Fall district meetings for the Sask-atchewan Cattlemen’s Association begin next week, and an election will be held in just one region.
The SCA represents all Saskatchewan producers who pay the provincial levy when they market their cattle.
The terms for directors in districts 2, 3B, 5, 7 and 9A were all up this fall.
Returning incumbents are Levi Hull in District 5, Paula Larson in District 7 and Arnold Balicki in District 9A.
In District 2, Philip Lynn decided not to seek re-election after one term. Joe Jackson of Moose Jaw was the only candidate nominated to replace him.
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In District 3B, Larry Grant is stepping down after serving on the board since 2010.
Two men, both from Kyle, were nominated to replace Grant.
Keith Day raised cattle for 35 years in the Lacadena area. He is a director on the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association board, spent 10 years on his rural municipal council and was on the Matador Pastures Co-op board for more than 25 years.
Will Lowe operates LZ Farms, a cattle and grain operation at Kyle. He has worked as a cattle buyer for Cargill and North West Consolidated Beef Producers and still works part-time with Porter & Maclean Livestock in Medicine Hat and TEAM livestock auctions.
Voting will take place at the Nov. 2 meeting in Swift Current.
The winner will take office at the SCA annual meeting in Regina in January.
