Jamestown area men elected to North Dakota Stockmen’s Association offices

North Dakota Stockmen’s Affiliation members elected 35-year member and Arnegard, North Dakota, cattleman Jason Leiseth because the group’s president on the NDSA’s 93rd Annual Conference and Commerce Present, “All In,” Sept. 24 in Bismarck.

Leiseth operates a business Crimson Angus cow-calf operation and raises small grains and hay. Leiseth and his spouse Peggy have three kids and two grandchildren.

Leiseth has served on the NDSA Resolutions Committee, NDSA Model Board and the NDSA Feeding and Advertising and marketing Committee and was a District 5 director and vice chairman earlier than assuming the NDSA’s prime put up.

Amongst these elected to workplace was Bryan Ressler of Cooperstown, to his first four-year time period in District 1. Ressler is a associate in Ressler Land and Cattle. Collectively along with his brother Mark, they run a medium-sized herd of registered Crimson Angus cows and promote coming 2-year-old bulls of their annual manufacturing sale. Together with the registered cattle, he additionally maintains a business SimAngus cow-calf operation along with his father. He has a farming operation and raises wheat, corn and soybeans. He and his spouse Lauren have one son, Isaiah.

Different members of the NDSA Board of Administrators and Govt Committee embody the next Jamestown space people: NDSA Rapid Previous President Jeff Schafer of New Rockford; District 2 Administrators Wade Dally of Montpelier and Jared Higgins of Woodworth; District 3 Administrators Tim Erbele of Streeter and Craig Kemmet of Tappen.

NDSA officers serve as much as two one-year phrases. Administrators serve as much as two four-year phrases.

NDSA members eager about operating for a management place ought to notify their district’s respective Nominating Committee members. The Nominating Committees historically identify their candidates in June.