The following is a press release from the USCA:
Looking to build on the success of last year’s partnership, the U.S. Cattlemen’s Association (USCA) and western musician Brenn Hill, have teamed up once again for U.S. cattle producers. Starting now through January, Brenn Hill will donate a portion of every CD sold through his website to the U.S. Cattlemen’s Association.
Brenn has based his music on his appreciation for America’s farmers and ranchers and continues to see USCA as the ideal outfit to pair that message with. Brenn’s music embodies the spirit of our industry and serves as a tribute to those who seek to keep the nation’s cattle industry close to its roots, the producers. Brenn continues to champion the efforts of U.S. cattle producers who put food on the table.
“Celebrities teaming up with PETA and anti-agriculture groups are a constant topic at cattle industry meetings,” stated USCA Executive Vice President Jess Peterson. “Now more than ever, the livestock industry needs a celebrity of its own. Brenn Hill is that celebrity, and USCA is honored to stand with him.”
“Cattle producers are proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with Brenn Hill in order to put a face and a story to our way of life. Brenn’s music is solid to its core and he remains true to his western roots and ties to rural America. When you have an opportunity to team up with someone of Brenn’s character and caliber, it is truly a win-win situation for cattle producers.”
“I urge each and every one of you to log on to www.brennhill.com and purchase a CD,” urged Peterson. “PETA has Carrie Underwood, and we have Brenn Hill; let’s show our rancher and rural pride by purchasing a Brenn Hill CD during this Holiday season.”
“I am proud to be helping out ranchers this holiday season,” noted Brenn Hill. “Cattle producers are part of a small group of heroes in this country. They feed the nation and world and they continue to make America great. It’s an honor to continually carry that message through my music and performances.”
Hill burst on the Western Music scene a decade ago and quickly became known as the “next voice of the American West.” As an artist, Hill continues to help the genre evolve though his keen insights into the ever-changing view of our national hero, the cowboy. Equine, his latest release, is garnering tremendous response from fans, peers and music critics alike. For information, visit www.brennhill.com.
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Established in March 2007, USCA is committed to concentrating its efforts in Washington, DC to enhance and expand the cattle industry’s voice on Capitol Hill. USCA has a full-time presence in Washington, giving cattle producers across the country a strong influence on policy development. For more information go to www.uscattlemen.org.
Source: USCA
Posted by Haylie Shipp
