2019 Salers Spring Magazine by Salers Association of Canada

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Sereda Stock Farm

RED & BLACK GENETICS

223Y

288D

72B

HERD SIRES 2018: GGT 223Y SALVO, PIPELINE SKY72B, DEAN SF 288D, GGT P Red 160D

Semen available on all herd sires

Sereda Family

CHECK OUT THE OFFSPRING FROM THE SIRES AT THE NEW TREND BULL SALE, MARCH 21, 2019!

403.860.9469 salerscattle@gmail.com Big Valley, AB Follow Sereda Stock Farm on Facebook!

c0-alta salers ~ 1989 - 2019 ~

April 2nd, 2019 at 2pm Perlich Bros Aucï¿½on, Lethbridge, AB

19F

Sire: GIT 29Z BW 90lbs, WW 651lbs, AD WW 699lbs, Jan 5, 1020lbs

10th annual

cow booster

bull sale

2018 herdsires

Sire: PW COLONEL 8C BW 80lbs, WW 685lbs, AD WW 704lbs, Jan 5, 1020lbs

56F

GIT 29Z son of Unmatched BW 89 lbs

10 bull calves average WW 651 lbs, BW 89 lbs

PW Colonel 8C, sire Polled Eldorado 18E BW 75 lbs, Fullblood Homozygous Polled 11 bull calves average WW 660 lbs, BW 87 lbs

ABF Y-PER 6Y BW 75 lbs

4 bull calves, average WW 658 lbs, BW 83 lbs, used on all red heifers

Thats Bud 260B - CR260B

used on all black heifers, a smaller frame bull put together nicely

109F

Sire: ABF Y-PER 6Y BW 85lbs, WW 725lbs, AD WW 843lbs, Jan 5, 980lbs

Thank you to all our bidders and buyers in last years sale - hope to see you again!

John Nikkel

Box 1202, Coaldale, AB T1M 1N1 T: 403.345.4963 C: 403.382.7455

Sire: GIT 29Z BW 95lbs, WW 644lbs, BW 3.0, WW 43, WT 82

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THE SALERS MAGAZINE Official Publication of the Salers Association of Canada

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Index Content Features...

Association Reports .......................................6&8 2019 AGM Announcement ...............................32 2018 ISF Convention, France .....................12&13 Commercial Breeder of the Year ................14&15 Breeder of the Year ....................................20&21 The genetics of horned & polled cattle.......22&23 2018 Scholarship ..............................................29 Show Results .....................................................26

Office Hours: Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8am to 5pm

Advertisers Index... Board of Directors

Executive: President: Pete Watkins (403) 650-8362 Past - President: Gar Williams (306) 241-4108 Vice-President: Werner Grundke (780) 924-2464 Treasurer: Travis Depalme (403) 342-1547 Directors: Rick Grudeski (204) 859-2899 Jacob Morin (819) 470-8844 Michael Topp (780) 689-6720

Registrar & Office: Heidi Voegeli-Bleiker (403) 264-5850 Design: Heidi Voegeli-Bleiker Front Cover: PW Salers with mountain background For advertising, please contact the office! 4

AGW Salers .........................................................7 All Wright Salers ...............................................10 CAMAS Prairie Salers ........................................10 Care Farms ........................................................16 Co-Alta Salers ......................................................3 Dynarich Salers .................................................16 Elderberry Farm Salers .....................................11 Fox Grape Farm .................................................10 Git Performance Salers .....................................35 Grundke Family Salers ......................................24 Harbrad Salers ..................................................17 Hauser Cattle Co .................................................9 LaClare Salers ....................................................10 MacDonald Ranches .........................................34 Marlas Salers ....................................................31 Millstream Salers ..............................................33 Oxbow Salers ......................................................9 Pine Grove Salers ..............................................31 PW Stock Farm ..................................................36 Scattered Spruce Salers ....................................11 Shell River Salers ..............................................10 Sereda Stock Farm ..............................................2 Sky West Salers ....................................................5 Spring Coulee Salers .........................................10 Sweetland Super Six Salers .........................18&19 Vista Salers ........................................................33 Voss Family Salers .............................................25

Salers Association of Canada 2019

2019 Online Bull Sale March 1 to March 7, 2019

Thank you to all of our customers who have supported us in raising and marke�ng Salers ca�le. The new sale format is intended to give equal opportunity to our valued customers and the same customer service you have come to expect. The bulls will be sold click to bid on AgBuySell.com and if you have any ques�ons give us a call. Contact Travis or Ray if you would like a catalogue and to view the bulls. We look forward to seeing you! Ray and Doreen Depalme T: 403-347-1526 C: 403-396-7862 E: raymondj@xplornet.com 37515 Rg Rd 284, Red Deer County, Ab T4E 2A6

Travis, Dana, Reid and Parker Depalme C: 403-872-1549 H:403-342-1547 E: travisdepalme@outlook.com 28344 Twp Rd 374 Red Deer County, Ab T4E 2E3 www.skywestsalers.com Follow us on Facebook

President’s Message Here’s to all the best that 2019 can bring! I am thankful so far that mother nature has been dealing our area a fairly good hand. Lots of excitement with the beginning of the calving season and what our matings will yield. The Association is still working on genetic enhanced EPD with the American Association. Progress has been slow, but I am hopeful that we will have some real progress to report by the AGM. Speaking of the AGM we are shifting our location back east for 2019! Please find those details in further pages and plan to attend! Please don’t hesitate to share any questions, comments or concerns with myself or the board. It is our pleasure to aid in breed advancement for all! Hope to visit will all of you somewhere down the road! Pete Watkins

Greetings from the office

I hope your 2019 started well and calving season is well underway. Good luck for this very demanding time of the year. Memberships are due now, please send payment to the office. We accept payment by e-transfer and cheques. As always, remember that all walking sires need DNA on file at the office. Make sure you collect DNA while the animals are close to the farm and before you turn them out to the pasture. For members on breed plan I will need updated inventory forms back in the office as soon as possible so your invoice has the proper number of animals charged for. Remember, there is new merchandise available for you to purchase. As well check out our website and/or Facebook once in a while for updates on the Association. I hope to see many of you at the Annual General Meeting in June in Quebec. Heidi Voegeli-Bleiker

Salers Association of Canada 2019

AGW

SALERS

Walking Salers Bulls Since 1990

BULLS for Sale AUTHORITY semen for sale!

