Cattle Call October 2016
The Official Publication of the Saskatchewan Hereford Association Canadian M ail Product Agreem ent No. 40012604
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Wednesday, February 8th, 2017 1:00 p.m. MST, at the Ranch Our 40th annual sale was rewarding in so many ways, and we feel very fortunate to have so many terrific friends and customers.
Our 2017 sale offering will include sound, ranch-raised progeny of: MVF STANDARD LAD 3T BBSF 46P TURIN 219T MN 6S TAREYTON LAD 450U LBH 39T STERLING 138W YV 232N SILVER STONE 923W
LBH 39T STERLING 29X CARLRAMS 174S VOLT 106X MN 26R PRINCE DOMINO 499X AGA 24 BRITISHER 16Y BANNERLANE YANKEE VALLEY 36Y
AGA 109U RIB STANDARD 38Y RC 51S MAGNUM LAD 51Y BBSF 104W YOKE 269Y RUT 30U CLASSIC LAD 44Z LO 166W ASTER LAD 46Z BRETON WEST 75W LAZER 83Z
Also featured will be groups of bred commercial Hereford heifers. We are pleased that Mark Law, of Lawview Herefords, and Lanni & Virginia Bristow, of L-O Herefords, will once again be our guest consignors.
Call for a catalogue, or arrange to stop and see the cattle... ...Then, please plan to be our guests on February 8th!
The Oddans
Harold & Alice Merle & Ros Mark & Tracy Maurice & Ellen Tel: 306-893-2783 Rachel Carter & Lincoln Tel: 306-893-2737 Cell: 306-893-7225 Cell: 306-893-7365 mvf@sasktel.net | R. R. #1 Maidstone, SK S0M 1M0 Sale Day Phone: 306-893-2775
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20 km North of Maidstone on Highway #21, 6.5 km West on Highway #303, then 6 km North on Range Road #3241
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Lot 6
Square-D Chipotle 558D
NJW 34S 38W Beef 15Z x Super Duty 42S
Lot 25
Square-D Reiss 237A
Square-D Belle 913C
NJW 34S 38W Beef 15Z x Mazer 953R Bred: NJW 73S 22Z Mighty Max 69B
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Sale Offering:
Square-D Jan ET 94C
NJW 73S W18 Homegrown 8Y Full sister to Square-D Century 957B - Sells Open
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1 Cow/Calf paIr, 1 rIgHt to fluSH, 14 HeIfer CalveS,
7 HerD SIre proSpeCtS anD 35 breD HeIferS for More InforMatIon ContaCt:
SQUARE D HEREFORDS Jim & Lori Duke Langbank, SK. Canada 306-538-4556 - home 306-736-7921 - cell square.d@sasktel.net
WCC 163Z Tequila Rose 5739C
NJW 33TB 100W Trust 163Z x Remitall Precision 455P Bred: Remitall W Rio Lobo 26C
Lot 48
WCC 70X Reiss 5294C
www.square-dpolledherefords.com WASCANA CATTLE CO. Harvey & Bradley Duke Regina, SK. Canada 306-761-2810 - Harvey 306-536-4490 - Harvey’s Cell 306-737-3980 - Brad’s Cell bradleytduke@hotmail.com
Auctioneer: Ryan Doran 403-507-6483 Sales Staff: Scott Johnstone 306-693-4715 Brad Dubeau (CHA) 403-275-2662
Market Index 70X x Star TCF Take Notice 362W Bred: NJW 144Y 174X Diablo 180A
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Breeder of both 2012 World Hereford Conference Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Polled Hereford Females
Saskatchewan Board of Directors Stephen Myer, President Box 227, Maidstone S0M 1M0 Phone: 306-893-2298
Tina Lees, Vice President Box 243, Arcola S0C 0G0 Phone: 306-455-2605
Dale Shillington, Past President
R.R. 3, Site 3, Box 15, Prince Albert S6V 5R1 Phone: 306-764-8484
Marilyn Charlton, General Manager
Box 713, Weyburn S4H 2K8 Phone: 306-842-6149 Fax: 306-842-0296 Email: skhereford@sasktel.net Website: www.saskhereford.com
Karen Wagner
Box 86, Maple Creek S0N 1N0 Phone: 306-717-1230
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Marilyn Charlton, General Manager
July 10, 2016 was the date of the Saskatchewan Hereford Association Annual General meeting that was held at Prairieland Park, Saskatoon, Sk. There continues to be a positive interest in the Hereford breed in our province and this has been seen in the strength of the fall production sales and spring bull sales.
The new Breeder Directory is completed and has been distributed at the SHA annual meeting, Bonanza and the field days this summer. Thanks to all of the breeders who supported the directory. If you have not got your copy I will have them available at the booth during Agribition. Stephen Myer and I had the opportunity to attend Bonanza and the Canadian Hereford Association annual general meeting at Olds, Alberta in August. We were also part of the Marketing Committee and the Show Committee meetings that are held during Bonanza as well. Congratulations to Doug Mann, Swift Current, Sk who was elected Canadian Hereford Association President and Albert Rimke, Oak Lake, MB who was elected Vice President. Nels Nixdorff, Airdrie, AB was re-elected as Pedigree Chairman. The new executive term will take effect on January 1, 2017. Congratulations to Dick and Lorraine Braun, Braun Ranch, who were presented with their 50 year pin by CHA Board member Murray Andrews at their annual Ranch Ready Bull Sale held in March. James Blakley of Consul, Sk purchased lot 43 - BR 126W Dandy Girl 182C for $5,000 at the sale and the funds were donated to the Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan. This marked Braun’s 40th year of ranching in Simmie and the first year for the sale to be held at the ranch. STARS Air Ambulance received $11,000+ from the fundraising pony at Carlrams Ranching Ltd. Bull Sale. Thanksto Hillsvale Colony, Fenton Hereford Ranch and private donations for their generous support! Cattle Call - October 2016
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The highway sign is up! Watch for the sign as you are driving on highway #1 (north side), 5 miles east of Chaplin, Sk. Our deepest sympathy is extended to the family of Walter Bieber on his passing. We send our condolences to the Horn family on the passing of Dale Horn. The Saskatchewan Hereford Association will be again hosting the National Hereford Show at Agribition. Judges for the show will be Dawn and Lee Wilson of Bashaw, Alberta. Red Coat Classic tickets are on sale, so if you would like to purchase your ticket early or you will not be able to attend, just give the SHA office a call. You do not have to be in attendance to win. In July, Agribition announced the hiring of their new Chief Executive Officer Chris Lane. Chris grew up with an agricultural background in Northern Alberta and has over a decade experience in leading teams and organizations. Chris previously held the position of Senior Producer at CBC. We look forward to getting to know Chris and working with him. Enjoy a safe and successful fall show and sale season and we hope to see you at the Hereford Show at Agribition! Until next time ....
