Kansas Livestock Association

The Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) is a trade association representing 5,600 members on legislative and regulatory issues. KLA was formed in 1894 when a group of more than 100 Flint Hills ranchers met in Emporia to discuss cattle theft problems and unreasonable railroad freight rates. Today, KLA represents the states multi-billion dollar cattle industry at both the state and federal levels. KLA members are involved in all segments of the livestock industry including cow-calf, feedlot, swine, dairy and sheep. Dues paid by the membership fund legislative, educational and communications activities

Kansas livestock association operates in the Ranching industry.

Kansas livestock association's revenue is 11m - 100m

Kansas livestock association has 11 - 50 employees.