Sired by Authority

Gar Williams Borden, SK C: 306.241.4108 E: gmwilliams@sasktel.net Find me on Facebook

KKCC Authority 304A is a trait leader for WW & YW. Authority is Homo Polled & Hetro Black.

Located just 30 minutes northwest of Saskatoon on Hwy 16.

Visitors always welcome!

News and Updates Neogen Canada purchased the laboratory

assets and genomic testing business of Delta Genomics on January 1, 2019. This means for the Salers Association of Canada: - BioBank (samples) will stay in Canada - Sample reception and preparation, DNA extraction and data analysis (i.e: parentage) will be conducted at Neogen Canada - Neogen Canada will be located at the same premise as Delta Genomics (for about a year) - Pricing in Canadian Dollars - Same IT infrastructure - Pricing will for the majority of services remain similar, but value of service will increase, basic SNP parentage will be a minimum of 200 SNP’s. - Genotyping will occur at GeneSeek in Nebraska - Aiming for a 21 calendar day turnaround time on all testing from Neogen Canada IN SUMMARY: Neogen Canada will be a genomic service provider in Canada / Delta Genomics will pivot its operations to focus on the delivery and application of genomic data.

By 2018 Chair Tammi Ribey “CBIC 2018 was a huge success. Over 500 attendees converged on London, Ontario this past week to participate in CBIC,” says 2018 CBIC Chair Tammi Ribey. “The event included farm tours, though provoking speakers, informative panels, cattle handling demos and a tradeshow. Our theme for the conference was Driving Demand and through the program and the networking, members of the beef industry found many ways to drive demand.” 8

2018 Annual General Meeting The 2018 Annual Meeting was held in Saskatoon on June 22-24th at the Park Town hotel and conference centre. The weekend kicked off with the members gathering for an evening of socializing on Friday night. Gar Williams officially greeted the members in attendance to the AGM on Saturday morning. A productive meeting was held with questions asked from members in attendance. Several by-law amendments were discussed and voted on. The board of directors elected Peter Watkins as the new president, Werner Grundke as vice-president and Travis Depalme as treasurer. New on the board is Rick Grudeski from Vista, Manitoba. On Sunday the group visited the Modern Art Gallery in Saskatoon and in the afternoon some members went to AGW Salers (Gar Williams) for a farm tour. Many thanks to Gar and Marie-Anne Williams for organizing the event and hosting the group on Friday night for cocktails and appetizers.

4th Annual Canadian Beef Industry Conference, August 13 to 15th, 2019 BMO Centre Stampede Park, Calgary, AB For more information go to: http://canadianbeefindustryconference.com

Salers Association of Canada 2019

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2018 Photo Contest

2019 Photo Contest Enter your photo of Salers or Salers influenced cattle and you could WIN a $125 GIFT CARD! The contest is open to everyone, just send your name and high resolution photo via email to info@salerscanada.com. Contest Deadline, October 31st, 2019. Images become property of SAC.

Congratulations to the 2018 Photo Contest Winner Dale Bolton.

Fox Grape Farm

William S. (Billy) Brockman Bulls for Sale

Shop: 434-946-2695 Res: 434-277-5019 Cell: 434-841-3281

brockmanpaving@gmail.com

P.O. Box 1396 Amherst, VA 24521

Luke & Debbie Lowe

debrajlowe22@gmail.com 614 Croswell Ave, Reubens, Idaho 83548

February 26, 2019 35th Annual Idaho Salers Sale, Fullblood, Purebred, Optimizers For catalog or information

call Luke Lowe 208-924-5106

SHELL RIVER SALERS

LACLARE SALERS

LYLE PETERS & JACKIE LEHOUILLIER CANWOOD, SASK 306-468-2300

Jacob Laclare & Cheyenne Orange

RED OR BLACK BULLS

Find us on Facebook, Visitors Welcome!

Producing Ca�leman’s Bulls

David Wright 204-761-4296

all.wright.farms.02@gmail.com

Located 3 miles north of Trans Canada Highway between Sidney and Carberry, Manitoba

CAMAS PRAIRIE SALERS

Carefree Cattle

Home 306-883-2684

Cell:306-481-4905

SPRING COULEE SALERS

Box 811 Didsbury, AB REG BALDWIN 403-337-2975 T0M 0W0 MIKE HILDEBRAND 403-337-3014

Salers Association of Canada 2019

LIVE THE DREAM

RAISE EASY GOING EASY KEEPING EASY CALVING SALERS

Red & Black Quality Purebred Registered Bulls & Replacement Heifers for Sale! Special Thanks to our 2018 Bull and Heifer buyers. Visitors welcome, Coï¬&#x20AC;ee is always on. ELDERBERRY FARM - Robert & Vivian Stieb, Box 24, Parkside, SK S0J 2A0 P: 306.747.3302

Producing easy calving bulls since 1981 Your source for Red, Black, Tan & White PB Salers

Elroy Yakemchuk Cell: (780)208-0199 Home: (780)768-2284

James Yakemchuk

www.scatteredsprucesalers.com

Cell: (780)603-7628

Ryan Yakemchuk Cell: (780)208-0082

40 Yearling Bulls on offer at the farm Sire: GGT Red Rock 136W

13F

Sire: YFS Denali 67D

115F

Sire: MAC Torrington 139T

Cattle Selected for easy fleshing, moderate frame,

maternal strengths, & Longevity Sire: RC Cornell 6C

142F

International Salers Delegation

INTERNATIONAL SALERS FEDERATION CONVENTION AT SOMMET DE L’ÉLEVAGE, Clermont-Ferrand / France Oct. 3rd to 5th - 2018

TWENTY-SEVEN years ago, the SOMMET DE L’ÉLEVAGE (LIVESTOCK SUMMIT) opened its doors in Clermont-Ferrand (France), at the heart of the biggest area of natural rangeland in Europe, with a mission to showcase the Massif Central’s native beef breeds. Twenty-seven years later, already the undisputed world-leading trade show for the beef sector, the SOMMET DE L’ÉLEVAGE has also steadily carved out a position as a leading national forum for dairy breeders and an exceptional showcase for French know-how in livestock production and breed genetics.