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Canadian Publications Mail Product Sale Agreement No. 40012604 Return undeliverable Canadian addresses to: Saskatchewan Hereford Association Box 713, Weyburn, SK S4H 2K8 Phone: 306-842-6149 Fax: 306-8420296 Email: skhereford@sasktel.net Page 7 7
Elected to the Saskatchewan Hereford Association Board to serve a three year term were Rob O’Connor from Vibank, Sk, Corey Lees, Arcola, Sk, Lance Leachman, Maidstone, Sk, and Dale Shillington, Prince Albert, Sk. Members of the SHA elected their executive for the coming year. Stephen Myer, Maidstone, Sk was elected President and Tina Lees, Arcola, Sk was elected Vice President. The association would like to thank Jeff Lees for his years of service to the Saskatchewan Board.
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Stephen Myer
I would like to start off by introducing myself to all of you Cattle Call readers that may not know me. My name is Stephen Myer and I have recently been elected as the President of the SHA. My wife Chrsitine, our three children, and I run a herd of 250 purebred cows, half Hereford and half Angus, North East of Maidstone, SK under the banner of Standard Hill Livestock. I am a second generation Hereford breeder and admire the breed for its fertility, docility, and hardiness. I attended the University of Saskatchewan College of Agriculture where I received a degree majoring in Animal Science. I volunteer with 4-H, as a leader to our local beef club, and on the purebred beef committee for Lloydminster Stockade Round-Up. Almost ten years ago I became involved with the North West SK Hereford Club and shortly thereafter became a rep from that organization to the provincial Hereford Association, and I now have been President for both. Thank you to my fellow board members for electing me and to outgoing President Dale Shillington for his efforts for the Association. We have many exciting events coming up in the province. The fall production sale run will soon begin. This is your opportunity to accelerate your breeding program, be it purebred or commercial, by selecting seedstock from our most progressive breeders. I know the work that goes into these sales and I commend my fellow breeders for their efforts and wish them success. One of the best places to see large groups of Hereford cattle is at Canadian Western Agribition. Annually there are more than 250 head of Hereford cattle on display in the halter show plus more in “the Yards” and Bull Pen Alley in the commercial barn. The SHA also hosts the Red Coat Classic show at CWA, which is always exciting for the winners, and an important fundraiser for our provincial association. It’s no secret that the Hereford breed is gaining back some clout in the cattle industry. You should try to attend some Hereford events to see why. Check out Cattle Call or visit our webpage saskhereford.com for an up to date schedule. We have a few items of interest from the provincial board. We are looking to create some learning opportunities for young Hereford breeders by creating our own mentorship program. This is a newly tasked initiative that is still in planning stages and we would entertain any suggestions before rolling it out next year. In an effort to improve attendance at our provincial annual meeting we are looking for suggestions from the membership in regards to time of year. We hope to survey all the members on this so keep it on your mind. The cattle market seems to be in a constant downturn as of late. We knew this would come after the records set in the recent past, however, we were hoping there would be a few more of the fruitful years no doubt. The current trend just serves as a reminder that things rarely stay that easy for long. The primary producer is only one part of the beef industry and people need to keep buying beef. The things we control most are our own inputs so keep your pencils sharp and be prepared to take the opportunities given. With feed grain prices currently lower than I can ever remember it might be a perfect year to background some calves and sell into a bullish market at a later date.
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I hope everyone’s fall work goes productive and safe and I look forward to visiting with you down the road.
ANL B&C 10Y Reese 16Y 5D Hometown x Tahoe
BW: 5.4 WW: 65.2 YW: 107.7 MM: 25.4 TM:58.0
BW: 4.2 WW: 56.6 YW: 91.7 MM: 20.9 TM: 49.2 Bred to NJW 103Y 174X Diablo 156C
ANL 14B Marvel 328A 63D Untapped x Mandate 161X
Glenlees AH 26A Uma Lyn 48C Option x Haroldson’s Jack
PE BW: 2.4 WW: 49.3 YW: 77.3 MM: 21.2 TM: 45.8
BW: 1.6 WW: 50.4 YW: 85.1 MM: 21.2 TM: 46.4 Bred to NJW 103Y 174X Diablo 156C
ANL 17U Tammy 96A Universe x Arsenal 744T
PCL C&T Sandy 118U 65Z Umpire x Keno
BW: 3.6 WW: 39.7 YW: 68.7 MM: 21.7 TM: 41.6 Bred to ANL 17A Hi Tech 58W 80C
BW: 2.1 WW: 41.2 YW: 65.9 MM: 16.3 TM: 36.9 Bred to WLB Winchester Easy Ride 27B
Blair’s Nellie 701X 4D Twentytwelve x Ribeye
Hi-Tech 17A x Remital Timekeeper
PE BW: 4.5 WW: 53.8 YW: 97.7 MM: 26.1 TM: 53.1
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Brooks 17A Alison 10C BW: 5.3 WW: 47.6 YW: 85.2 MM: 28.6 TM: 52.4
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5:00 PM, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2016
Right Cross Ranch Sale Barn, Kisbey, Saskatchewan (30 Minutes From ANL)
45 Powerful bred heifers, Fancy heifer calves & Select Bred Females
C&T 218Z ERIN II 32C
MHPH 118U Zappa x LJR 186A Ben 175K (PE) BW: 3.3 WW: 42.8 YW: 68.1 M: 17.3 TM: 38.2
C & T Cattle Co.
Chris & Tina Lees Farm: 306.455.2605 Cell: 306.577.7370 Tina’s Cell: 306.577.1238 ctcattleco@sasktel.net Kurt & Cassandra Lees: 306.421.8318 Tom Lees
TWIN-VIEW 99W AVERY 94A
McCoy 30N Applause ET 99W x Blair-Athol Big Daddy BW: 4.2 WW: 45.6 YW: 73.5 M: 18.3 TM: 41.1
McCoy Cattle Co. C&T Z81 DARA 75C
Mohican Stroker Z81 x Star Bright Future 533P (PE) BW: 4.2 WW: 48.1 YW: 83.3 M: 19.6 TM: 43.8
Chad & Carrie Nicholas Gary & Florence - 306.436.4301 Chad & Carrie - 306.436.2086 Chad’s Cell: 306.436.7300 cnicholas@mccoycattle.com www.mccoycattle.com
MCCOY 70Y MELISSA 114C
Phantom Creek Livestock
JDH 117R Equity 70Y x BBSF 68R Ultimate 23U BW: 4.2 WW: 49.5 YW: 80.2 M: 21.4 TM: 46.2
Doug and Wanda Mann Farm: 306.773.7136 Doug’s Cell:306.741.1265 w_mann@xplornet.ca
Twin View Polled Herefords
KLR Ranch
Randy & Karen Wagner Randy: 306.299.4511 Karen: 306.717.1230
Online sale with
PCL MIST 9500 26C
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H WCC/WB 668 Wyarno x WLB Eli 10H 83T BW: 2.1 WW: 42.3 YW: 73.7 M: 20.4 TM: 41.6
www.dvauction.com
SALE MANAGEMENT:
