BULLETIN Manitoba Charolais
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The official publication for the Manitoba Charolais Association
HERDspring SIRE 2022 ISSUE
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ANNUAL BULL SALE
March 30 th 1:OO PM - WEDNESDAY
AT THE FARM, LA RIVIÈRE, MB
C2 JEREMIAH 62J » SLC FEARLESS 828F
C2 JOSE 10J » SPARROWS RESURRECTION 905G
JEFF & JACKIE CAVERS & FAMILY h: 204-242-3467 | c: 204-242-4448 | c2charolaisjeff@gmail.com
www.c2charolais.com
WHITE MEADOW CHAROLAIS
BULL SALE APRIL 13TH
34 Late Spring Coming Two and Fall Born Long Yearlings A program with over 40 years experience breeding and producing bulls with extra age, developed on grass. FEATURING SONS OF
LT SUNDANCE 2251 PLD We have many direct sons, and bulls from Sundance daughters in the sale. They have great disposition, good performance, and are sound and well muscled.
WC MILESTONE 5223 P Visitors are welcome to view the bulls at the farm anytime. Catalogues and videos will be available online at www.bylivestock.com
LT AFFINITY 6221 PLD
WC BIG BEN 9036
Top 1% for CE & BW
Top 1% for CE & BW
Mike Bertholet Pipestone, MB 204-854-2952 C 204-522-5469 whitemeadowcharolais@live.ca
Sale Manager 306-584-7937 Helge By 306-536-4261 Jon Wright 306-807-8424 charolaisbanner@gmail.com Herd Sire Issue 2022
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Manitoba Charolais
BULLET I N The official publication for the Manitoba Charolais Association
Michael Hunter
Publisher
Hello everyone! It’s been a roller coaster of weather this winter, seeing 30 degree changes in under 24 hrs and more than our fair share of blizzards. It has made for a challenging few months. Hopefully with March approaching we are in for the inevitable warm up we are all looking forward to!
Prairie Pistol Designs Melissa McRae RR 1 Box 57 Brandon, MB R7A 5Y1 204-573-9903
Photos Provided by High Bluff Stock Farms, C2 Charolais
On the Cover
B U L LET I N Manitoba Charolais
Publications Agreement #0041265055
The official publication for the Manitoba Charolais Association
There is some optimism heading into spring on the cattle market. We have seen the heavy calves in the new year bringing nice money but we sure do have a long way to go to catch up to the inflation that has occurred on all of our inputs into this industry. One thing remains the same, this year char cross calves continually lead the way and topped the markets across Manitoba. I think with some timely moisture this spring we could be in for some good times this coming fall. This issue highlights many operations current bull offerings of the spring. There are excellent Charolais bulls available across this province whether you are looking to purchase privately or out of a sale so make sure to reach out and get that next herd sire you’ve been looking for! -Michael Hunter
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MANITOBA CHAROLAIS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
(l-r): Mervin Nykoliation, Owen Sellman, Tyler Stewart, Bert McDonald, Jared Preston, Matthew Ramsey (1st Vice President), Hans Myhre, Michael Hunter (President), Shawn Airey, Erin Jackson (2nd Vice President), Scott Baron, Rae Trimble-Olson (Secretary/Treasurer), Ron McDonald, Jeff Cavers
PRESIDENT H: 204-937-2531 C: 204-247-0301
mike_hunter40@hotmail.com
Ad & Promo CCA AGM
H: 204-365-2729 C: 204-365-0976
rammercharolais@hotmail.com
Ag-Ex
C: 204-821-4110
erin.dawn.jackson@gmail.com
CCA AGM Bulletin
H: 204-252-3115 C: 204-871-1063
trimblemr@hotmail.com
4-H
H: 204-242-3467 C: 204-242-4448
c2charolaisjeff@gmail.com
Box 639 Rivers, MB R0K 1X0
H: 204-328-7704 C: 204-724-8823
htacharolais@hotmail.com
Social Media
Hans Myhre
R.R. #4, Comp. 9A Dauphin, MB R7N 2T7
H: 204-638-5664 C: 204-648-6416
hans@myhrelandandcattle.com
Website
Bert McDonald
Box 66 Brookdale, MB R0K 0G0
H: 204-354-2267 C: 204-212-0722
jmb@goinet.ca
Ag-Ex
Scott Baron
Box 1335 Carberry, MB R0K 0H0
C: 204-573-7882
baron_scott8@hotmail.com
Ag-Ex
Ron McDonald
Box 85 Sidney, MB R0H 1L0
H: 204-466-2883 C: 204-724-2811
rgmcdonaldlivestock@inethome.ca
Comm. Breeder & MCA Ambassador*
Jared Preston
Box 790 Ste. Rose du Lac, R0L 1S0
H: 204-732-2054 C: 204-647-5416
jppreston223@gmail.com
Scholarship
Owen Sellman
Box 255 McCreary, MB R0J 1B0
C: 204-835-2214
Northof50charolais@outlook.com
4-H
Merv Nykoliation
Box 899 Lenore, MB R0M 1E0
H: 204-838-2107 C: 204-851-2290
merv1@prairie.ca
Tyler Stewart
Box 26 Foxwarren, R0J 0R0
H: 204-847-2213 C: 204-847-0612
sunbladecharolais@hotmail.com
Michael Hunter
Box 569 Roblin, MB R0L 1P0
1ST VICE PRESIDENT Matthew Ramsey Box 337 Hamiota, R0M 0T0 2ND VICE PRESIDENT Erin Jackson
Box 75 Inglis, MB R0J 0X0
SECRETARY/TREASURER Rae Trimble-Olson
Box 882 Portage la Prairie, MB R1N 3B7
CCA DIRECTOR AT LARGE Jeff Cavers
Box 237 La Riviere, MB R0G 1A0
CCA DIRECTOR FOR MANITOBA Shawn Airey DIRECTORS
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canadiancharolaisassociation @canCharolais
CCA FACTS
cscott@charolais.com
ANIMAL REGISTRATIONS
How do I enter breeding online? – After logging into your account click on: What is the turnaround on registration/transfer papers sent to the CCA? My Herd – Depends on the workload in the office. If you need something completed My Inventory please call the office. Click on the blue hyperlink UPDATE What does it cost to register/transfer my animal? Enter the sire, date, breeding code of 100 Exposed, etc – WHE fee of $26 +tax includes the registration of the dam’s calf for the Click ADD BREEDING year enrolled and the first transfer The breeding event will then display in the blue table above If correct, click SAVE What do I do with the registration certificates on my dead animals? – Papers on deceased animals can be disposed of How do I enter my calving online? I can’t get the seller to transfer the animals to me that I purchased from him. – After logging into your account click on: My Herd – CCA By-Laws state that the seller must transfers animals within six Click on the blue hyperlink CALVING beside the cow you wish to enter months. The issue must be settled between the buyer and seller. the calf for Who can register a calf? We own the cow, but our son wants to register it in Enter all the calving info and click SAVE his name? – The owner of the dam at the time of birth is the breeder who can register After logging into your account click on: My Unregistered Calves the calf Click on the blue hyper link VIEW beside the animal you wish to register Click REGISTER at the bottom Choose the Herd Book from the dropdown menu Why are members of the CCA not given the choice of receiving the Click REGISTER Banner? – A mandatory subscription to the Banner for all breeders was passed as a A popup window will display the Registration # My Inventory by-law at an annual meeting. The Banner is a key communication tool to
