What does "OBYC" stand for ?
Ohio Beef Youth Council
When was the Ohio Cattlemen's Association founded?
1950
What qualifications should you have to join OBYC?
NONE!
Who is the OBC President ?
Elizabeth Harsh
How old do you have to be to apply for a leadership team member position ?
At least 16 years old as of January 1st, no older than 21 years old as of January 1st.
What year did OBYC Start ?
2025
Marysville , OH
True or False
OBYC is a show cattle program.
False
What is the Ohio Beef Council and What do they do ?
A non-profit organization that promotes and markets beef in Ohio.
How long are the leadership terms ?
Two years
What is OBYC?
OBYC is a youth education initiative serving the youth of Ohio and investing in the next generation of beef industry leaders.
What is The Ohio Cattlemen's Association ?
A non-profit group representing Ohio's beef producers focusing on legislative advocacy, education, and industry improvement.
What is the annual membership fee ?
$0.00 No Fee !
How is the Ohio Beef Council Funded ?
What are the 4 leadership officer positions ?
Chair
Vice Chair
Public Relations
Leadership development
Whos is OBYC for ?
The council involves youth of ages 8-21 years old from backgrounds representing every industry segment and level of experience.
What is the purpose of Ohio Beef License plates ?
To fund the Tagged for Greatness scholarship program solely funded by sales of Ohio's beef license plate.
How is OBYC Funded ?
Funded by the Beef Checkoff and
Ohio cattlemen's Association.
What is the Beef Check off ?
To fund the promotion, research, education, and information of the beef industry.
How many members are currently on the leadership team ?
9
What is OBYC Mission ?
The Ohio Beef Youth Council connects Ohio’s youthwith opportunities to explore and develop their passion for the beef cattle industry. Participants will grow leadership skills to enhance their education,build career pathways, and influence their communities.
What is the difference between OCA and OBC ?
OBC manages beef checkoff funds for promotion of the industry while OCA is the industry's lobbying and policy group.
What does OBYC do for the youth involved in it ?
it provides youth with the tools to become more effective industry leaders and inspires them to continue their engagement in Ohio’s beef industry as adults.
How much is the Beef Checkoff ? When do you pay it ? Where does the money go ?
. In Ohio the Beef Checkoff is $2.00
. You pay the checkoff every time ownership of cattle is transferred
. $1.00 goes to the national level and $1.00 stays in the state level.