T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd. Phone: 306.933.4200 info@tbarc.com Chris Poley: 306.220.5006 Ted Serihenko: 306.221.2711 Shane Michelson: 403.363.9973 Ben Wright: 519-374-3335
10% discount for Juniors purchasing any heifer calf View the catalogue online at
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PLC STARLET 118U ET 74C
MHPH 101S Umpire 118U x Harvie Raftsman 16R BW: 3.6 WW: 49.5 YW: 81.6 M: 18.6 TM: 43.4
Ernie & Marge McDonald Ken & Janelle Gulka Farm: 204.365.2592 Ernie’s cell: 204.365.7426 Ken’s Cell: 431.282.3030 herefords@twinviewfarms.com
October 16, 2016 Arcola, Sask atchewan, C anada 1:00 pm
Bred Heifers, Heifer Calves, Cow Calf Pairs & Frozen Genetics Duncan & Val Lees 306.455.2619 (H) 306.577.9703 (C) Jeff, Grace & Family 306.577.1375 (C) www.blairatholfarms.com
DVL 89C Remitall Heater x Remitall Online Bred: NJW 73S 38W Rimrock 27C ET BW: 5.8 WW: 56.2 YW: 105.5 M: 18.6 TM: 46.7
Haroldsons Polled Herefords
DVL 9D BBSF 719T Zach x BBSF Lone Ranger Born: February 18, 2016 BW: 2.9 WW: 46.1 YW: 73.7 M: 22.0 TM: 45.1
Lenna, Kristy & Chad Wilson 306.739.2643 (H) Chad 306.577.1256 (C) www.haroldsons.com
DVL 33D
Remitall-W Start Me Up x Pure Luck Born: March 1, 2016 BW: 4.5 WW: 52.9 YW: 91.8 M: 20.6 TM: 47.1
AFSY 40C Haroldson’s Rhino x Haroldson’s Pipstone Bred: Haroldson’s Liner BW: 0.8 WW: 47.5 YW: 80.6 M: 19.7 TM: 43.5
Til-Toba Polled Herefords 204.686.2289 Roselawn Polled Herefords 204.534.8204 www.roselawnfarms.com Old Burchill Farm Greg: 306.485.9044
AFSY 64C
SHF Tahoe x Haroldson’s WLL Anchor Bred: Churchill Red Bull BW: 6.2 WW: 68.1 YW: 114.0 M: 21.2 TM: 55.3
AFSY 12B
R Leader x Haroldson’s HLV Marvel 48Y 12B 3 embryos on offer
T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd. 306.933.4200 info@tbarc.com Ted Serhienko 306.221.2711 Chris Poley 306.220.5006 Shane Michelson 403.363.9973 Ben Wright: 519-374-3335 www.tbarc.com
U.S. Representatives: Marc Hotchkiss 605.490.1513 Levi Landers 308.730.1396
AKRS 38C
JC Red Rock x Meadow-Acres Connected Bred: Victor 65U 23Z BW: 4.9 WW: 48.2 YW: 74.8 M: 16.8 TM: 40.9
AHK 10D
Game Changer x Harvie Walk Hard Born: February 28, 2016 BW: 4.8 WW: 54.8 YW: 86.5 M: 20.5 TM: 47.9
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Cattle Call - October 2016 20/09/2016 4:22:06 PM
48th Annual Production Sale November 12, 2016 at the Ranch
Feature Sires:
TH 104U 719T Victor 164X
LBH 105X JP Galaxy 299Z
On Offer:
18 Polled Bull Calves 30 Polled & Horned Yearling Bulls 8 Purebred Bred Heifers 50 Commercial Heifers
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Blaine H: 403-834-2262 C: 403-502-5626
T-Bar-K 902W Homerun 3A
Brost Land & Cattle Co. Ltd. Box 96 Irvine, AB T0J 1V0 Fax (403) 834-2146 Email bsbrost@gmail.com
www.brostcattle.com
Glenn H: 403-834-2253 C: 403-580-9363
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LBH 162W Sterling 95Z
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Fall Production Sale - November 19, 2016 1:00 pm - At The Ranch - 7mi.east of Irma on Hwy 14 or 11 mi. West of Wainwright
FHR 243C (74Z son)
ZZB 83C (74Z son)
Redford Filly
Senior Stallion Redford
Saint Apollo Colt
Senior Stallion Saint Apollo
ZZB 87C (74Z son)
ARNL 74Z
7 Yr Old Sale Gelding
The 2016 Sale Offering 60 - Long Yearling Bulls (Horned & Polled) - 55 - Bred Registered Heifers 100 - Bred Commercial Straight Bred Heifers - 4 - Ranch Geldings - 15 - Fancy 2016 Colts Catalogues and Videos of all lots will be available on fentonherefordranch.com or DLMS by Oct 25. Conrad & Janel Fenton Dalee, Prior, Emerson & Beau Phone: 780-754-3321 Cell: 780-209-3600
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Email: fentonherefordranch@gmail.com www.fentonherefordranch.com
Blair & Jessica Fenton Gray, Tayva & Laney Phone: 780-754-2891 Cell: 587-281-0900
Box 479 Irma, Alberta T0M 2H0 Page 15 15
Al & Lori Fenton Becky & Curtis Snethun Ray-Lynn & Kacee Phone: 780-754-2384 Cell: 780-842-7806
Beef-A-Rama 2016
The 6th Annual Beef-A-Rama 2016 was another huge success. Judge for the event was Logan Martinson. Thank you Dawn and Rob O’Connor for all of your hard work in organizing this event for the juniors! Results from the day are as follows:
BNC 14Z Star Maker 69C - Emma Lees Grand Champion Female Junior Champion Female
KAW Ruby 1D - Kate Webb Champion Bed & Owned Female
- Lexie O’Connor Grand Champion Bull Senior Champion Bull
XLP KPH LCPH Tribute Et 707B
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Heifer Calf Champion • BNC Glenlees 14Z Chantel 1D - Emma Lees Reserve Heifer Calf Champion • XLP Splendor ET 75D - Lexie O’Connor Reserve Junior Champion Female • Blair-Athol TW Debbie Doo 22C - Christin Dixon Reserve Senior Champion Female • Square-D Reiss 237A - Ayla Duke
LKW Debbie 3D - Luke Webb Reserve Champion Bred & Owned
Reserve Bull Calf Champion • Glenlees JC 27B Easy Ride 14D - Kyla Lees Junior Champion Bull • Kirby Lone Pine Gold ET 350C - Remi Mitchel Reserve Junior Champion Bull • XLP MDF Stone 108C - Jesse Procyk
Triple A 47R Dino ET 112D - Luke Andrews Reserve Grand Champion Bull Bull Calf Champion
Champion 3 Head From a Family • Emma, Kyla & Becca Lees Reserve Champion 3 Head From a Family • Lexie O’Connor Champion Pee Wee Showman • Darby McCormack Reserve Champion Pee Wee Showman • Ayla Duke Cattle CattleCall Call--October October2016 2016
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XLP SF Heat 131D - Sarah Felskie Champion Bred & Owned Bull
KW Toxic 152D - Kriselly Webber Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Bull Champion Junior Showman • Emma Lees Reserve Champion Junior Showman • Hailey Sibbald Champion Intermediate Showman • Christin Dixon Reserve Champion Intermediate Showman • Jade Sibbald Champion Senior Showman • Riley Ingram Reserve Champion Senior Showman • Tyson Scott Champion Pee Wee Grooming • Darby McCormack Reserve Champion Pee Wee Grooming • Ayla Duke
Grand Champion Commercial Female Hailey Sibbald
Reserve Champion Commercial Female Tyson Scott
Champion Junior Grooming • Emma Lees Reserve Champion Junior Grooming • Emily Sebastian Champion Intermediate Grooming • Ashtyn Webber Reserve Champion Intermediate Grooming • Kylee Dixon Senior Champion Grooming • Tyson Scott Reserve Senior Champion Grooming • Andrew Dunsmore Champion Pee Wee Judging • Darby McCormack Reserve Champion Pee Wee Judging • Tanner McCormack
Grand Champion Steer Christin Dixon
Reserve Champion Steer Tyson Scott Champion Junior Judging • Emma Lees Reserve Champion Junior Judging • Casie Brokenshire Champion Intermediate Judging • Bailey McCormack Reserve Champion Intermediate Judging • Kylee Dixon Champion Senior Judging • Tyson Scott Reserve Champion Senior Judging • Christin Dixon
Thank You Sponsors!
