Former NCBA President Earns Wyoming Hall of Fame Honor

Former National Cattlemen’s Beef Association President Mark Eisele will be inducted during the Wyoming State Fair later this summer.

DOUGLAS, Wyo. (RFD News) — Former National Cattlemen’s Beef Association President Mark Eisele has been selected for the Wyoming Agriculture Hall of Fame, recognizing his years of service to ranchers in Wyoming and across the country.

Dennis Sun with the Wyoming Agriculture Hall of Fame said Eisele has spent decades serving the beef industry.

“Mark Eisele, this year’s winner, he started working on this ranch, and he’s always been involved in stock growers and other ag industries. He was big in the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust, regional vice president, first vice president, and then president of the Wyoming Stock Growers. Then he went on and went through the ranks of NCBA and become a national president for NCBA.”

Eisele will be inducted during the Wyoming State Fair later this summer.

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