MEMBERSHIP AND SERVICES inform and educate our members
Why must I belong to the Provincial Association? – Membership to your Provincial Association was passed as a by-law at an annual meeting by the members of the association. When is our CCA membership due? – CCA Memberships are due January 1 of every year
EPD
What is an EPD? – Expected Progeny Difference. EPDs are a selection tool that provides estimates of the genetic value an animal will pass on to its progeny. EPDs provide a genetic description of an animal for the traits analyzed by the Canadian Charolais Association. EPDs are a useful tool for both purebred and commercial cattlemen. Why do we need EPDs? – EPDs separate the effects of genetics and environment. How long have EPDs been around? – EPDs have been around since the early 1970s Which specific traits are EPDs produced for in the CCA? – Birth weight, weaning weight, yearling weight, milk, total maternal, calving ease, carcass weight, rib eye area, fat, lean yield and marbling
ONLINE USERS
How can I access my CCA account online? – Request a Username and Password from the CCA office and go to: http://online.charolais.com/login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fdefault.aspx I can’t log into my account, now what? – Passwords are case sensitive. – Overdue accounts are locked and cannot be accessed online. – After 3 attempts to log in your account will be locked for 10 minutes – Call the CCA office with any questions
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How do I register my calves online? – After logging into your account click on: My Herd My Unregistered Calves Click on the blue hyper link VIEW beside the animal you wish to register Click REGISTER at the bottom Choose the Herd Book from the dropdown menu Click REGISTER A popup window will display the Registration #
MISCELLANEOUS
Why must we request DNA forms from the CCA? – DNA forms are generated specifically for the animal and must come from the CCA office What animals do we need to DNA test? – Walking sires must have DNA on file – ALL AI sires, including semen from on-farm collection must be Parent Verified (Sire AND Dam) – ALL Full French animals must be Parent Verified – ET calves must be Parent Verified – Donor Dams must have DNA on file When should I weigh my calves? – Weaning weights should be taken when calves are between 140 and 270 days of age. – Yearling weights should be taken between 300 and 430 days of age. Why didn’t I get ranks or indexes on my calves? – Management groups must contain at least 5 calves of one sex, born less than 90 days apart and be weighed within the designated age range.
DH 189H
BULL SALE FEBRUARY 19, 2022
lot47
DENBIE RANCH & GUESTS
STE ROSE AUCTION MART Ste Rose Du Lac, Mantioba sale broadcast by
videos online at cattlevids.ca
DH 23H
lot36
DH 93H
lot41
HANS & MARY MYHRE Dauphin, Manitoba C: 204-648-6416 hans@myhrelandandcattle.com myhrelandandcattle.com @Myhre_Hans
DH 484H
lot54
DH 302H
Raising spring born two year old bulls with
lot50
Commercial Cattlemen in Mind!
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Bulls on Offer by Private Treaty < CLN 109J
BW 101 WW 758 BW .7 WW 59 YW 106 M 28 TM 57 Son of Cedarlea Goldrush 13G born Feb 14, 2021
CLN 44J >
BW 91 WW 794 BW -1.7 WW 52 YW 90 M 25 TM 51 Son of Cedarlea Goldrush13G born Jan 25, 2021
< CLN 19J
BW 105 WW 850 BW .3 WW 53 YW 107 M 22 TM 44 Son of SCR Triumph 2135 born Jan 14, 2021
CLN 63J >
BW 91 WW 830 BW -1.1 WW 50 YW 103 M 29 TM 54 Son of Whitecap Embargo 7E, born Jan30, 2021
< CLN 34J
BW 109 WW 674 BW 3.1 WW 49 YW 90 M 15 TM 40 Son of Elder’s Blackjack 788B, born Jan 20, 2021
Thank you to our 2021 bull buyers Visitors Always Welcome
Brad & Juanita Cline • Belmont, MB 204-537-2367 • Brad’s Cell: 204-523-0062
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bjcline@mymts.net www.clinecattlecompany.ca
our cattle work for us and they will work for you!
LEJ 19H
LEJ 23J YEARLING AND TWO YEAR OLD BULLS
C O M E TA K E A L O O K !
LEJ 2J A SAMPLE OF OUR BULLS ON
OFFER B Y P R I VAT E T R E AT Y
LEJ 25H
LEJ 2H
LEJ CHAROLAIS PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE JIM & RAE OLSON
204-252-3115 | 204-856-6357
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W H I T E , TA N O R R E D Y E A R L I N G S A N D T W O - Y E A R O L D S A VA I L A B L E Herd Sire Issue 2022
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MJCA REPORT
CCYA @charolaisyouth charolaisyouth@gmail.com
4H Token Reminder
TO ALL MANITOBA 4-H BEEF CLUBS Please submit the number of Charolais entries in your club to receive the MCA 4H Token! Rae Trimble-Olson: mbcharolaisassoc@gmail.com
AG EX Junior Show Report Judge: Levi Rimke, Oak Lake, MB
The Manitoba Junior Charolais Youth Association are an enthusiastic and hardworking group of kids who are looking forward to hosting the National Conference in July 2023. The Juniors are always busy fundraising and had a successful 50/50 fundraiser at Ag Ex in Brandon this past October. Watch for opportunities to support the Juniors at upcoming bull sales this spring. Thanks to those donating and participating. We appreciate it very much. New members are always welcome! - Katie Steppler
MCA SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship is open to any one 17- 21 years of age that is registered in a post secondary education (college, university, trades program) that is using Charolais genetics in their herd or families herd. » Resume must include: Name, Address, Community Involvement, Cattle Industry Involvement (ie. 4-H , junior shows, etc), Three references, Education achievements and post secondary ambitions (proof of acceptance my be provided before the monies is given out) » Proof of Charolais genetics to be provided. (Copy of the Charolais animals reg. paper. Must of been purchased in the last three years) » A picture of the applicant will also be needed after the applicant is selected for announcement purposes » Essay Topic In your opinion, what effect has covid-19 had on the beef industry? What effect has the pandemic had on you and your family? Has it created any positive changes that you see beneficial in the future for you or the industry as a whole? All applications to be sent to Jared Preston » Box 790, Ste. Rose du Lac, MB R0L 1S0 » jppreston223@gmail.com