Showmanship & Grooming - South East Hereford Zone Grand Aggregate - Warnyca Land & Cattle Co. Banner Sponsors - OVHF, Avonlea, Sk; HMS Hi-Cliffe, Outlook, Sk; Randy Hall, Fillmore, Sk; FCC, Regina, Sk; Mission Ridge Herefords, Raymore, Sk; West Central Pelleting Mill, Wolseley, Sk; Saskatchewan Hereford Association; Sylvestre Land & Cattle, Redvers, Sk; Western Producer, Saskatoon, Sk; Section 7 Ranch, Rocanville, Sk; Crittenden Bros., Imperial, Sk; KLR Polled Herefords, Consul, Sk.
Grand Aggregate - Kylee Dixon
Class Sponsors - GWG Polled Herefords, Imperial, Sk; The Cliffs Farm, Saskatoon, Sk; Ian and Margaret Haynes, Regina, Sk; Matt and Kelly Lohner, Carlyle, Sk; Blair Athol Farms, Arcola, Sk; LV Farms Ltd., Midale, Sk; Triple H Farm, Middle Lake, Sk; Bieber Herefords, Wolsely, Sk; C & T Cattle Co., Arcola, Sk; Martin and Barb Morhart; Flaman Cattle Co.
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Bucket O’Fun Sponsor - Midale Petroleum Ltd. And Rona, Regina, Sk.
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The O’Connor’s ... Supporting Juniors! Rob and Dawn O’Connor have been farming together for about 17 years under the name of Lone Pine Cattle Services. They have always recognized the important role 4-H and the Junior Hereford Association play in providing positive experiences to future Hereford enthusiasts. Rob and Dawn both participated in the 4-H program for 11 years each. As a junior Hereford member, Rob was a Bonanza chairman and Canadian Junior Hereford Association President. He won Bonanza Grand Aggregate award three times and Bonanza Champion female once. Dawn participated in light horse 4-H and was awarded High Point horse and rider.
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Rob and Dawn have always cultivated new talent. The people they hire to help at shows generally consist of young people and a couple of experienced fitters. They enjoy working with young people especially those new to the Hereford breed. They enjoy providing them an opportunity to show cattle and to gain knowledge. Rob and Dawn take great satisfaction watching youth who started with a basic interest in cattle then blossom into great young show people and fitters.
Before they had children, they had discussed organizing a youth event like a fitting camp. They intended to organize an event to advance youth in our industry but with two jobs and a growing herd, it was impossible to carve out the time. When their daughter Lexie turned five years old and started to show real interest in the cattle, they made the decision and commitment to reviving the Saskatchewan Junior Hereford Bee-A-Rama! They wanted to give kids, even small ones, the opportunity to try showing cattle in a relaxed atmosphere. Dawn started the first year with sponsorship inquiries. Rob understood well how to approach companies so he helped develop a sponsorship package which was very well received. Collecting sponsorships and budget planning is a large part of the event’s work. In the first years, Dawn had a fair amount of corporate support but recently most of sponsorship comes from fellow cattle breeders. Everyone who has supported the show financially or as a volunteer, does it for the same reason ... the kids!
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The first Beef-A-Rama took place in 2011 with 15 exhibitors and 34 head of cattle. Rob and Dawn hosted the show that year and expecting the show to grow, partnered with the Glenavon Agricultural Society for the next three years. The show returned to Rob and Dawn’s farm in 2015. The 2016 edition of the show had 47 exhibitors and 91 head of cattle. The show has grown steadily through the years. They have had some great times and some exceptional cattle have shown here. Many Western Canadian Hereford Champions have started the summer show run at BeefA-Rama! The show has created a buzz in the youth cattle circuit. It’s beginning to attract youth cattle enthusiasts from outside the breed who have begun to invest in Herefords because there is a place they can participate with them at a youth level. Recently while Rob was exhibiting cattle in Prince Albert, Sk, he had three Simmental families ask about bow they can participate at the show!
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Dawn and Rob say its been their absolute pleasure organizing and hosting the show for the sixth year and look forward to many more. They want to also recognize the commitment from the sponsors and volunteers. They feel that they could not do it without the financial support from the sponsors. Every sponsorship and donation is extremely important to the event. It’s this commitment that provides the ability to purchase the beautiful banners, the large custom t-shirt order and all the prizes and treats which makes their event THE best junior show around. Thanks to our incredible sponsors! The support of volunteers on show day needs to be recognized as well. They have friends who lend them panels, help prepare academic entries for judging, serve food, mark cattle placings, marshal cattle, ring men and of course the judge. It is a very full day and all this help makes the day run smoothly and safely for the kids. Not only do they support juniors, but Rob has been instrumental in organizing the Canadian Red White and Black Bull Sale when the Regina Bull Show and Sale discontinued and the Hereford Harvest Sale in the fall selling females. Both of these events have provided a venue for those breeders not connected with a production or bull sale of their own. Thank you Rob and Dawn for your commitment to our juniors and the Hereford breed here in Saskatchewan!
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Beef-A-Rama has cattle classes, showmanship, grooming and bred and owned classes. The show also has public speaking, cattle judging, art work, photography and literature classes too. The exhibitor who accumulates the most points in all classes wins the Grand Aggregate custom trophy belt buckle.
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All sponsorships and donations are spent on the show. The majority of the expenses are carefully planned and dedicated to things such as t-shirts, banners, ribbons and buckle. Some of the sponsorships are specifically ear marked for participation prize “Bucket of Fun” where EVERY exhibitor (big or small) gets a pail full of prizes, treats, candy and cattle supplies. This truly is a highlight for the organizers and exhibitors!! Not everyone is going to win a banner or take home the buckle but everyone goes home with something to remember the day.
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The Northwest Sask Hereford Club held their annual meeting on January at Lloydminster, Sk. Congratulations to Brady Moncrieff, Ace Herefords Ltd., on being presented the Breeder of the Year Award from the club. Elected as NW President was Jesse Bannerman and Darren Manchester w as elected NW Vice President.
