The Carolina Cattle Connection is a monthly publication that contains information on cattle production, management, animal health, forage, marketing, agriculture-related government activity, sale reports, coming events, National Cattlemen's Beef Association news, and local events along with news about the North and South Carolina Cattlemen's and CattleWomen's Associations. 

   The Carolina Cattle Connection serves as the official publication of the North Carolina Cattlemen's Association and South Carolina Cattlemen's Association and as an information network for cattlemen sharing the latest in technology and management.

 Contact

Editor and Advertising Director- Casey Hinnant                       Manager NC- Bryan Blinson

Asst. Editor and Proofreader- Kim Burdge                               Manager SC- Roy Copelan

NC Circulation- Kim Burdge                                                     SC Circulation- Nancy King

     We have become aware over the past few months that delivery of The Carolina Cattle Connection is getting later and later each month, if it’s delivered at all. The problem stems from the closing of several U.S. Postal Service delivery hubs across North and South Carolina. We have been in contact with other publications across the country. The problem is nationwide.
The magazine is being printed and mailed in a timely fashion. However, since it is considered “third class” postage, it is not a priority once is reaches the post office. A delivery delay of up to three weeks has always been a possibility but was rare. Now that the hubs are being closed, the three-week delay has become a near certainty in some areas. In other areas it is even later.

    The staff of The Carolina Cattle Connection would like to apologize for any problems this has caused.

     To the members: If you are receiving your issue later than normal, I recommend contacting your local post office to inform them of the problem.

  To the advertisers: I suggest advertising any upcoming sales at least ONE month in advance, regardless of the sale date. If the sale is earlier in the month, I recommend advertising TWO months in advance. If the situation does not improve, we may look into making submission deadlines earlier in the month in order to allow an additional week for delivery.