Deadline May 22, 2022
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Heifer Calves: 1. JMB Rose 102J, exhibited by Madisyn Robertson, Neepawa 2. Blackbern Joni 20J, exhibited by Brayden Steppler, Miami 3. JMB French Champagne 110J, exhibited by Zack Baron, Carberry 4. Hidden Lake My Moo 1J, exhibited by Paisley Baron, Carberry 5. C2 Angel 23J, exhibited by Alexa Guillford, Crystal City 6. C2 Shelayne 110J, exhibited by Lucas Cavers, La Riviere Champion Heifer Calf: JMB Rose 102J Reserve Champion Heifer Calf: Blackbern Joni 20J Bred Heifers: 1. C2 Holly 16H, exhibited by Fischer Cavers, La Riviere 2. JMB Rose 1H, exhibited by Madisyn Robertson, Neepawa 3. Steppler Gabby 546H, exhibited by Brynn Steppler, Miami Champion Bred Heifer: C2 Holly 16H Reserve Champion Bred Heifer: JMB Rose 1H Overall Champion Female: JMB Rose 102J Reserve Overall Champion Female: C2 Holly 16H
8TH ANNUAL
TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 2022 1:00 pm DST
RAMM 13J
Beautiful Plains Ag Society Neepawa, MB 19 Two-Year Olds Most are Polled Some Red Factor 15 Yearlings YEARLINGS that will add the PERFORMANCE YOU WANT TWO-YEAR OLD BULLS that aren’t leftovers, but DEVELOPED TO SERVE MORE COWS
RAMM 16J
Consignors: DOUBLE P STOCK FARMS Jared Preston 204-732-2054 C 204-647-5416 JOHNSTON CHAROLAIS Scot & Shelley Johnston 204-749-2247 C 204-723-5030 R & G MCDONALD LIVESTOCK Ron & Gail McDonald 204-466-2883 C 204-724-2811
RAMM 50J
CROCUS VALLEY FARMS LTD. Curtis & Erika Lovett Box 876, Killarney, MB R0K1G0 204-523-8515 C 204-523-2305
Catalogue, Videos, Sale and Internet Bidding at www.bylivestock.com Sale Manager: 306-584-7937 Helge By 306-536-4261 Jon Wright 306-807-8424 charolaisbanner@gmail.com
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Selling 65 Yearling Bulls All are Polled All the bulls in this ad have been DNA tested Homozygous Polled
TLJ 19J
Pleasantdawn Connection 195G x Rawes Duke 401B CE 7.1 BW 0 WW 41 YW 83 M 28 TM 48 BW 93 • Adj 205 801 • Adj 365 1425
TLJ 721J
Pleasantdawn Connection 195G x Eatons Big Bud 10402 P CE 4.8 BW -1.8 WW 53 YW 96 M 28 TM 54 BW 95 • Adj 205 804 • Adj 365 1411
WE STRESS:
• Calving Ease • Maternal Strength • Structural Soundness • Performance
Our goal is Customer Satisfaction
TLJ 312J CCC WC Resource 417 P x Pleasant DawnClassic 707C
CE 3 BW 2.7 WW 60 YW 106 M 17 TM 47 BW 94 • Adj 205 819 • Adj 365 1449
Our yearling bulls are fed a growing ration to insure their healthy development while maintaining sound feet and legs.
TLJ 809J TRI-N Captain Morgan 340A x Pleasant Dawn Max 70S
CE 5.2 BW .8 WW 52 YW 97 M 17 TM 43 BW 93 • Adj 205 799 • Adj 365 1437
All Bulls Ultrasounded
TLJ 516J PleasantDawn Connection x MAIN Magico Lanzo
DELIVERY AVAILABLE Bulls can be kept until June 1 at no charge
TLJ 953J PleasantDawn Connection x Pleasant Dawn MVP
CE 7.6 BW -3.4 WW 51 YW 100 M 28 TM 53 BW 87 • Adj 205 768 • Adj 365 1408
CE 3.5 BW -.7 WW 50 YW 97 M 28 TM 53 BW 94 • Adj 205 826 • Adj 365 1438
Call today for a catalogue or for more information
View catalogue and videos online at www.pleasantdawn.com Trent & Ashley Hatch
Box 132, Oak Lake, MB R0M 1P0
Trent 204-855-3078 Cell 204-721-3078 trent.hatch@gmail.com
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Internet Bidding Available
www.bylivestock.com
Sale Manager:
306-584-7937 Helge By 306-536-4261 Jon Wright 306-807-8424 charolaisbanner@gmail.com
R&G MCDONALD LIVESTOCK R & G McDonald Livestock
homo pld
Ron & Gail McDonald 204-466-2883 (H) 204-724-2811 (C) Box 85, Sidney, Manitoba R0H 1L0 rgmcdonaldlivestock@inethome.ca
RAMM 17J
RAMM Grandslam 41G X SVY Pilgrim BW: 105 WW: 986 Jan 26 WT: 1515
R A M M 7J 3 r d G e n P L D RAMM Grandslam 41G X Keys All State 149X BW:98 WW:907 Jan 26 WT:1480
R A M M 82J
4 t h G e n P l d RAMM Grand Canyon 21G X Tri-N Gaucho Red Factor BW: 100 WW: 906 Jan 26 WT: 1445
HOMO PLD
RAMM 11J
Merit Roundup X Rolling D Sagebrush 74X BW:96 WW:932 Jan 26 WT:1480
R A M M 109J
3 r d G e n P l d Steppler Magnum 56F X Steppler Elite 166A
BW: 98 WW: 802 Jan 26 WT: 1365
12 bulls selling in the
Prairie Distinction Bull Sale
MORE BULLS FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY ON THE FARM
1 PM - Tuesday - MARCH 29 - Neepawa, Manitoba Herd Sire Issue 2022
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11TH ANNUAL
BULL SALE
SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 2022 STEPPLER FARMS SALE BARN, MIAMI, MB
OVER 100 BULLS SELL
45 RANCH RAISED TWO-YEAR OLD BULLS AND 80 YEARLINGS
One of the Largest offering of Charolais bulls in Canada, developed from over 600 purebred Charolais females Steppler Farms Strives to supply the best customer service to back up our bulls. All bulls are sold with three long running, progressive programs to give you more value for your investment.
Box 248, Miami, MB R0G 1H0 Andre & Katie Steppler Home 204-435-2463 Cell 204-750-1951 steppleran@hotmail.com stepplerfarms.com @steppler_andre Andre Steppler or Steppler Farms
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Bred and Developed for Progressive Cattlemen
“We don’t just talk about it, we live it!” Andre Steppler, Cattle Manager at Steppler Farms
Calving Ease with the Premium.
The Steppler bull’s calving ease will add to your bottom line, by increasing your pounds sold, calf health and survivability, and the fertility of your cow herd. All Steppler bulls are ranked on Calving Ease to help you purchase the bulls that will fit your operation’s needs. Check out our bull sale catalogue for full details.
Steppler Farms Warranty Steppler Farms cover all bulls for injury and death for 6 months after the sale with ZERO premium; you deal directly with us. We supply a back up bull to get your cows bred and you will receive the full sale credit at our next year’s bull sale.
Steppler Herd Bull Guarantee If a bull doesn’t meet your needs, give us a call. Return the bull and take advantage of our Herd Bull Guarantee, outlined in our 2022 bull sale catalogue.