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The Northwest club held their annual Field Day on August 4 at the Turtleford Fair grounds. 115 head were entered in the show and Stewart Crone from Hardisty, Alberta was the judge. Field Day Results - Bull Calf Show Class 1A: 1: WA 30A Deja Vu 129D - Ayrey Hereford Farm; 2: CR 72A Lad 302D - Carlrams/CR Bar Ranching Class 1B: 1: WA 48Z Dunn 113D - Ayrey Hereford Farm; 2: H70 Quantock 3922 517D - Hill 70 Quantock Ranch Class 1C: 1: Riverbridge 74A Lad 64D - River Bridge Ranch; 2: Bannerlane 30A General 117D - Bannerlane Herefords Junior Champion Bull Calf - Riverbridge 74A Lad 64D - River Bridge Ranch - sponsored by Agland John Deere Sales and Service Reserve Junior Champion Bull Calf - WA 48Z Dunn 113D - Ayrey Hereford Farm - sponsored by Herefords Today
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Reserve Intermediate Champion Bull Calf - River Bridge Ranch
Class 3A: 1: WA 11Y Digital 22D - Ayrey Hereford Farm; 2: WA 11Y Danger 14D - Ayrey Hereford Farm Class 3B: 1: LF 5Z Diago ET 10D - Lock Farms; 2: Standard-Hill Creed 3D - Standard Hill Livestock Class 3C: 1: Manchester 39A Rush 638D - Manchester Polled Herefords; 2: Manchester 106A Memphis 645D - Manchester Polled Herefords Senior Champion Bull Calf - WA 11Y Digital 22D - Ayrey Hereford Farm - sponsored by Balog Auction Services Reserve Senior Champion Bull Calf - LF 5Z Diago ET 10D - Lock Farms - sponsored by Masterfeeds/Black Diamond Acres
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Class 2A: 1: Riverbridge 74A Lad 49D - River Bridge Ranch; 2: WA 63Y Dolby 82D - Ayrey Hereford Farm Class 2B: 1: Riverbridge 313A Lad 15D - River Bridge Ranch; 2: WA 11Y Duke 42D - Ayrey Hereford Farm Class 2C: 1: Riverbridge 74A Lad 11D - River Bridge Ranch; 2: WA 11Y Donny 25D - Ayrey Hereford Farm Intermediate Champion Bull Calf - Riverbridge 313A Lad 15D River Bridge Ranch - sponsored by Kagan Sirett, MNP Lloydminster Reserve Intermediate Champion Bull Calf - Riverbridge 74A Lad 11D - River Bridge Ranch - sponsored by Novlan Brothers Sales
Reserve Senior Champion Bull Calf Lock Farms
Grand Champion Bull Calf - Riverbridge 313A Lad 15D - River Bridge Ranch - sponsored by Northwest Vet Clinic Reserve Grand Champion Bull Calf - Riverbridge 74A Lad 11D R i v e r B r idge Ranch - spons o r e d b y C a rg il A n im a l Nutrition/Provost Pets and Livestock Supplies
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Thank you to additional sponsors: Border Vet Services, Battle River Implements, Pioneer Grain, Standard Hill Livestock, Top 50 Livestock, Paradise Hill Ranch & Western Wear, Dave Crittal & Sheila Philips and Turtleford Co-op.
Southeast Hereford Zone
(L-R) Don Kreuger, Dallas Kreuge r, Jerem y Bro oks, SE President and Betty Kreuger
The Southeast Hereford Zone held their annual meeting on April 16 at the Bear Claw Casino. Elected to the zone was: Corey Lees, Jeff Lees, Kurt Lees, Rob O’Connor and Blake Brooks. At the supper following the annual meeting, Don, Dallas and Betty Kreuger, Aspen Lane Land & Cattle were honored by the zone for their contribution to the Hereford breed in the province.
On August 6, the zone hosted their annual Field Day and MOE Show at the farm of LV Farms, the Martinson’s at Midale, Sk. Close to 100 head were entered in the show. Judges for the day were Tyson Rasmuson, Blair Fornwald and Alastair Burnett. MOE Show Results - Heifer Calf Show Class 1: 1: Haroldson’s SCC Madonna 95D - Haroldson’s Polled Herefords; 2: Blair Athol 10Y Charisma 76D - Blair Athol Farm; 3: Brooks 17A 8X Sally 36D - Brooks Farms; 4: ANL C 14Z Lily 26Z 163D ANL Polled Herefords Class 2: 1: BNC Glenlees 429 Nellie 71D - Glenlees Farm; 2: Blair Athol 7B Dahlia 33D - Blair Athol Farm; 3: ANL 17A Tammy 47Y 94D - ANL Polled Herefords; 4: Brooks 425X 58Z Jenny 30D - Brooks Farm; 5: LV Tanya L 34D - LV Farms Ltd.
Class 3: 1: Brooks 521X 11B Dianne 15D - Brooks Farm; 2: KW Dixie 57D - Webber Farms; 3: Square D Cinnamon 577D - Square D Polled Herefords; 4: RSF 1Z Tikka 8D - Richaud Stock Farm Class 4: 1: Haroldson’s Abby 48Y 12D - Haroldson’s Polled Herefords; 2: Haroldson’s Roxy 48Y 11D - Haroldson’s Polled Herefords; 3: Brooks 2429 15W Nectarine 9D - Brooks Farm; 4: Brooks 425X 071Y Armani 8D - Brooks Farm; 5: Brooks 521X 35B Rikki 11D - Brooks Farm Class 5: 1: ANL 10Y Linda 51A 9D - ANL Polled Herefords; 2: KirbyLone Pine Hi Society 27D - Lone Pine Cattle Services; 3: ANL DF 2447 Mindy 42Z 21D - ANL Polled Herefords; 4: Haroldson’s SCC Marvel 1D - Haroldson’s Polled Herefords; 5: Leveldale Victoria 101B 21D Leveldale Polled Herefords Class 6: 1: ANL B&C 10Y Reese 16Y 5D - ANL Polled Herefords; 2: ANL RL 2447 Suma 24X 4D - ANL Polled Herefords; 3: RSF 1Z Beverly 2D - Richaud Stock Farm; 4: LV Teena L 11D - LV Farms Ltd. Class 7: 1: ANL 106A Jessica 4A 1D - ANL Polled Herefords; 2: Leveldale Aywon Holy 101B 9D - Leveldale Polled Herefords & Ross Madsen; 3: RSF 1Z Dixie 1D - Richaud Stock Farm; 4: LV Nae Nael 6D - LV Farms Ltd. Class 8: 1: XLP Splendour ET 75D - Lone Pine Cattle Services; 2: KW Wanda 252D - Webber Farms; 3: Kirby-Lone Pine Connie 620D Lone Pine Cattle Services; 4: BNC Glenlees 201 Elsie 3D - Glenlees Farm Senior Champion Heifer Calf - ANL 10Y Linda 51A 9D - ANL Polled Herefords Reserve Senior Champion Heifer Calf - ANL Jessica 4A 1D - ANL Polled Herefords Bred Heifers Class 9 : 1: XLP 75Z Kairee 97C - Lone Pine Cattle Services; 2: RU BA 27A Mo Moola 233C - Blair Athol Farm & Bob Bestrop; 3: Brooks 17A Noreen 27C - Brooks Farm; 4: Brooks 17A Alison 10C - Brooks Farm; 5: XLP 2103 Saphire 171C - Lone Pine Cattle Services
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Bull Calf Show Class 10 - Junior Division: 1: ANL 17A Technician 3739 105D - ANL Polled Herefords; 2: Glenlees 27B Vengeance 77D - Glenlees Farm; 3: LV Project Pandora 74D - LV Farms Ltd.; 4: Blair-Athol 10Y Reunion 36D - Blair Athol Farm
Get Of Sire 1: ANL Polled Herefords 2: Brooks Farm 3: Webber Farms 4: Leveldale Polled Herefords Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor - ANL Polled Herefords
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Class 11: 1: Blair-Athol 7B Make My Day 30D - Blair Athol Farm; 2:Glenlees 14Z Recall 16D - Glenlees Farm; 3: KW Diego 10D Webber Farms; 4: Blair-Athol KD Mega 13D - Blair Athol Farm Class 12: 1: Haroldson’s Totem 220Z 5D - Haroldson’s Polled Herefords; 2: ANL 2447 Changer 52A 34D - ANL Polled Herefords; 3: Blair-Athol HBM Dimension 3D - Blair Athol Farm; 4: Brooks 425X 12A Untapped 7D - Brooks Farm; 5: Leveldale Aywon Duce 101B 22D - Leveldale Polled Herefords & Ross Madsen Class 13: 1: XLP SF Heat 131D - Lone Pine Cattle Services; 2: XLP Steel 62D - Lone Pine Cattle Services; 3: KW Toxic 152D - Webber Farms; 4: LV Gold Rush L 10D - LV Farms Ltd. 5: Leveldale Classified 53B 2D - Leveldale Polled Herefords Senior Champion Bull & Grand Champion Bull - Blair-Athol 7B Make My Day 30D - Blair Athol Farm Reserve Senior Champion Bull & Reserve Grand Champion Bull Haroldson’s Totem 220Z 5D - Haroldson’s Polled Herefords
The Southeast Hereford zone would like to extend their thanks to the sponsors of the field day. Three Farmers, Goodwater Machine Shop, CowTown, Weyburn, Hoium Agencies, South Country Equipment, E. Bourassa & Sons, Flying C Vet Services, Rio Nutrient, Nelson Motors and Equipment, Red Head Equipment and Macoun Co-op.