Canadian Delegation at the SOMMET Back row: Brooks Topp, Michael Topp, Doug Beard Front row: Marion Beard, Heidi Voegeli-Bleiker, Ray Depalme

Salers - the 4th biggest beef breed in France was headlining the exhibition with its national championships and its 400 best specimens competing for bestof-breed at the Zénith ring arena. The International Salers Federation, which now has 24 Member Associations in 20 Countries, hold its tri-annual convention during the SOMMET. Visits to Salers farms were organized before and during the event. It was the best and largest meeting of Salers Breeders that has ever been seen. In 2021 the tri-annual Salers Federation Convention will be held in Mexico.

Salers Association of Canada 2019

Commercial Breeder of the Year Bruce & Jocelyn Cody & Jenna Kirby & Stefanie Wheelans Tilston, Manitoba

The Salers influence is an important factor in the Wheelans’ farm success in the cattle business, which led the Canadian Salers Association to recognized the Tilston, Manitoba family with the Commercial Breeder of the Year award. Bruce and his wife Jocelyn Wheelans have farmed near the corner of both the Saskatchewan and U.S. borders since 1972, raising sons Cody and Kirby on the same place that Bruce’s parents settled. As the third generation takes the lead on the farm now, the commercial herd numbers close to 160 head. Calving starts near the end of February, running for 65-75 days, wrapping up before spring field work. Steer calves are sold the last weekend of November, through Heartland Livestock Sales in Virden, usually weighing in the 750-pound range off grass and some creep feed. The family gives the heifers a bit more time to grow and in mid-February, herd replacement selections are made. One more sort in the fall, sees a few marketed as bred heifers, with twenty new females going back to the herd annually. The Wheelans also have 4500 acres in dryland grain production, growing wheat, beans, peas, canola, oats and feed barley for nearby hog producers. Recently, they’ve also been trying some corn for grazing. Bruce has been impressed with the Salers breed for a long time, and in 1991, even began raising a few purebreds. “We were trying to get some feet and udder in our herd, as well as the mothering aspect,” recalled Wheelans. “My brother-inlaw had Salers, and I’d watched his cows. I liked how those nice little calves got up and going.” KCJB Salers operated until BSE devastated Canadian livestock markets, and the economics of the purebred business was less inviting. Plus their sons were busy with off-farm work then. So Bruce and Jocelyn, who was also a nurse, focused on their commercial cattle. But they always maintained a Salers base. That’s also when the grain side of the farm grew. When both Cody and Kirby decided to return and be involved with the farm full-time, they took over the bulk of the cattle work and rebuilt the numbers, while Bruce says he continues to ‘dabble’ with a few head of his own still.

Salers Association of Canada 2019

“ The biggest thing for us is the cash flow. Cattle have been good for us, because you can always sell a cow. “ Plus our land includes some creek and ravine areas that are iffy to grain farm.” Wheelans is always impressed with how the Salers can cross with virtually any other breed, and still have their qualities come through strongly. “The biggest thing is when the neighbors like the looks of our replacement heifers,” he smiled. “That’s the ultimate compliment.” Wheelans turned over their entire herd in 2011, keeping fifty of the best heifers as the nucleus. Today they use Salers bulls on the heifers for the all-important calving ease, incorporating Angus, Gelbvieh and Charolais bulls on their Salers based cow herd. There’s no shortage of mothering ability in the Salers-bred cows either, with Cody and Kirby commenting while some breeds’ cows offer ‘skim’ milk, Salers’ have whole milk for their calves. The hardiness and ‘do-ability’ the Salers blood brings to the herd is another asset. Whether the cows are standing and eating corn, or being trailed around, they’re all able to walk, with good feet. Wheelans also notes replacements coming off of their heifer crop stand tall among the prospects each year, often securing a spot in the main herd. “There’s a misconception the Salers need to be crossed with another breed. When we sell our calves, the purebred steers sell on their own strength. They take no back seat (to the crossbreds).” Richard and Gill Grudeski put forward the Wheelans operation for the Commercial award. Grudeski Salers of Vista, MB have been a source of bulls for the family since 2011, along with a few other breeders like Harbrad Salers of Ogema, Saskatchewan. Bruce and Jocelyn enjoy the family aspect of their farm, working closely with Kirby and his wife Stefanie; and Cody and his wife Jenna, plus three grandchildren. “Both spouses are interested in it, and the kids are too.” “It was an honor to be nominated, let alone winning,” emphasizes Bruce Wheelans. “Any time your peers look at your cattle and are impressed, that’s pretty good for an ol’ cattle farmer. To be recognized by an association as big as the Salers is something. We’re just trying to make a living and when some one comes along and recognizes us, it’s pretty special.” Salers Association of Canada 2019

SARAH EIGNER & LANIE BARNET SHOWING SALERS

CARES MISS PLD ALGERIA 6A / CARES MR PLD FERDINAND 1F

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Care Farms

CARES MR ELITE 1E

Russel Eigner & Family Box 209, Thorhill AB T0A 3J0 780-287-8232 Russ 780-287-8687 Sarah carefarm@mcsnet.ca

We would like to send a “Sincere Thanks” to all our 2017 & 2018 bull and female buyers & look forward to your visits in 2019! Our farm is just west of Sylvan Lake & Red Deer, Alberta

Richard & Dianne Andersen

Yearling & Age Advantaged Bulls for Sale

P.O. Box 471, Eckville, AB T0M 0X0 403-746-2919 dynarich@xplornet.com

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rare opportunity to purchase females with mostly unique / outcross bloodlines

Bred Cows

Sweetland Super Though the drought postponed our dispersal sale plans for 2018, and forced us to pare down the herd a bit, we con�nue to oﬀer for sale our complete herd of 60 bred females, coming age 2-6 years. All registered, both reds and blacks, polled, beta man free herd. Every female boasts growth EPD’s at SAC breed average to well above breed averages. Calving start date will be mid February. An opportunity to acquire these powerful SLS Salers gene�cs. Also available will be approximately 20 open, 2018 born heifers and upcoming 2019 born progeny. See more informa�on on our website sweetlandsalers.com and SLS performance records at salerscanada.com.