Extended Herd Bull Warranty If a mature bull goes down during the breeding season, we have you covered. $1000 rental gets you a high level bull to get your cows bred. Then, that $1000 rental turns into a bull sale credit in the next year’s bull sale.
Free delivery when you want them in western Canada and to Paris, Ontario.
Check out our website for the 2022 sale catalogue and sale videos
Sale Manager:
Your Charolais Source
306-584-7937 Helge By 306-536-4261 Jon Wright 306-807-8424 charolaisbanner@gmail.com
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The Robertson Family
Kelly, Yvonne, Paul, Dalyse and Madisyn
2022
COMMERCIAL BREEDER of the year
Operating under KYR Farms Ltd and Hard Rock Land & Cattle, the Robertson family work and farm together. They calve 160 cows and run approx. 3000 acres of grain land. Their cowherd base is Simmental x Red Angus which are bred Charolais. They calve in January – March and sell most of their calves through Heartland Livestock Services in Virden in the fall. For commercial producers, calving in January‐March isn’t always popular. They calve that early to get the calves they want to market in fall at a profitable weight on the calves. They also prefer to have calving wrapped up before hitting the fields in the spring. The Robertson’s take great pride in their herd and producing a top-end product/calf crop. They see the value in the Charolais cross and producing the calves that the feedlots desire. Soggy, hairy calves with lots of muscle and frame to grow. Their char-crossed calves consistently top the market the day they go through the ring and are often sorted in large, uniform groups. Utilizing Charolais bulls has allowed them to increase weaning weights on their calves which generates more profit for their operation. Not only does the Robertson family use Charolais bulls and see the value for their own operation, they also openly share this and promote it with their peers in person and on social media! There are many tweets Paul has written regarding the benefits they have found using Charolais bulls in their herd. This well-respected family are known advocates for Charolais. Paul, Dalyse and Madisyn attend and participate in many Charolais events including: Manitoba Charolais Association AGM, Manitoba Junior Charolais events, CCYA, Manitoba Ag Ex and Canadian Western Agribition. Dalyse was an integral part of the Manitoba Junior Charolais Association (MJCA) CCYA planning committee when Manitoba hosted in 2018 and Paul volunteered many hours to help ensure the show was successful. Madisyn is also the President of the MJCA, to which her parents are fully supportive and volunteer their time to the youth association as well. Madisyn is as keen as they get and can be found participating in Junior shows such as CCYA, Manitoba Ag Ex, Canadian Western Agribition, Harding Fair, Manitoba Youth Beef Roundup and her local 4-H show and interclub show. She is often found befriending and helping the younger kids. Madisyn has won Grand Champion Steer and Female with her Charolais and char crossed calves several times in the short time she has been a 4-H member. Paul & Dalyse have volunteered countless hours to their local 4-H club and the MJCA.
Manitoba Government Funding Progams
Herd Management Drought Assistance: Assistance to offset the cost of replacing breeding animals, when culling is above normal because of winter feed shortages. Livestock Feed and Transportation Drought Assistance: Assistance to purchase and test feed for eligible livestock and assistance to transport purchased feed from distant locations. Livestock Transportation Drought Assistance: Assistance to offset freight expenses associated with moving livestock to alternate feed supply areas. more info online @
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thirty - seven years in the red white and tan
Monday, March 21, 2022 - 2 PM
TRI-NBULL SALE 7th Annual
JACK FOUNDATION X TRI-N CAPTAIN MORGAN HOMO RED, NON DILUTORS
All Red & Black Calves on black cows (no grey)
CHAROLAIS - at the farm - Lenore, Manitoba-
NMF 2104J
offering 50 lots of
Yearling
CHAROLAIS BULLS A BULL FOR EVERY BUDGET
Manitoba’s Largest Offering Of Red Factor Charolais Bulls ALL BULLS HAVE CARCASS DATA 32 HOMO POLLED BULLS ON OFFER
SCX JEHU X NCC TRUE
NYK 2158J
only sons to sell this year off the
$245,000 HIGH SELLING SCX JEHU 233E
TRI-N CHAROLAIS FARMS
Merv, Joanne and Jesse Nykoliation Box 899 Lenore, Manitoba R0M 1E0 Merv: (204) 838-2107 | (204) 851-2290 | merv1@prairie.ca Jesse: (204) 851-3391 | jnykoliation@yahoo.com facebook: Tri-N Charolais Farms twitter: @nykoliation
SALE MANAGEMENT
JACK AUCTION GROUP - Brennin Jack 306-641-9285
HEJ EINSTEIN X TRI-N CAPTAIN MORGAN THE LARGEST GROUP OF TAN BULLS YOU WILL FIND
watch & view online with
NYK 2118J
view catalogue and videos online at www.trincharolais.com OR www.jackauctiongroup.com Herd Sire Issue 2022
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Tips and Tricks from the Manitoba Cattle Ranchers Facebook group chat and Manitoba Charolais Association Breeders. REITERATE SOME BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES YOU ALREADY KNOW OR MAYBE LEARN SOMETHING NEW!
NEW BORN CALVES
-Make sure that pairs mother up and get that first suck into the babies within hours of calving. -Castrate your bull calves that you want to be steers at birth. -Always have powdered colostrum on hand and don’t be scared to tube them if you haven’t seem them sucking. -Sometimes heifers don’t produce high quality colostrum right off the start. Giving all calves off of heifers a bag of colostrum is a good way to ensure they are getting all the nutrients they need and has cut down on calf sickness for us a lot.
STRESSED NEW BORN CALVES
-If a calf is born and is unresponsive try putting snow in their ear -With a harder pull or a weaker calf, put calf into the calf recovery position (see picture) -A gob of corn syrup or honey will give a really chilled calf some energy until it’s warmed enough to absorb a colostrum tubing or bottle. -We give colostrum to every calf that’s had a tough delivery, is stressed or a twin within hours of birth. As well if a calf for any reason is slow just keep giving it colostrum until it’s up and going. Seems to help ensure a healthy calf. -If you have a “dummy” calf with no suck try the Madigan Squeeze!! Works wonders!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh7wqE8RlnA
VACCINATIONS
-Vaccinate your cows for scours and make sure the calf gets colostrum. If you have a coccidiosis problem in your yard ask your vet about giving Baycox at birth. It works. You can also give intranasal vaccine to newborns for pneumonia and respiratory diseases. Check with your vet about that. It seems like you are spending money but you are actually making money. A calf that has never had to recover from illness will do better it’s whole life. And everyone knows that a calf that dies is a huge loss. -If you routinely have coccidiosis issues, start feeding a coccidiosiostat or monesin to the cows pre-calving. -We haven’t had any sick calves at weaning since adding Inforce 3 at birth to our vaccination program. -Toltrazuril pill for coccidiosis, it’s in our soil and we haven’t had a case in 3 years since we started using it.
