Texas Corriente Cattle Association

Just taking a moment today to appreciate our Corriente ranchers, breeders, and supporters.
This community is full of hard-working, passionate people who keep the breed thriving.

More updates coming soon — and we can’t wait to highlight the amazing people and cattle that make NACA so special. 🤎🐂

Corriente cattle are known for their hardiness, even in tough winter conditions ❄️💪
This beautiful photo from one of our members shows just how well the breed manages cold weather.
Photo: Smith Canyon Ranch, Dayton, Wyoming
Corrientes continue to prove why they’re one of the most resilient cattle breeds in North America.

Corriente cattle bring a special kind of beauty to every season.
Whether they’re working, grazing, or just being themselves, there’s something timeless about this breed. Here’s to the ranchers and cattle families who keep the tradition alive. 🤠

Photo: Hoffman Ranch, Idaho

In this month’s Ag Law Hot Topics video, we cover several major developments impacting agriculture at the state and federal levels.

https://youtu.be/CBFuzo4TP7g?si=51xHNL5giZ6uAovj

The Eastland Court of Appeals recently issued an opinion in Mullins v. McWhirter, a case involving the liability of a cattle owner when her cow was hit by a motorcyclist on the highway.
Read more on the Texas Agriculture Law Blog: https://agrilife.org/texasaglaw/2025/12/01/motorcycle-v-cow-collision-results-in-lawsuit/

December is here, and temperatures are starting to drop❄️
No matter where you are in Texas, cold weather can stress livestock. Prepare now to protect your animals before the chill sets in.

Get a winter preparedness plan started here: https://bit.ly/WinterStormsandLivestock

If you weren't able to join the live EHV-1 Updates webinar last night, be sure to take advantage of our on-demand recording. Please remember that the situation is evolving rapidly and the best place to get up-to-date information is the Equine Disease Communication Center's website, or ask your local veterinarian!

You can find the recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XzuuYmIEQY

Thank you to our speakers for joining us and providing all of this invaluable information.

Let's work together to keep Texas equine safe!🐎
Stay updated on current outbreak information by visiting the Equine Disease Communication Center (EDCC): https://www.equinediseasecc.org/news/article/Equine-Herpesvirus-Myeloencephalopathy-(EHM)-Outbreak