Bred Heifers

Ken and Wendy Sweetland & Family Box 84, Lundar MB R0C 1Y0 Phone: 204-762-5512 sweetlandsalers@xplornet.ca sweetlandsalers.com

to our past and present customers We thank you for the support yo

our best ever selection of prime bulls

Six Salers Bulls 2019

Actual 205day BW ADJ Wt

Yearlings

Birth Weaning Yearling Scrotal Mat Milk Wt Wt Wt Circ.

Mat WWt

EPDs:

SLS A P FIREMAN 615F(P66337)

640

SLS A P FLASHPOINT 614F(P66336)

680

SLS A P ROYAL FLUSH 606F(P66333)

676

SLS AUTH P FLINT 602F(P66348) *

642

SLS BOOM B P FLOYD 611F(P66335)

659

SLS CON P FARLEY 517F(P66329)

723

SLS CON P FLAPJACK 525F(P66350)

655

SLS CON P FRONTIER 432F(P66305) *

668

SLS DD P FARRINGTON 32F(P66315)

677

SLS DD P FLASHPOINT 463F(P66318)

683

SLS DD P FORTIFY 437F(P66316)

100

700

SLS P BLK FEIVEL 412F(P66303)

105

676

SLS P BLK FOREMOST 402F(P66307)

786

SLS P DD FREIGHTER 223F(P66300)

655

SLS CON P FRANZ 523F(66349)

631

1.6

0.4

2.7

0.5

2.3

108

0.5

2.2

0.5

1.9

0.3

2.1

0.4

2.7

0.5

1.8

0.4

3.8

101

0.4

3.9

102

0.4

2.8

0.3

1.9

0.6

3.1

100

0.4

3.0

0.3

3.4

0.5

SAC breed Average EPD's for 2016 calves 2.3 38 70 0.3 21 * denotes bull on test at Manitoba Bull Test Station, www.manitobabulltest.com ph 204-763-4696 2 & 3 YEAR OLDS 1.0 56 97 0.5 23 SLS CONS PLD ELEVATION 309E(P65520) 90 749

SLS PLD BLK DIESEL DAN 442D(P64710)

BULL OUR 019 2 PEN

63 twin

acc

30.0

766

2.0

0.3

acc

51 55

Bulls on test at Manitoba Bull Test Station Sale Date: March 30, 2019 www. manitobabulltest.com For home tested bulls please visit our website sweetlandsalers.com

s, we value the trust you’ve placed in our breeding program. ou’ve awarded to us in our 30 years in the salers industry.

Breeder Of the Year Richard & Dianne Andersen DynaRich Salers, Eckville, AB

by Dianne Finstad

It’s always been about quality for Salers breeders Richard & Dianne Andersen. Any cattle coming off their farm have to well represent the DynaRich Salers name. Such dedication to excellence led the Canadian Salers Association to honour Andersen’s with the prestigious Breeder of the Year award. Richard and Dianne have always liked cattle with thickness and performance, and the Salers breed has delivered. “We advertise our bulls as ‘Thick Butt Bulls’”, states Richard. “For the past 40 years, it’s been a priority for our bulls and females. More lbs = more $$$ in the beef business.” The Salers have provided other key traits as well. “We like their vigor the calves have at birth,” adds Dianne. “We don’t have to fight with the calves to suck, our cows have excellent udders and dark coloured feet. Our cows show estrus usually within 30 days after calving.” “We also strive for docility.” “Longevity is very important to us. We have some cows whom are still producing excellent calves at 20 years old. We have great-great-granddaughters going back to our original cows.” The Andersen’s came into their marriage partnership with a shared love of rural life and cattle, at their first home base near Delacour, AB. Dianne’s grandfather raised Shorthorns, while her folks had Herefords. It was the influence of the Isleys at Langdon, that led to the breed that was a fit for them. “Jean (Isley) said ‘have you ever seen Salers?’’ recalls Dianne. “She told us to come on down and have a look. Shortly after, we purchased some females from the Isleys, bred to a well-known bull named Jupiter.” And the DynaRich legacy was born. The Andersen’s then spent over a decade at Rockyford, AB building their herd, while Richard worked as a pressure welder, and Dianne had a job as an executive secretary in the oil industry. But as their passion for cattle grew, so did their numbers, and they needed more space. They moved north to Evansburg, where they were able to expand their land base and herd to about 120 head as they embarked on farming full time, with the help of their son Ken. Farmfair International in Edmonton became a key place for DynaRich Salers to promote their animals. Dianne became the breed representative, organizing the Salers shows. “We showed cattle for about ten years,” said Dianne. “It was stressful, but I loved it, and met lots of wonderful cattle people!” 20

Over the years, DynaRich built a solid base of commercial buyers, mainly advertising in papers and selling off the farm. Dianne enjoys the marketing aspect of the cattle business. With Richard having knee surgeries, and Ken moving his family to B.C. to take on a great opportunity as Ranch Manager of Todd Mountain Thoroughbreds in Kamloops, Andersen’s began downsizing the herd about ten years ago. The encouraging part was being able to help others get started in Salers cattle, like Wayne and Shelley Sereda of Big Valley, and Simone Reese of Didsbury. A search for land closer to family in Airdrie resulted in finding a pretty piece west of Sylvan Lake, where they moved the herd in 2013. They bale their own hay from forty acres of alfalfa and have pasture on their quarter-section, as well as leasing some grass nearby. Calving is late February and into March. Now down to about 30-35 head, DynaRich still markets half a dozen bulls annually, both red and black. Community has always been important, and when son Ken was a 4-H member, Dianne served as the main leader of the Irricana Beef, Sheep and Small Engine Club. In Evansburg, Dianne managed the West Central Forage Association, and Richard also served as a director. In 2003, the Andersen’s were named the Yellowhead County Farm Family of the year. The passion Dianne and Richard have for their cattle is clear, even as they slow down their workload. To receive the Salers Canada Breeder award is very special to them. “We really promote the breed to our commercial buyers,” explained Richard. “People who bought the cattle really liked them. We even had one buyer who sent us a blank cheque to buy a bull. Doesn’t that give you goosebumps?” That kind of trust and faith in the Andersen’s speaks volumes, about both their quality Salers cattle, and the people themselves.

