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SD Cattlemen ready for legislative session

By Jody Heemstra Jan 15, 2025 | 8:00 AM

South Dakota’s 2025 legislative session began Tuesday (Jan. 14, 2025) and it came with a large group of new state lawmakers.

South Dakota Cattlemen’s Association Vice-President Craig Bieber says many conversations will be had to help legislators understand the current issues affecting the cattle industry.

Bieber says one area of focus for them is getting cattle-related crimes prosecuted.

Bieber and his family raise Red Angus cattle in the Leola area.

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