SE Field Day Judges: (L-R) Jerem y Books, SE P re s id e n t , A la s tair B u rn e tt, Ty so n Rasm uson and Blair Fornw ald
On behalf of the Saskatchewan Hereford Association, I would like to thank the Northwest Sask Hereford Club, Turtleford Summer Cattle Show Committee and the Southeast Hereford Zone, LV Farms Ltd. for hosting these events and offering great hospitality along with displaying such strong Hereford genetics. Many thanks to the breeders for bringing cattle and those who attended.
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Cow/Calf Pairs 1: Square D Reiss 237A - Square D Polled Herefords; 2: Haroldson’s HLV Marvel 48Y 12B - Haroldson’s Polled Herefords 3: Haroldson’s AD Jessica T100 4A - Haroldson’s Polled Herefords
100 days away and we are gearing up for another great show. We are excited about the new International Trade Centre that is under construction and is on schedule. We will be using the building for this year’s event and are looking forward to its Grand Opening in 2017.
That project will mean a few changes to Agribition 2016 but we assure all of our stakeholders that it is “business as usual”, and CWA will again be the world-class event our exhibitors and guests have grown to expect. We also have been upgrading our existing facilities to ensure that Agribition continues to be the “can’t miss” cattle show of the year. We look forward to seeing you here in November for another full slate of shows, sales and entertainment. For an update on the programs and entry information, visit www.agribition.com or call our office at 306-565-0565. Stewart Stone, President
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Selling November 18, 2016 The Amigos Production Sale, Medicine Hat, Alberta 36 Long Yearling bulls including: 17 Horned Hereford 6 Polled Hereford 13 Red Angus
3 Registered Hereford Bred Heifers 2 Registered Hereford Heifer calves 10-15 Commercial Home Raised Hereford Heifer Calves
Byron & Carolyn Templeton Home: 306-295-3357 Byron Cell: 403-308-9971 Travis & Jocelyn Wasko Home: 306-295-4000 Travis Cell: 306-295-7246
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44 Annual Honor Roll The headquarters of Elberfeld Polled Herefords Farm are located on a quarter section of land three miles north of Rosthern, Sk. homesteaded by Erwin’s grandfather, Wilhelm K. Lehmann in 1894. There have been cattle on this farm for 122 years. In about 1936, Erwin’s father, Herbert S. Lehmann, the youngest of seven brothers, took over the homestead. In 1950, Herb bought his first polled Hereford cow from H.H. Henschel of Rosthern. At the time of Herb’s death in 1992, every one of the purebred cattle he owned traced back to that first cow, Mischief Domino A32nd. Sometime between 1950 and 1960 the farm was officially named Elberfeld Polled Hereford Farm and registered as such. The name was chosen from the local school Purebred Honourees district, Elberfeld, which Wilhelm had been instrumental in establishing and naming. Erwin & Linda Lehmann Elberfeld Polled Herefords In 1972, with his parents talking about selling and no one interested in moving home, Herb’s son Erwin and his wife Linda decided to resign from his teaching position In Leask and move home. They have been there ever since. Another reason to move home was to farm and to raise their family on the farm.
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Erwin married Linda Blixrud from Sandwith, Sk. in 1968. They have four children. Troi and Jackie Lehmann have three boys and live near Hague, Sk.; Amber and Collin Neudorf have a daughter and three sons and live near Rosthern, Sk.; Marc and Arlyss Lehmann have two daughters and two sons and live near Lashburn, Sk.; and Kris and Maureen Lehmann have two daughters and one son and live near Vermilion, AB. All of their children own cattle and are involved in the Elberfeld operation. Ever since the inception, Elberfeld has been a purebred and commercial herd. Numbers have been very high. The maximum number of purebred animals at one time was probably higher than 100 but more often around half that number. Erwin was a leader of the Rosthern 4-H Beef Club for many years, besides his own children being in 4-H, many town kids also had 4-H calves out at Elberfeld. Though they have shown occasionally, even at Agribition, their goal is to produce good, solid, functional breeding stock for the commercial producer. They used to sell bulls as yearlings but with later calving, now they sell mostly two year olds. They also sell bred heifers every fall. Erwin says that over 75 percent of their breeding stock sales go to repeat customers, often having a list of interested buyers in advance. In 1969, Elberfeld had a downsizing sale. Jim Postnikoff of Marcelin bought several cows including Elberfeld Wilhelmina the mother of Dynamo the bull of Jim Postnikoff and Bobby Hull’s fame. Elberfeld had Reserve Champion Bull at Saskatoon Bull Show and Sale in 1981 with Elberfeld Lemky 8L, a bull way ahead of his time. Over the years Elberfeld has purchased many herd sires from Remitall as well as other polled breeders. Some of the best as far as Erwin is concerned were: Remitall Majestic from Highway, Remitall Baron from Keynote, Remitall Stampeder from “stick” STLBRK Gilead, Remitall Rusty from Justamere Brigadere, Harvie Revolution from Online purchased from Harvie Ranching, WLB Shepherd from Haroldsons WLB Mutumbo from Bill Biglieni, Beau Mode 23T by Tizhome Beau Mode from Powell Bros. Guernsey, Elberfeld Zetterberg 8Z from Neon (home raised). Because of the drought in 2002, some cattle were sent to Marc and Arlyss (Top 50 Livestock). They manage most of Erwin’s purebred cow herd. Most of the other cows are at Troi and Jackie’s. Some cattle are at Watrous and Marcelin on lease. At weaning most of the heifers and bulls are brought to Elberfeld where they are wintered and marketed.