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Eleveur Pur Race

Il a toujours été question de qualité pour les éleveurs Salers Richard et Dianne Andersen.

Tous les animaux qui partent de leur ferme doivent bien représenter le nom de DynaRich Salers. Un tel dévouement à l’excellence a amené l’Association Canadienne des Salers à rendre hommage à la famille Andersen avec le prestigieux prix Éleveur de l’année. Richard et Dianne ont toujours aimé des animaux avec du coffre et de la performance, et c’est ce que la race Salers leur a livré. « Nous annonçons nos taureaux comme des « taureaux avec de bonnes fesses », déclare Richard. « Au cours des 40 dernières années, cela a été une priorité pour nos taureaux et nos femelles. Plus de livres = plus de $$$ dans le secteur du boeuf. ” Les Salers ont également fourni d’autres caractéristiques essentielles. « Nous aimons leur vigueur à la naissance, ajoute Dianne. « Nous n’avons pas besoin de nous battre avec les veaux pour les faire téter, nos vaches ont d’excellents pis et des ongles foncés. Nos vaches présentent habituellement des signes de chaleur dans les 30 jours suivant le vêlage. » “Nous aspirons également à la docilité.” « La longévité est très importante pour nous. Nous avons des vaches qui produisent encore d’excellents veaux à 20 ans. Nous avons des arrière-arrière-petites-filles qui descendent de nos vaches d’origine. “ Richard et Dianne se sont mariés avec un amour partagé de la vie rurale et des vaches, dans leur première maison près de Delacour, en Alberta. Le grand-père de Dianne a élevé des Shorthorns, alors que ses parents avaient des Herefords. C’est l’influence des Isleys à Langdon, qui a conduit à la race qui leur convenait. Jean (Isley) a dit : « As-tu déjà vu des Salers? » Se souvient Dianne. « Elle nous a dit de venir et de les regarder. Peu de temps après, nous avons acheté des femelles de la famille Isley, saillies à un taureau bien connu appelé Jupiter.» Et l’héritage DynaRich était née.

traduit par Rose Allen

La famille Andersen ont ensuite passé plus d’une décennie à Rockyford, en Alberta, à l’élaboration de leur troupeau, tandis que Richard travaillait comme soudeur sous pression et que Dianne occupait un poste de secrétaire de direction dans l’industrie pétrolière. Mais au fur et à mesure que leur passion pour les vaches se développait, leur troupeau grandissait aussi et ils avaient besoin de plus d’espace. Ils ont déménagé au nord de Evansburg, où ils ont pu agrandir leurs terres et leur troupeau jusqu’à environ 120 têtes alors qu’ils se lançaient dans l’agriculture à temps plein, avec l’aide de leur fils Ken. L’exposition agricole International à Edmonton est devenu un endroit clé pour DynaRich Salers afin de promouvoir leurs animaux. Dianne est devenue la représentante de la race en organisant les expositions Salers. « Nous avons exposé des animaux pendant environ dix ans », a déclaré Dianne. « C’était stressant, mais j’ai adoré ça et rencontré beaucoup d’éleveurs formidables ! ». Au fil des ans, DynaRich a construit une base solide d’acheteurs commerciaux, principalement avec de la publicité dans les journaux et la vente à la ferme. Dianne aime l’aspect marketing du commerce des vaches. Avec Richard se faisant opérer du genou et Ken déplaçant sa famille en Colombie-Britannique, pour travailler en tant que gérant du ranch de ‘’Todd Mountain Thoroughbred’’ à Kamloops, la famille Andersen a commencé à réduire leur cheptel il y a environ dix ans. Ce qui était encourageant, c’était d’aider d’autres personnes à se familiariser avec les vaches Salers, comme Wayne et Shelley Sereda de Big Valley et Simone Reese de Didsbury. Une recherche de terres plus près de la famille à Airdrie a permis de trouver une jolie terre à l’ouest de Sylvan Lake, où le troupeau a été déplacé en 2013. Ils font leur propre bale de foin dans un demi acre de luzerne et ont des pâturages sur un quart de leur terre. Ils louent aussi des prairies à proximité. Le vêlage a lieu fin février et en mars. Maintenant DynaRich ne compte plus actuellement que 30 à 35 têtes et continue de vendre une demi-douzaine de taureaux à chaque année, rouges et noirs. La communauté a toujours été importante et, lorsque son fils Ken était membre des 4-H, Dianne était la dirigeante du club de bœuf, de moutons et de petits moteurs d’Irricana. À Evansburg, Dianne dirigeait aussi l’association de « West Central Forage » et où Richard était également directeur. En 2003, la famille Andersen a été nommée la famille de l’année dans le comté de Yellowhead. La passion de Dianne et Richard pour leurs vaches est claire, même s’ils ralentissent leur charge de travail. Recevoir le prix de l’éleveur Salers Canada est très spécial pour eux. « Nous faisons vraiment la promotion de la race auprès de nos acheteurs commerciaux », a expliqué Richard. « Les gens qui ont acheté leurs animaux les aiment vraiment. Nous avons même eu un acheteur qui nous a envoyé un chèque en blanc pour acheter un taureau. Cela ne vous donne-t-il pas la chair de poule? » Ce genre de confiance avec la famille Andersen en dit long, à la fois sur la qualité des vaches Salers et sur les gens euxmêmes.