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ASSISTING DELIVERY
-Don’t get too anxious with the pullers. -Don’t rush heifers. -Keeping things slow and quiet around the soon to be or new mom will pay off loads in terms of recovery and mothering up. And save you time in the long run. -When pulling a calf and the cow is quiet enough allow her to lay down. She has so much more room that way and usually pushes way harder than standing. If using the chute make sure that the head gate isn’t choking her. -If helping a cow only pull when she is pushing. -We give oxytocin and meloxiam to any cow that you have assisted or had a tougher delivery. Works wonders on making her feel better, wanting to mother up sooner which makes things easier for you in the long run.
COW HEALTH AFTER CALVING
-Meloxiam- it’s like hot sauce- I put that **** on everything! Works for pouting, soreness, stress, etc. If you can eliminate pain from the equation 9/10 times it creates a winning scenario!! -If a cow is kicking at a swollen udder after she has calved when the calf is trying to suck, meloxiam will help take the swelling away and make momma and baby much happier. Meloxicam can be given orally or mixed with grain or silage and they eat it right up! -Give a cow a drink of warm water after pulling or harder calving will help her clean. (Water fountain temp, not straight cold well water) -Atravet in some grain when fostering calves can work wonders. -Oxytocin when adopting new calves works too. Or on any cow that hasn’t dropped milk yet. -Give 1 cup of apple cider vinegar in the cows grain after calving to help her clean out easier and faster. If I had one that held on to her after birth for some reason I kept giving her 1 cup till she cleans. My Uncles who had dairy cattle gave me that piece of advice and it truly worked for me.
CALVING SUPPLIES
-Always have powdered colostrum on hand -Get a sun-tag calf sled. Locks the leg of the calf into the sled. Momma cow sees her calf because of open back of sleigh and follows. At least 95% follow. One person can pull sled by hand or with a 4 wheeler.
ALL TIPS AND TRICKS ARE PRACTICES OF INDIVIDUALS. Please talk to your local vet for any pharmaceutical recommendations and practices that might be a fit your herd.
CALVING TIPS & TRICKS
-A hotbox/calf warmer is a must have. Use it once and it’s paid for itself. -Check supplies before calving- OB gloves, calving chains, hooks, colostrum, milk replacer, bottle and tubs, and your items too… stock cane, flashlight, working cameras. Anything you might use for warm-up, heat box, ear muffs, heat lamp, multiple rags/blankets etc. -We love our orange hook doctor. Small hook works to hook a newborn calves legs and drag it into the shed or into a calf sleigh. Or works for catching a calf by the leg to hook on a panel and treat. Big hook works for guiding calves as you move them. Or use it to mouth cattle to safely assist in tagging, administering boluses, etc. -Calving cameras can pay for themselves pretty fast in a saved calf or in your time.
YOUNG CALVES
-Save some of your best grass hay, let the calves have access to it. It’ll help reduce scours. -Put a tub of diatomaceous earth in a calf shed where no cow can reach. It really helps reduce scours. -If you have a calf that isn’t thriving- try feeding it, make sure it’s warm enough and giving it a shot of painkiller. Taking hunger, chills and pain out of the equation often is enough to get the calf up and going. Hopefully preventing a future sick calf. -Electrolytes if calves are scouring and often until the stool stiffens up. -Lots of bedding and a shelter where calves can stay out of the elements really helps in keeping calves healthy. -The monensin in treated feed helps reduce coccidiosis.
-Get feed tests done and work with a nutritionalist to make sure your cows are in the right shape and getting the right amount of nutrition to be able support the pregnancy, delivery of the baby and so that momma and baby can thrive the first couple weeks after calving. With the ultimate goal of weaning in a big calf and having a cow that re-breeds for next season. -If you can set your yard up to let cows into feed at night (4-5 pm open the gate) majority of the calves will be born during the day time and it keeps you fresh longer!
GENERAL
-Lots of bedding for cows and calves. -Canola straw is great when conditions get a bit soggier. -Take the after birth away so it doesn’t encourage coyotes to come into the herd. -Keeping the calving barn cleaned out and dry with fresh straw has helped us cut down on navel ill.
COW HEALTH
-Cows that have to walk a bit for water and keep fit with some muscle tone will have infinitely fewer calving difficulties than cows who don’t have to walk or stretch their les for feed or water. -A fit cow has smaller babies, with more vigour. As the weeks progress in January calving pens, the cows get sluggish. When the cows have had exercise it’s quicker turnaround for mom and baby.
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MCA MEET THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SHAWN AIREY
Farm Name: HTA Charolais Executive position/committee: CCA Director – MB representative Address/Town: Rivers, MB Favourite Food: Prime rib and lobster Favourite Sport: Hockey Years on the MCA Board: 2012 - Present Goals as a director of the MCA this year: As the Manitoba CCA Director, my goal is to communicate between the CCA and MCA. Taking questions, concerns and ideas to the CCA on behalf of the MCA and the MB membership in an effort to continue to move the breed forward in a positive direction. Communication is key! Favourite part of being a part of the Charolais breed: Interacting with fellow cattle people and learning from each other.
OWEN SELLMAN
Farm Name: North of 50 Charolais Executive position/committee: Board Member - 4H Address/Town: McCreary, MB Favourite Food: Can’t beat a rink burger Favourite Sport: Hockey Years on the MCA Board: 2012 - Present Goals as a director of the MCA this year: To learn from my fellow board members more about the Charolais industry. Favourite part of being a part of the Charolais breed: Dealing directly with and getting to know seed stock producers and commercial producers who are some of the best cattlemen in the industry.
HANS MYHRE
Farm Name: Myhre Land & Cattle Executive position/committee: Board Member Address/Town: Dauphin, MB Favourite Food: Steak Favourite Sport: Hockey Years on the MCA Board: Many great years Goals as a director of the MCA this year: To represent the interests of the members Favourite part of being a part of the Charolais breed: Providing bulls to the commercial cattle industry that will help improve the bottom line of the producer.
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f f u l B High
BULL & FEMALE SALE
Friday, March 18, 2022, 2:00 p.m. at the farm - Inglis, MB
STOCK FARM Watch for pictures and a catalog coming soon 55 Charolais & Simmental yearling bulls 24 Charolais & Simmental heifers Sired by : SCX Triumph 50B
SCR Triumph 2135 CCC Mescalito 9038 High Bluff Game On 78G D R Monsoon 45 LHD Cigar E46 CCC Tried and True 8507 High Bluff El Paso 15E WS Epic E152 Circle S Leachman 600U BLCC Mr 5015C 289G Harviecrest Showdown 277F
HBSF 29J Triumph 2135 x ufano
HBSF 85J
HBSF 102J
HBSF 154J
GamE on x LEdGEr
mEscaLiTo x TEsTamEnT
Triumph 50B x EscoBar
EGC 96J
EGC 148J
EGC 66J
shoWdoWn x muchmorE
5015c 289G x driLLEr
driLLEr x WaLLBanGEr
Focusing on raising cattle with performance and style while maintaining a good disposition and great haircoat.
