ACCW Officers for 2022 are: Jessica Pinardi, President; Kathy Guffey, Vice-President; Merrilee Hohnholz, Secretary; and Maia Anderson, Treasurer.

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Bring your glass bottles and jars to the recycling area at the landfill. There is no fee and no need to sort the glass by color, but be sure to remove any lids, caps or corks.DO NOT try recycling glass in your blue lidded container. Glass in the single stream recycling is treated as trash.For... Continue Reading →

ACCW was contacted by the Albany County Homeland Security/Emergency Management in regards to putting together a list of people that would be willing to help transport livestock/animals in the case of an evacuation. A need for this was recognized last year during the Mullen Fire. Albany County Homeland Security/Emergency Management needs people that would be... Continue Reading →

On this episode of the Progressive Cattle podcast, Frank Mitloehner, professor of animal science and air quality specialist at the University of California, Davis, discusses beef’s roll in climate change. What battles should beef producers fight? Is climate change real? And, is biodiversity the next “Achilles’ heel” in animal agriculture? You won’t want to miss... Continue Reading →