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The Genetics of Horned and Polled Cattle by Michelle Miller, CEO Neogen Canada

There are a number of reasons to make the decision to breed horns out of your cattle herd. Horns can result in discounted pricing and can be dangerous to your other cattle, your infrastructure, and even the folks working with these animals. Dehorning is also an animal welfare issue, above and beyond being a frustrating and generally terrible process for everyone involved (calves and people included). So if you’ve made the decision to breed horns out of your cattle herd, this article will explain some of the genetics behind horned and polled cattle to help you put together a plan. First, it should be made clear that no one fully understands the genetics behind horns in cattle, but we have made significant progress over the past 10 years and have increased our understanding to a point that we can make confident breeding decisions based on the information that genetic testing provides. Diving in now, the first bit of good news is that when it comes to horned and polled cattle, horned is the recessive trait and polled is the dominant trait. This means that being polled is the default. Each calf has two copies of DNA (one from the cow and one from the bull), and only calves that inherit two copies of the “horned DNA” will actually be horned. The disadvantage of horns being a recessive trait though, is that horns may hide in a pedigree of polled animals for many years before you see an animal with horns again, which could lead to a big surprise when that horned calf finally does show up! 22

So how do we prevent these surprise calves with horns from showing up? Through genetic testing, we can identify which polled animals have one copy of the “polled DNA” and are effectively hiding the one copy of “horned DNA” they also have, and which animals have two copies of the “polled DNA”. Once an animal with two copies of the “polled DNA” is identified through genetic testing, then that animal can be bred to any animal (polled or horned) and all of the calves will be polled. There are a number of different breeding situations and the expected ratios of horned and polled calves shown in the figure below. The final issue with horned and polled genetics to consider is that from research, we are aware of two different sets of “polled DNA”. The first set of “polled DNA” was discovered in dairy cattle and is called the “Friesian allele”. The second set of “polled DNA” was discovered in beef cattle from Scotland and is called the “Celtic allele”. No one understands the complete history of these two sets of “polled DNA”, but in general, the Friesian allele is more common in dairy cattle and the Celtic allele is more common in beef cattle. That being said, beef cattle have been found to have the Friesian allele and vice versa. Some animals have even been found to have both the Friesian and Celtic sets of “polled DNA”. There is also evidence that the two sets of “polled DNA” overlap with each other. So why does it matter if there are two sets of “polled DNA”? The reason is because how to test for the Friesian allele is publically available, but how to test for the Celtic allele is protected. This means that any genetic testing laboratory can easily setup the test for the Friesian allele, but in order to test for the Celtic allele, that laboratory has to setup a licensing agreement and pay royalties. Now, that point about the two sets of “polled DNA” overlapping is advantageous because most of the time, testing for the Friesian allele will be good enough to properly identify the number of copies of “polled DNA” that an animal has. However, there will be a few rare cases where only testing for the Friesian allele provides the wrong number of copies of “polled DNA”. Overall, the decision to breed horns out of your cattle herd is a big decision to make and there are tools through genetic testing that exist to help manage horns in your herd.

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Expected ratios of horned and polled calves from different breeding strategies. H = Horned DNA HH = Homozygous Horned = Two copies of the Horned DNA (Horned animal) P = Polled DNA HP = Heterozygous Polled = One copy each of the Polled and Horned DNA PP = Homozygous Polled = Two copies of the Polled DNA a) In this situation, the bull is homozygous polled (PP) and the cow is heterozygous polled (HP). None of the offspring have horns but only 25% are homozygous polled (PP). The other 75% of calves have only one copy of the polled DNA (HP).

b) In this situation, the bull is again homozygous polled (PP) and the cow has horns (HH). None of the offspring have horns but all of them are carrying one copy of the horned DNA (HP).

c) In this situation the bull and the cow are both heterozygous polled (HP). One-quarter of the calves will have horns and another one-quarter of the calves will be homozygous polled (PP). The other 50% of the calves will be the same as their parents, heterozygous polled (HP).

d) In this final situation, the bull is heterozygous polled (HP) and the cow is horned (HH). Half of the calves will have horns and the other half will be carrying on copy of the horned DNA (HP).

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GRUNDKE FAMILY SALERS BULLS, HEIFERS AND COWS FOR SALE AT THE FARM 230 SALERS COWS 10 POWERFUL SALERS BULLS 32 YEARS OF BREEDING WERNER & DEBBIE GRUNDKE Alberta Beach, AB 780-924-2464 or 780-982-2477 grundke@xplornet.com

VOSS Family Salers

PUREBRED HERD DISPERSAL - FALL 2019 Our kids have grown and now it’s �me for change! We’ve decided to have a herd dispersal sale this year. We will announce the date on the Salers Facebook page & website once we decide! Also check out our Facebook page Voss Family Salers!

Thank you to all of our past buyers & supporters! Come check out the animals we are proud to sell!

LONG YEARLING BULLS NOW SELLING OFF THE FARM

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Hythe, AB 780-356-3361 or 780-814-1534 rlsalers@hotmail.com

2018 Show champions Richmond Fair, Richmond, QC, September 6-9, 2018

Bull Calf Champion: Junior Champion Bull: GRAND CHAMPION BULL: RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BULL: Champion Female Calf: Champion Junior Female: Champion Senior Female: Reserve Champion Senior Female: GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE: RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE: Breeder’s Herd: Premier Exhibitor & Premier Breeder:

Marlas Knight WDF Epic Marlas Knight WDF Epic Marlas Tora Pine Grove Eclipse Marlas Suzy Marlas Queen Marlas Suzy Marlas Queen Marlas Salers Marlas Salers

Beef Expo, Sussex, NB, September 22-23, 2018

Bull Calf Champion: Reserve Bull Calf Champion: GRAND CHAMPION BULL: RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BULL: Heifer Calf Champion: Reserve Heifer Calf Champion: Senior Champion Female: GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE: RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE: Breeder’s Herd: Premier Exhibitor & Premier Breeder:

Millstream Champ Frank 6F Millstream Champ Fred 5F Millstream Champ Frank 6F Millstream Champ Fred 5F Marlas Tora 1F Millstream Champ Fancy 3F Marlas Suzy 3B Marlas Suzy 3B Marlas Tora 1F Millstream Salers Millstream Salers