The Jackson Family Carman: 1-204-773-6448 Erin: 1-204-821-4110
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bulls selling in the 2022
MARCH 29TH
pre register for online bidding available through ByLivestock.com
Neepawa, MB
12 MAY/JUNE COMING 2 YR OLD BULLS WHITE AND TAN COLOURED PROJECTED AVE SALE WEIGHT 1850 LBS TESTED & GUARANTEED ALL BULLS HOMO POLLED TESTED
SPARROWS PARKER 10D
SPARROWS ROBERT 842F
Selling sons of these INDUSTRY LEADING SIRES
contact us for more info or view catalogue online at bylivestock.com
J
JOHNSTON rathwell, mb
Scott, Shelley, Madison and Gavin Johnston Home: 204-749-2247 • Cell: 204-723-5030 h.scott.johnston@gmail.com LIKE & FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK
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bulls sell by
P R I VAT
E TREA TY
PERSONA L E X P E R IE A N IM A L S NCE IN N AT U R AL SURR O U N D IN G NO PRES S SURE
30+ YEARLING & TWO YEAR OLD BULLS
Located - NW 6-8-11, 65100 Road 43N, Holland MB
ROB & CAROLYN PATENAUDE Box 314, Holland MB R0G 0X0 (204) 526-5087 – Rob (204) 526-7369 – Carolyn crpate@mymts.net
[ W W W. S U N S H I N E O A K C H A R O L A I S . C O M ] @teampatenaude
“Quality Genetics, Exceptional Results”
@RobCrpate
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TAG RETENTION IN 2022 Tag retention is an integral part of the traceability system and has long been a focus of the Canadian Cattle Identification Agency (CCIA). Over the years, CCIA has collaborated on a number of research projects to better understand common issues and find solutions to concerns about lost tags, missing backs and poor overall tag retention. From 2011 to 2015, CCIA embarked on the National Tag Retention Project which involved the formation of a subcommittee to complete a tag retention study in a variety of environments in Canada as a way of better determining the long-term retention rates and operability of the current set of approved CCIA radio frequency identification (RFID) beef cattle tags used in Canada. Industry’s growing concerns regarding the effectiveness and long-term viability of the types of approved tags available, and the fixture mechanisms commonly used to manufacture tags for Canada, and poor tag retention within the value chain affects the accuracy and availability of livestock traceability data, which affects response time in an emergency (e.g., animal disease outbreak, flood, tornado, contaminated feed supplement recall). In 2019, CCIA ran the Automated Trace Sighting Data Collection (Remote Pasture Reader) which studied the use of portable RFID reader stations, to collect sighted movement event data at remote co-mingling sites. These portable, solar charged devices could store and communicate data using cellular modems to deliver data to a CCIA landing server. While this research was not directly related to tag retention, it did offer promising data points for the potential of automated traceability practices in the future.
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Recently, CCIA began working directly with manufacturers to improve issues reported from producers. This has resulted in enhancements and modifications to current tags on the market. Conformance testing of approved tags is conducted on a regular basis by CCIA. Annual testing is planned for early 2022. This testing ensures tags continue to meet the high standards of industry and CCIA. Tag retention will be the feature of CCIA’s targeted advertising in the Spring of 2022. Tag retention is improving through direct action, which will help with the growing demand for traceability in our industry. Ultimately, much of the responsibility still falls on the producers, who are relied upon to correctly apply tags and respect the environmental limits of the materials. By working together with both manufacturers and producers, CCIA is helping resolve the fundamental traceability issue of tag retention by addressing concerns through direct feedback from producers through the Approved Indicator Quality Control Form found on canadaid.ca under CLTS Forms (https:// www.canadaid.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/ApprovedIndicator-Quality-Control-Form_fillable-2021-11-19.pdf).
offering sons of C2 FErguson
Rammer Judge 108J
bw: 111 lbs ww: 740 lbs C2 Ferguson x HTA MArCus
yearling and two year old bulls on offer by
PRIVATE TREATY
The Ferguson calves are like peas in a pod, each individual possessions tonnes of length, lots of hair, and a great disposition. You can be sure that they will sire the type of calves highly sought after by all order buyers.
Rammer Jupiter 102J
bw: 82 lbs ww: 710 lbs C2 Ferguson x HTA ConrAd
CE 3.1 BW 2.0 WW 50 YW 101 MILK 22 MTL 47
PLEASE FREE FEEL TO STOP BY CE 7.0 BW -1.2 WW 39 YW 75 MILK 22 MTL 41
view the bulls and have a visit.
Matthew, Sarah, Claire, Myra & Emily Ramsey Box 337 • Hamiota , MB R0M 0T0 204-365-2729 (home) 204-365-0976 (Matthew) 204-764-0429 (Sarah) | rammercharolais@hotmail.com | www.rammercharolais.com
28 years in the Charolais business! Herd Sire Issue 2022
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T HEN VS. NO W
NEW PROGRAM FOCUSED ON FARMER MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN MANITOBA
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Stronger animal transportation requirements = Healthier animals
IMPROVEMENTS (starting in 2020)
The amendments to the Transportation of Animals requirements under the Health of Animals Regulations improve the well-being of animals during the entire transportation process, keeping in mind Canada’s geographic size and the time required to travel between locations.
Full transport time (including loading and unloading) from time off feed, water and rest Balance of prescriptive and outcome-based requirements Outlines training requirements and contingency plans
Science-based Longer rest periods
Many years of consultation with veterinarians, farmers, transporters, associations, scientists, governments, members of the public and interested stakeholder groups Regulations apply to everyone involved in transporting animals in Canada Full range of enforcement and compliance
Must arrive at destination safely and be suitably fed, hydrated and rested
Better aligned to international standards Shorter hours for many animals Addresses compromised animals and unfit animals Addresses broiler chickens, spent hens, and rabbits Addresses young animals Allows for innovation
SPEC IFIC C OMPARISON PROVISION
THEN (Regulations from 1977)
NOW (Amended regulations 2019)
Transport continuum
Focus mainly on time in confinement
Feed, water and rest (FWR) times start when FW are first removed and include time for loading, transport and unloading, until FW are provided again.
Type of regulations
Prescriptive based requirements that restrict innovation
More outcome based regulations including: adequate space, enough headroom, weather protection ventilation, etc.
MAXIMUM INTERVALS WITHOUT FEED, WATER AND REST (FWR) All livestock, camelids and cervids of 8 days of age or less, and ruminants too young to be fed exclusively hay and grain
Max. 18 h of transport confinement (calves)
Max. 12 h without FWR
Compromised animals
Not specified. Covered under general requirements (48 h for ruminants, 36 h for monogastrics).
Max. 12 h without FWR
Ruminants
Max. 48 h of transport confinement
Max. 36 h without FWR
Animals with a simple stomach (monogastrics): horses, pigs, birds, reptiles, pets, etc.
Max. 36 h of transport confinement
Horses and pigs 28 h without FWR
Hatching birds
Max. 72 h of transport after hatching (chicks only)
Max. 72 h from time of hatching for birds
Broiler chickens, spent hens and rabbits
Not specified. General requirement for monogastrics (36 h of transport confinement)
Max. 24 h without water
Rest time after max. interval without FWR
5h
8h
Innovation
Not specified
No maximum for specially equipped conveyances/containers that meet numerous specified requirements and provide FWR. Outcome-based requirements for the animals still apply.