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1950 to 2016 makes 66 years of polled Herefords. With all four children and their spouses out on their own but still involved with Elberfeld, along with 14 grandchildren all being involved with cattle in some way. Ready and willing and able to help add “excitement” to the operation maybe someone will take over and give Erwin and Linda a rest. Erwin says he’s already getting the help, but not ready for retirement. “Excitement” is good and with those 14 grandkids there is no shortage of it. Cattle Call Call - October 2016 Cattle
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The main yard of Allan and Margaret Chisholm farm at Turtleford, Sk. was originally settled in 1907 by Allan’s father Earl. Earl had come out west from Paris, Ontario with his father and two brothers. Their first cattle were straight Horned Hereford and were brought in between 1912 -1914. Allan married local girl Margaret in 1970 and they took over his father’s six quarter farm shortly after in 1972. They were blessed with four children, Tammy in 1971, Sherry in 1974, Priscilla in 1984 and Malcolm in 1987. They girls are now in Saskatoon or Sherwood Park and Malcolm has become involved in the farm full time. The Chisholm’s have always made the change to keep the operation working for them. For a time, Allan custom sprayed to make some extra money. They used to calve in Commercial Honourees - Montrose Farms February and they moved back to April, and they have moved from horned to polled Allan & Margaret Chisholm cattle. They have dabbled with other breeds of cattle but always came back to the docile Herefords that one person could work. A few years ago they made the tough choice to reduce their herd of 120 cows down to 30. The farm now encompasses 26 quarters of land, of which are three of the original quarters from when the family moved into the country in 1907. They still believe in breeding their heifers as two year olds, standing by the importance of calving ease that first year. There are thoughts of getting back to a larger number of cows, possibly purebreds, and of course Herefords. Allan remembers back when he was younger, horned Hereford bulls had been bought from George Olding at Turtleford, many of the Wetmore line. There were also polled bulls bought later on from a prominent breeder at Spiritwood, Tony Myer at Maidstone and Ted Morin of Edam and Mac Creech at Lloydminster. They always kept their best home raised heifers and also purchased some groups from Morin’s and Myer’s. There have been many changes in the farm over the years but a few things remain constant. The fourth generation is working on the Chisholm farm and they have had Hereford cattle for more than 100 years. 2016 Young Gun Award Marc and Arlyss own and operate Top 50 Livestock located eight miles north of Lashburn, Sk. Both Marc and Arlyss grew up on Polled Hereford farms. Marc is the son of Linda and Erwin Lehmann of Rosthern, Sk., Elberfeld Polled Hereford Farm and Arlyss is the third daughter of Doreen and Murray Coolidge of Lashburn, Sk., Coolidge Bros. Polled Herefords. Marc and Arlyss were both 4-H members for a number of years and also registered polled Hereford cattle years past. Marc works with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency as an Animal Health Inspector and Arlyss helps her parents in the catering business. Their children, Paige, Blayde, Jaryn and Jett are all a huge part of the cattle operation. The kids are hands-on helpers in everything that happens at the farm: chores, halter 2016 Young Gun Award breaking, branding, baling and moving cattle to name a few. The kids have been Marc & Arlyss Lehmann - Top 50 involved in 4-H for seven years, have shown at summer fairs, junior shows and will be Livestock attending Bonanza in Olds this summer. At the fall shows, if they aren’t displaying their own cattle, they can be found at numerous other breeders stalls lending a hand where needed and hoping that someone will ask them to fit a leg or show an animal. Along with their four children, they manage a cow herd of both purebred Hereford and commercial cows. Marc and Arlyss enjoy showing cattle in the fall, showing primarily at the Lloydminster Stockade Roundup. In the fall of 2015, they were awarded Champion Horned Hereford Female with Big Gully V9 Venerable 320A as a two year old pair with her heifer calf at foot. Paige and grandma Lehmann purchased her from Big Gully Farm as a heifer calf. They were invited to attend Agribition in Regina as a RBC Supreme qualifier. They decided to take a total of 4 head to Regina and enter them in the National show as well. Their cattle never placed lower than a second in any class entered. They only have 16purebred cows themselves and manage the purebreds of Elberfeld Polled Hereford Farm. Although the purebred herd is small, they are of high quality. Marc and Arlyss both took the A.I. course at Lakeland College which enables them to use some of the top bulls in the breed to improve and manage the genetic and EPD profiles in their cattle. They include the use of both polled and horned genetics and are beginning to see the values in both in the quality of their calves. Besides the purebreds, they like to experiment with commercial cattle and club calf semen in hopes to raise steers for the kids to us in 4-H.
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All members of the family are also actively involved in both minor hockey and minor ball where Arlyss sits as the president for Lashburn minor ball. The kids are active in school sports and in their spare time they like to visit with friends and family. Over the past few years they have enjoyed attending the North West Hereford Field Day for camaraderie and fellowship with fellow Hereford enthusiasts. They are always welcome to visitors and any one of the family can tour you through the herd.
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During the CHA Board meetings elections took place for President, Vice President and Pedigree Committee Chairman. Dr. Doug Mann (SK) was elected President, Albert Rimke (MB) was elected into office as the Vice President and Nels Nixdorff (AB) was re-elected as Pedigree Committee Chairman. These changes to the CHA Board Executive will take effect on January 1st 2017. During the Bonanza Banquet the Keith Gilmore Foundation (KGF) awarded over $30,000 in scholarships to CJHA members and young leaders in the beef industry. With the help of Auctioneer Bob Baylog, Baylog Auction Services, the auction raised over $23,000 to help fund future scholarships from the KGF. A special thanks to Blair-Athol Herefords, Remitall-West Polled Herefords, Braun Ranching, Harvie Ranching, YV Ranch, HerefordBreeder.net and Livestock Media Plus for your sponsorship and donations that made this auction possible. Keith Gilmore Foundation Hereford Youth Scholarship The Keith Gilmore Foundation is pleased to announce that there have been four winners selected this year for the $2,500 Hereford Youth Scholarships. The Hereford Youth Scholarship is awarded to students who are dedicated to pursue academic excellence, community involvement and leadership, toward careers in the livestock industry.
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Congratulations to Alexis DeCorby, Rocanville, Sk on being awarded this youth scholarship. Other recipients were: Ted Creech, Lloydminster, AB, Samantha Rimke, Oak Lake, MB, and Reginald Raymond, Waterford, NB. These students are connected to the Hereford breed through membership in the CJHA or other purebred or commercial involvement.