Expo Boeuf Victoriaville, QC, October 5-7, 2018

Bull Calf Champion: Champion Junior Bull: GRAND CHAMPION BULL: RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION BULL: Heifer Calf Champion: Champion Junior Female: Reserve Champion Junior Female: Senior Champion Female: Senior Reserve Champion Female: GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE: RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE: Breeder’s Herd: Premier Exhibitor & Premier Breeder:

Marlas Knight CBL Edward Marlas Knight CBL Edward Marlas Tora JBB Miss Erica DBL Butlers Elsa Marlas Suzy DDB Miss Dawn Marlas Suzy JBB Miss Erica Millstream Salers Millstream Salers

Farmfair International, Edmonton, AB, November 7-11, 2018

Overall Multi-Breed female:

Cares Miss PLD Algeria 6A with calf Cares Mr PLD Ferdinand 1F Yearling heifer class: Cares Miss PLD Edna 10E, placed 2nd in her class Reserve overall multi-breed bull: Cares Mr PLD Freddy 15F

Douglas Beard Mark Mason Douglas Beard Mark Mason Douglas Beard Rose Marie Allen Douglas Beard Douglas Beard Douglas Beard Douglas Beard Douglas Beard Douglas Beard Millstream Salers Millstream Salers Millstream Salers Millstream Salers Douglas Beard Millstream Salers Douglas Beard Douglas Beard Douglas Beard Brian Walker Brian Walker Douglas Beard Cody Butler Douglas Beard Cody Butler Douglas Beard James Butler Dale Butler Douglas Beard Dwight Butler Douglas Beard James Butler Brian Walker Brian Walker Care Farms Care Farms Care Farms

Congratulations to all Breeders & Exhibitors!

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Richmond Fair, QC, September 6-9, 2018

Beef Expo, Sussex, NB, September 22-23, 2018

Expo Boeuf, Victoriaville, QC, October 5-7, 2018

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2018 4-H photos

Justin Corbett

Parker Depalme with steer

Parker with Res.Campion / District

Reid Depalme with heifer

Reid Depalme with steer

Justin Watkins

Maddie Watkins

4-H Motto . . . â&#x20AC;&#x153;Learn to do by doingâ&#x20AC;? Learning through experience is a key objective of 4-H, inspiring and empowering youth to reach their full potential through learning, connecting and having FUN. Thanks to Dana Depalme SAC Junior Coordinator & Peter Watkins for organizing these 4-H pictures. SAC Coordinator Western Canada - Dana Depalme / Eastern Canada - Jacob Morin and Gerald McGee. 28

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2018 Scholarship Winner

Congratulations to Janalee Sweetland, our first scholarship winner! Janalee, the daughter of Ken and Wendy Sweetland is pursuing a career in Clinical Genetics. She is currently in her second year of the Medical Laboratory Sciences program, having completed the first year at the Red River College in Winnipeg, as well as prerequisite courses through the University of Manitoba. She was a member of the Lundar 4-H beef club for 10 years, with Salers as her projects each year. As she focused more in the replacement heifer projects, she developed greater interest in how choosing the right combination of sires and dams could improve overall profitability of the operation. This led her to take a more active interest in the operations of the farm, becoming involved in the record keeping that is required for effective performance testing. Janalee believes that her involvement in her familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Salers seed stock operation has led her to pursue a career in Clinical Genetics.

2019 Scholarship Application Scholarship Criteria: * * * * * *

Open to all Canadian Citizens pursuing a post-secondary education. Can be used at any officially recognized post-secondary institution. Must have completed at least the first year of university/college; and must be returning to school within the calendar year. Any field of study will qualify, but a post-secondary program in/or related to agriculture, science or business might be preferable. Up to one scholarship will be awarded worth $750. Please submit a short essay outlining why you are a worthy scholarship award winner to the office by October 31st, 2019

2018 Carol Eigner Memorial Scholarship The Carol Eigner Memorial Scholarship acknowledges a junior show person with an interest in a niche breed. Similar to Carol, the recipient of this scholarship is a role model to many and is heavily involved in the beef industry beyond the junior level. The successful recipient will have the same level of passion Carol had for the agricultural industry. Congratulations to Taylor Pashulka for winning the 2018 Carol Eigner Memorial Scholarship. Salers Association of Canada 2019

The National Western Stock Show is considered the Super Bowl of Livestock Shows as one of the World’s Largest Cattle Shows! Gerry Isley, Gar Williams & Heidi Voegeli-Bleiker attended the 2019 National Stock Show in Denver and the Annual General Meeting of the American Salers Association. Salers events at the National Stock Show in Denver were: Breeder’s Choice Sire Futurity Show, National Heifer & Bull Pen Show, 44th National Salers Sale, Salers Junior Heifer Show followed by the National Salers and Optimizer Show. The Canadian delegation met with Sherry Doubet, Executive Vice President of the American Salers Association to discuss business and enjoyed socializing with American Salers Breeders and Board Members of the American Salers Association.

The North American International Livestock Exposition The North American International Livestock Exposition (NAILE), Louiseville, Kentucky is the largest all-breed, purebred livestock event in the world, with 10 livestock divisions and nearly 30,000 entries from the 48 contiguous states - all under one roof. Countless exhibitors and visitors attend each year. In November 2019 Gerry Isley and Wayne Sereda attended NAILE. Gerry Isley “This fall Wayne Sereda and I had the opportunity to attend the North American International Livestock Exposition. It is claimed to be the worlds largest all breeds purebred livestock exposition. We walked through barns of every species it was very interesting to see the variety of Goats Sheep and other small animals, but most important to us was the BEEF cattle. Salers were well represented, primarily by breeders from east of the Mississippi. I’ve met many of these breeders in Denver but there was a good group that hasn’t made the annual trip to Denver. The Eastern States group brought out a lot of fantastic cattle and showed us great hospitality. We compared Environmental and economic challenges relating to our Salers cattle, had some laughs and learned a little about bourbon. Fellowship is one of the most enjoyable and valuable things we do as purebred breeders. The days following the show we travelled the two-lane roads of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Georgia seeing the scenery and seeing more Salers cattle in there home pastures. As well we went to Churchill Downs to watch the horse races, saw live music in Nashville and stopped by the Corvette museum.” 30

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Passing the torch to the next generation!