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Max. 36 h without FWR for all other animals
inspection.gc.ca/humane
Max. 28 h without feed
CFIA P1008-19 Catalogue No.: A104-172/2019E-PDF ISBN: 978-0-660-29531-2
Manitoba Farmer Wellness Program, a new initiative aimed at providing mental health support for farmers and their families, was announced today in Manitoba. The agriculture industry is inherently stressful and overwhelming at times; the Manitoba Farmer Wellness Program has been designed to provide one on one counselling sessions by professional counselors with a background in agriculture to farmers and their families. “Farmers have a demanding lifestyle, and stigma remains a barrier for some to reach out for help,” says Gerry Friesen MFWP Board member “The Manitoba Farmer Wellness Program has been created to address the identified gap in availability of one on one counselling services for farmers, whatever stage of the journey they are at. There is no farm without the farmer.” Farmers and their immediate family members can access six free, confidential (one hour) counselling sessions with a registered and skilled counsellor with a background in agriculture, funded by the Manitoba Farmer Wellness Program. The services are available during the day, evenings or on weekends to accommodate farmers’ unique schedules, and can be in person, by telephone or video chat depending on the farmer’s preference. Appointments will be available beginning in March. The program is in the final stages of development and is looking for support on behalf of farmers in our province. “Any group or individual who works with farmers and is interested in financially supporting the Manitoba Farmer Wellness Program should contact us,” explains Roberta Galbraith MFWF Vice-Chair. “We are working collaboratively with the agriculture community in our province to bring this program to fruition for the health and wellness of the industry.” If you are interested in booking an appointment with a counsellor, donating, applying to work with us as a counsellor, or learning more about the program, visit manitobafarmerwellness.ca.
(Humane Transportation Regulations)
BULLETIN BOARD Obituary J. Allan McDonald, 71, of Sidney, Manitoba passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by his family after a battle with cancer on November 19, 2021. He is survived by his 4 children, Ron (Gail), Brian, Heather (Shea), Janna (Corey) and 4 grandchildren Shae Lynn, Casen, Lachlan and Kipton. He was predeceased by his partner Brenda who he was laid to rest beside. Some of his favourite things to do were hunting, fishing, quading, snowmobiling, boating and spending time around the fire at his lakefront cabin at Sandy Lake, MB. Farming was his life having grown up on the family farm with his parents Roy and Margaret, and three younger brothers Howard, Don and Colin and farming came very naturally to him. In 1970 he began farming on his own growing grain and starting to build up a cattle herd at which time he started using Purebred Charolais bulls in the late 70’s. In 1981 he ventured into growing potatoes which his son Brian continues to do to this day. 1982 marked the start of Allan buying his first Purebred Charolais females being the first in the area to do so. His son Ron took over the Purebred herd in 1996 and continues to raise Purebred Charolais cattle to this day under the name R & G McDonald Livestock. Next year will mark 40 years of raising Purebred Charolais cattle between Allan and Ron. Allan continued raising commercial cattle up until 2 years ago marking 50 years of farming in Sidney. Even in retirement Allan was regularly lending a hand on either of his son’s farms.
Steppler Farms - Miami, Manitoba A multi generational farm that celebrated their centennial year in 2021. The farm started as a grain and cream quote operation, then in 1973 when Dan and Pat took over the operation they sold the dairy and added Charolais to the program. Their 4 sons are all very involved in the farm. Ian and Sandy manage the Bee operation, Geoff & Sarah are directors, Adam & Amber manage the grain operation and Andre & Katie manage the cattle operation. The farm consists of 4000 acres of grain land, 600 purebred Charolais, 100 commercial cows, and 2500 bee hive operation. The grain farm uses minimal till practices to effectively manage the soil. At risk land is sowed down for rotational grazing to increase wild flowers and forages to feed the cattle as well as help the honey production and bee health. The Stepplers are community people, being leaders of the Miami 4H Club, directors on many local boards and sports teams. Andre is currently a foundation board member for the Canadian Charolais Association and is past board member for the MCA and CCA.
Congratulations to the
BMO FARM FAMILIES OF THE YEAR WINN MANN FARM - Winnipegosis, Manitoba Founded in 1973 by Mike and Aubrey Beyak, now celebrating its third generation. At Winn Mann Farms there are no hired hands it is strictly a family ran operation. Overseen by Kevin, Sherry and their sons Tyson and Bryce and Jeff, Ashley and their children Kassi, Rigg and Kruz. The farm consists of 1300 commercial cows, a 1500 head backgrounding feedlot, and 1500 acres of grain land and thousands of acres of grass and pasture land. Crop rotation is very vigorous. Cover crops are being used to contribute to soil health and minimize the use of fertilizer. The farm heavily implements alfalfa and different grasses in the rotation to conserve moisture and reduce erosion. The Beyaks are very involved in the community, hosting a charity golf tournament every year with funds going to different organizations in the community. They are involved in many boards for local organizations.
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R&G McDonalD livestock
Kevin, Crystal, Kory, and Shaylin
Stebeleski
Box 266, Oakburn,MB
Cell: 204-365-6010 Res: 204-234-5425 happyhaven@goinet.ca
Quality Polled Charolais
Ron & Gail McDonald 204-466-2883 (H) Box 85, Sidney, MB R0H 1L0 204-724-2811 (C) email: rgmcdonaldlivestock@inethome.ca
Keystone Livestock
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LIVESTOCK INSURANCE
specializing in livestock insurance for over 45 years www.sunshineoakcharolais.com
2022 Manitoba Farm Women’s Conference Planning Committee Formed The date for the 2022 Conference will be November 16 & 17 in Brandon, MB. A group of volunteers met last night via zoom to start the wheels rolling to make it possible to have an inperson conference. Registrations will be limited to seventy-five people. Committee members had run a survey in December to see what attendees would prefer for a conference and plan on putting those ideas to work.
“Quality genetics, exceptional results”
Rob & Carolyn Patenaude (204) 526-5087 – Rob
Box 314, Holland MB R0G 0X0 crpate@mymts.net (204) 526-7369 – Carolyn
Chairing the conference will be Tracey Chappell with Co-Chair Anita Penner.Vice-Chair is Doris Doelger, Past Chair Jody Jury, Government Liaison Cathey Day, Secretary is Ann Madzuik and Treasurer Tamara Babisky. A number of committees were formed to plan the conference. This years theme for the conference will be “Together Again”. Committee members plan to keep everyone in the loop as to what their plans are via social media.You can also check out Manitoba Farm Womens Conference web page.
