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KLA Convention 2026 Registration Now Open for Attendees

KLA Convention 2026 Registration Now Open for Attendees


By Scout Nelson

The Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) has opened registration for the 2026 KLA Convention & Expo, which will take place November 18-20 in Manhattan, Kansas. The event will bring together livestock producers, industry professionals, and association members for networking, education, and industry discussions.

Attendees can register online, use a printable registration form, or contact the KLA office for assistance. The convention offers opportunities to participate in business meetings, educational sessions, and discussions on issues affecting the livestock industry.

Registration costs $240 for the full event, while single-day passes are available for Wednesday ($75), Thursday ($125), and Friday ($60). Members who wish to attend only the committee and council meetings on Thursday may do so free of charge.

Participants are encouraged to register before October 30 to take advantage of early registration pricing. Fees will increase beginning October 31.

Hotel availability is limited, as the Hilton Garden Inn Convention Center, the event headquarters, has already sold out. However, rooms are still available at several nearby hotels, including the Holiday Inn Express & Suites, Bluemont Hotel, and Courtyard Manhattan-Aggieville.

The annual convention serves as an important gathering for livestock industry leaders and producers to exchange ideas, learn about industry developments, and strengthen professional connections. With registration now open, attendees are encouraged to secure their registration and accommodations as soon as possible.

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