Pine Grove Salers Tag Sale to be held during the AGM. Quality breds and heifer calves from the heart of the herd. Stay tuned for more details.

Bulls for sale by private treaty.

Pine Grove Fatal A�rac�on 11F, Torrington x Triumph

‘’Raised on Grass, Bred to Perform’’

Looking forward to seeing everyone at the 2019 Canadian Salers AGM in Richmond, Quebec.

Rosemarie Allen, Jacob & Elliot Morin 44 chemin des Domaines Saint-Félix-de-Kingsey, Quebec lepaysangourmand@outlook.com 819-470-8844

Doug & Marion Beard Phone: 819-848-2932

Michael, Judy and Katelyn Morin 41 chemin des Domaines Saint-Félix-de-Kingsey, Quebec

Bulls for Sale 689 Rg 6, St.Felix de Kingsey, Quebec dougbeard@hotmail.com

2019 Annual Meeting The 2019 Annual General Meeting will be held at Richmond, Quebec, June 21 - 23rd, 2019. Hotel information: 10 rooms are reserved for the AGM until May 31.

Motel De La Gare, 779 rue Principale N., Richmond, QC, J0B 2H0. For reservations call 819-826-1460.

Schedule of Events Friday, June 21 Board of Directors Meeting Saturday, June 22 Annual General Meeting, Motel De La Gare, 779 rue Principale N., Richmond, QC, J0B 2H0 A supper will be provided by le Paysan Gourmand in Saint-FĂŠlix-de-Kingsey for a fee of 10$/person. Sunday, June 23 There will be a tour organized with places to visit to confirm. More details will be available later on our website salerscanada.com and on our Facebook.

Upcoming Events March 1st - 7th, 2019 - Sky West Online Bull Sale, Red Deer County, AB March 21st, 2019 - New Trend Bull Sale Olds, AB March 30th, 2019 - Manitoba Bull Test Station, Bull Sale, Douglas, MB April 2nd, 2019 - Co-Alta Salers Cow Booster Bull Sale, Lethbridge, AB April 6th, 2019 - Maritime Beef Test Station Bull Sale, Nappan, NS To find a Salers Breeder go to

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VISTA SALERS - Rick & Gill Grudeski

MILLSTREAM SALERS

ABF Y-PER 6Y sire of our 2018 walking sire SW Drummond 49D

Our foundation cow Nellie has a bull this year and we have 18 calves on the ground by January 2018.

We had a successful show season with Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor at NB Beef Expo and Expo Boeuf. The Grand Champion Bull at Sussex is on test at Nappan, gaining 3.41 w/d/a and 3.48ADG on the ďŹ rst 28 days, best performing bull we have had. Special thanks to the Quebec breeders who came to Sussex to make the Salers show possible and the hospitality at Expo Boeuf.

Happy New Year to all Salers Breeders from Millstream Salers! We would like to thank the following buyers in 2018; Giermindl Holdings in NB, Nick Green in PEI, John Cassidy in Ontario and Anthony Alexander in NFLD.

Brian & Linda Walker 837, Route 880 Lower Millstream NB E5P 3H7 Home: 506.433.1018 Cell: 506.435.1953 E: bewalker@xplornet.com

Red Homozygous Polled Purebred Salers Born 2/13/13

Sire: MAC CENTURION 240X Reg# TP693277 Dam Sire: KKCC MERCURY 416P BW/Acc

+0.5

0.74

WW/Acc

+38 0.75

YW/Acc

+73

0.66

Milk/Acc

+32

0.33

CED/Acc

+1.5 0.28

ATOMIC FORCE sons have been among the most popular bulls in our past three production sales. We have sold 43 sons in our past three sales for an average of $5115 with 30 sons cataloged in our 2019 sale. His progeny are exceptionally gentle with lots of capacity and thickness. They are sound-structured and easy moving. His daughters are sound-uddered, deep-ribbed, gentle females that are a pleasure to calve out. His first two groups of daughters have pushed his Milk EPD near the top of the breed. His mother, an ASA Gold Dam, is also the dam of MAC UNION STATION.

Red Homozygous Polled Purebred Salers

Born 3/03/07 Reg# P642644 BW/Acc

+1.0

0.85

Sire: MAC NAVIGATOR 281N Dam Sire: GGT P CHALLENGER

WW/Acc

+45 0.82

YW/Acc

+82

0.80

Milk/Acc

+28

0.74

CED/Acc

+0.7 0.51

TORRINGTON is certainly one of the best balanced bulls to ever emerge from the MacDonald Ranches breeding program. His calves are born with moderagte birth weights, solid weaning performance, pleasant dispositions and sound structure and his well-proven daughters are productive with sound udders. TORRINGTON descends from the same cow family that produced the maternal landmark sires BEV MASTERPIECE and BEV GARRETT. TORRINGTON was still breeding actively in 2017 at 10 years of age. He is one of the most impactful bulls of the MacDonald Ranch program.

Semen on ATOMIC FORCE and TORRINGTON is stored at Alta Genetics. Price is $40/unit USD or $32/unit for orders over 30 units. Contact MacDonald Ranches to place your order.

PERFORMANCE

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17 Bulls

Selling, including 5 Two Year Olds

SONS of these SIRES sell at NEW TREND

VISTA

March 21st, 2019, Olds, Alberta at 2PM

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Gerry Isley

Box 102, Langdon, AB 403.936.5393 gerry@gitloam.ca

Cody Isley

403.888.2578

Box 477, Nobleford, AB codyisley@hotmail.com

C L G A N I SS OF T A U D 2 A 0 M Y O E L N P T M S E P R R O I 1 N F R G G 2 N I 019 9 K O ! G LO

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PW 3F

PW 8F

PW 2F

PW 4F

PW 5F

PW 18F

PW 21F

CONSIGNED TO NEW TREND BULL SALE MARCH 21, 2019 @ 2PM

Thanks to all who supported our program in the past!

PW Stock Farm Peter & Tina Watkins 403.650.8362

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