HIGH BLUFF
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Canadian Charolais ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
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ANNIVERSARY
JOIN US IN RUSSELL, MANITOBA
JUNE 9-11, 2022
WATCH MCA FACEBOOK FOR UPDATES
DON’T OVER COOK YOUR
ROAST BEEF DIRECTIONS
Recommended; let roast sit uncovered at room temperature for one to two hours before cooking. Preheat oven to 450F. In a small bowl, combine oil, garlic, rosemary, thyme, salt and pepper. Rub all over roast. Place roast in roasting pan fitted with a roasting rack. Roast for 15 minutes, then reduce heat to 325F and roast one hour and forty-five minutes more for medium or two hours for well done.
Submitted by Joan Airey
INGREDIENTS 1 -4 lb. round roast ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil (I use canola oil) 3 garlic cloves minced 1 Tablespoon chopped fresh rosemary 1 Tablespoon chopped fresh thyme leaves 2 teaspoons kosher salt 2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper
Remove from oven and let rest 15 to 30 minutes before serving. Cover with an aluminum foil till ready to carve. Information on cooking roasts can be found on Canadian Beef website. Planning a head for meals having meat thawed and at the right temperature makes quite a difference in how meat turns out. I have used dry herbs when fresh ones aren’t available.
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Calendar of Events FEBRUARY 19 STE. ROSE, MB Myhre Land & Cattle Co. / Bar J Charolais Bull Sale FEBRUARY 26 Triple C Charolais Bull Sale
ASHERN, MB
MARCH 13 MIAMI, MB Steppler Farms 11th Annual Bull Sale MARCH 18 INGLIS, MB High Bluff Stock Farms Bull& Female Sale MARCH 19 OAK LAKE, MB Pleasant Dawn Charolais 20th Annual Bull Sale MARCH 21 Tri-N Charolais Farms Bull Sale
LENORE, MB
MARCH 23 HTA Charolais Bull Sale
RIVERS, MB
MARCH 26 Tee M Jay Charolais Bull Sale
ASHERN, MB
MARCH 29 NEEPAWA, MB Prairie Distinction Charolais Bull Sale MARCH 30 C2 Charolais Bull Sale
LA RIVIÈRE, MB
APRIL 7 ROBLIN, MB Hunter 11th Annual Charolais Bull Sale APRIL 13 PIPESTONE, MB White Meadow Charolais Bull Sale
Index
C2 Charolais. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IFC Canadian Charolais Association . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 27 Cline Cattle Company. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 26 Commercial Breeder of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Fountian Tire, Virden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Happy Haven Charolais. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Hidden Lake Stock Farm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 High Bluff Stock Farms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 HTA Charolais . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BC Hunter Charolais . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IBC Johnston Charolais. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Keystone Livestock Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 LEJ Charolais . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Manitoba Junior Charolais Association . . . . . . 8 Myhre Land & Cattle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 26 Pleasant Dawn Charolais. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Prairie Distinction Bull Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Prairie Pistol Designs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 R&G McDonald Livestock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11, 26 Rammer Charolais . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Sunshine Oak Charolais . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21, 26 Steppler Charolais . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13 Tri N Charolais. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 White Meadow Charolais. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
MAY 22 - MCA SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE JUNE 9-11 RUSSELL, MB Canadian Charolais AGM & 61st Anniversary Party JULY 30-AUG 1 Manitoba Youth Beef Round Up
NEEPAWA, MB
OCTOBER 25 - MCA BULLETIN DEADLINE MANITOBA YOUTH BEEF ROUND UP
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Genetics That Enhance Your Assets
Sons of these Sires Sell! Also featuring sons of:
TR CAG CARBON COPY 7630E ET•JWX DOWNTOWN 7C DCR MR DUAL-THREAT D112•HTA ROCKET 894F and many more
LT RANSOM 8644
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LT RANSOM 8644
Annual Bull Sale
THURSDAY APRIL 7th, 2022•1:30 PM DSt AT THE FARM, ROBLIN, MB
Offering:
45 Yearling Charolais Bulls 3 Yearling Hereford Bulls 1 Yearling Shorthorn Bull
DC CRJ TANK E108 P
Sale Highlight
8 Sons on Offer
From Our Exciting Donor Cow HC LADY RAIN 904G Sired by
LT RANSOM 8644•DC/CRJ TANK E108 P•TR CAG CARBON COPY 7630E ET
HC IGNITION 137J LT RANSOM 8644 X HC LADY RAIN 904G ET SON
Hunter Charolais Box 569, Roblin, MB, R0L 1P0
Doug & Marianne Hunter T204-937-2531 C 204-937-7737 • huntchar@mymts.net Jimmy Hunter 204-937-0219 Michael & Candace Hunter 204-247-0301 Hunter Charolais @HunterCharolais www.huntercharolais.com
HC JACKPOT 167J DC/CRJ TANK E108 P X HC LADY RAIN 904G ET SON Delivery Available in Western Canada Bulls on display for your viewing at the farm anytime
A Charolais family operation for over 30 years Sale Manager: By Livestock • Helge By 306-536-4261 • Jon Wright 306-807-8424 • www.bylivestock.com
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ON FARM VISITS WELCOMED AND ENCOURAGED CONTA CT U S F OR A F R E E C ATAL OGU E
HTA HIGH ROLLER 121J
HTA Astroid 603D x CJC Symbol B1067P BW 102 | Adj 205 - 764 | Adj 365 - 1478 BW 1.2 WW 59 YW 104 Milk 17 TM 47
HTA NIGHT VISION 1102J
HTA Game Changer 9141G x HRJ Bulletproof 411B BW 92 | Adj 205 - 722 | Adj 365 - 1405 BW -0.4 WW 53 YW 104 Milk 21 TM 48
HTA HYDE 150J
HTA Astroid 603D x Winn Mans Quigley 539X BW 107 | Adj 205 - 755 | Adj 365 - 1435 BW 1.4 WW 57 YW 101 Milk 15 TM 43
HTA RED DESERT 1119J
SHSH High Class 43D x HTA Ice 19X BW 107 | Adj 205 - 738 | Adj 365 - 1454 BW 2.0 WW 46 YW 93 Milk 25 TM 48
HTA NITROUS 171J
SHSH High Class 43D x RGP Remington 101Y BW 112 | Adj 205 - 731 | Adj 365 - 1446 BW 4.4 WW 55 YW 110 Milk 22 TM 49
HTA SHERIDAN 1110J
SHSH High Class x CJC Symbol B1067P BW 98 | Adj 205 - 754 | Adj 365 - 1583 BW 1.2 WW 45 YW 85 Milk 22 TM 45
march 23RD AT THE FARM WEDNESDAY @ 1:30 PM
ANNUAL BULL SALE
7 M I LE S WES T OF R IV ER S , MB
Featuring Sons of: HTA ASTROID 603D SHSH HIGH CLASS 43D HTA BRAVIA 855U HTA CONTENDER 605D HTA RELIABLE 4101B
New Sires: HTA SPIDERMAN 9103G HTA GAME CHANGER 9141G HTA TUNDRA 572C AND MORE!!!
SHAWN & TANYA AIREY & FAMILY Rivers, Manitoba call or text Shawn: 204-724-8823 | Tanya: 204-365-0850 htacharolais@hotmail.com
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