-7pm for our
Artist's Reception. Meet the artists while sampling local
wines and beef appetizers. Tickets are $20/person and will
be available at the Gem Building door. Price includes a
souvenir wine glass.
2022 “Cowbelle of the Year”
Mandi Owens
with Jean Barton and President Kendra McCluskey