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Canadian Junior Hereford Association Keith Gilmore Foundation “Future of the Breed” Scholarship This scholarship is presented annually to deserving CJHA members. Up to four $1,000 scholarships are bestowed each year. Congratulations to Jillian Just, Yorkton, Sk., on receiving this scholarship. Jillian is the daughter of Jeffrey and Kristina Just. Jillian is enrolled at the University of Saskatchewan in a Bachelor of Science Agricultural program. She plans to
continue her studies in the field of Veterinary Medicine. Jillian has been a CJHA member for 5 years and currently is the Treasurer for the SJHA. Jillian plans to continue to build and expand her Hereford herd. Other recipients of the scholarship were: Bennett Foster, Roblin, MB and Alexa Bricker, Didsbury, AB. Jillian Just
CHA News and Notes Is an animal registered? What is its registration number? A quick and easy way to tell if your animal’s registration is complete is by the unique identification number assigned to it by the CHA registry system. If that number starts with “C0” (ie: C0123456), the registration is complete and will be visible on the website under the animal inquiry tab. (This appears 24-36 hours after the registration is completed via the online system or through the office.) When you submit animal details to the office or through the online system and do not request to register the animal at that time, that animal will be given a number beginning with “W” (ie: W123456). If you apply to register the animal through the office and more information is required, it will be temporarily assigned a “?” number. Numbers beginning with “?” indicate there is more information required but once received, the animal will be processed for registration. For example, missing birth date, mating clash, semen certificate, duplicate tattoo, etc. Breeders will be sent a “Request for Information” form for any animal with a “?” number. Simply respond to the request and return the completed form to the office by fax, scan/email or by regular mail. All outstanding information must be received by the CHA in writing. Other numbers you might see could be for foreign animals. For example, a number beginning with “A” (A43214853) would be an American registration number. If you only have an American number, try including an “A” at the beginning of the number. The online system will often convert these to a Canadian number. Canadian Hereford Association DNA Testing Laboratory Update Over the past year, you may have noticed some changes in how the CHA has been dealing with DNA samples. The CHA has been involved in a project funded by the Alberta Livestock and Meat Agency (ALMA), along with most of the other beef breeds, to “Bio Bank” all historical DNA samples from each breed. This project will ensure that all DNA that is stored is accessible and organized for years to come. Delta Genomics of Edmonton, Alberta, was the lab selected to undertake this project. By the end of this summer, all historical Cattle CattleCall Call- -October October2016 2016
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What is a MOE Show? A Mark of Excellence Show (MOE) is a Hereford Show given special status by the Canadian and Provincial Hereford Associations to promote the development of purebred Herefords through the show ring. MOE shows achieve and maintain their status by upholding specific high standards of competition, as determined by the Canadian Hereford Association. To be deemed a MOE show, a show must maintain a minimum of 20 head participating in the show, the identities of which are individually verified before entering the show ring. In the ring, exhibitors are expected to conform to the required dress standard of a red shirt or jacket. The CHA provides assistance to Fair boards and Hereford Show Committees with event organization and promotion of MOE shows. MOE shows are designated annually in February and include the Canadian National Junior Show Bonanza and three National shows - the Canadian, Western and Eastern National shows. Each province has its own designated MOE shows for which the same MOE show rules apply. Animals shown at a MOE show are awarded points based on their placings, allowing the association to recognize outstanding animals, based on performance at these shows. Individual animals that have accumulated 30 points are eligible to receive a Silver MOE Award. Dams whose progeny have accumulated 35 points may receive a Gold Dam Award and Sires whose progeny have accumulated 50 points may receive a Gold Sire Award. However, Please note that for shows with 75 head or fewer shown, only half points are awarded for each respective placing. Once an animal has the required points, a recognition award may be purchased from the CHA and presented at association events.
THE All-Star Breeders This program is to recognize those breeders who fully comply with the THE (Total Herd Evaluation) mandate of complete and accurate reporting of performance data on their animals. Listed are the Saskatchewan breeders. Cattle Cattle Call Call -- October October 2016 2016
Three Star Breeders Andrew, Murray Clark Kress, Paul J. Six South Acres Ltd Wilms, Lane
Four Star Breedersn Airriess Acres Charlton Farms Double Deuce Acres Van Caeseele, Wesley Webber, Kelly
Five Star Breeders Big Gully Farm Hereford GRLZ Lees, Duncan Lohner, Mark Magnum Ranching Millham, Hunter, Morgan & Sydney Mitchell, David P Phantom Creek Livestock Ltd Reid, David G Shillington, Dale R Standard Hill Livestock V & G Polled Herefords
Members who have registered 50 or more head in 2015 Saskatchewan breeders listed below. ANL Polled Herefords James Spencer Duke Harvey Dale Duke XTC Ranches Doug and Wanda Mann McCoy Cattle Co. Ltd. Alvin C Pawlitza GWG Polled Herefords Craig Douglas Braun Crittenden Bros. Standard Hill Livestock Duncan Lees Robert C Bannerman Garrett Ranch Donald Wayne Gillespie Big Gully Farm Haroldsons Polled Herefords Harold A Oddan 2015 Top Production Sales 1. Corbiell Herefords Bull Sale - 39 lots averaged $8,827 2. Big Gully Farm Online/Live Sale - 22 lots averaged $8,818 3. Medonte Highlands Prod. Sale - 48 lots averaged $7,752 4. Remitall West Prod. Sale - 36.5 lots averaged $7,388 5. Braun Ranch Prod. Sale - 63 lots averaged $7,179 2015 Top Consignment Sales 1. Medicine Hat Bull Sale - 62 lots averaged $9,023 2. Calgary Bull Sale - 84 lots averaged $8,685 3. Agribition National Hereford Sale - 24 lots averaged $7,927 4. East Central Bull Sale - 30 lots averaged $6,758 5. Williams Lake Bull Sale - 37 lots averaged $6,122
The Canadian Hereford Association
Stephen Scott, Executive Director 5160 Skyline Way NE, Calgary, Alberta T2E 6V1 herefords@hereford.ca Phone: 403-275-2662 or Toll Free: 1-888-836-7242 Fax: 403-295-1333 or Toll Free: 1-888-824-2329 Canadian Hereford Digest Editor - Brad Dubeau Email: brad@hereford.ca or samara@hereford.ca Page29 29
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Christian (Spence) Sutter
Spence Sutter was born in Arcola, Saskatchewan January 6th , 1950 - the second of five siblings. His grandfather, Christian B. Sutter arrived from Minnesota in 1906 to file a land claim and start farming the virgin prairie. The First Herefords were purchased in 1919 and in 1926, ten polled Herefords were added to the herd. After returning from WWII, Spence’s father Christian Tyndall took over and named the farm Aqua Hollow Polled Herefords. The family has been farming the same land for 110 years and Polled Herefords have been an important part of the operation for 90 continuous years. Spence’s grandchildren are the fifth generation of Sutters to live on their land. Spence was always interested in the farm and was active in 4-H as a youngster. After completing a Business and Commerce degree at the University of North Dakota in 1972, he spent a brief stint at an accounting firm before returning home to farm with his brothers. On December 31, 1973, Spence married Janice Fraser, and together they expanded the cow herd when his brothers decided to go straight grain. They raised four children and have two grandchildren. Spence was active in many shows and sales including the Regina Bull Sale and Agribition, the Southeast Saskatchewan Hereford Sale, the Southern Supreme Sale, the Sale of Distinction, Premium 7 and the Distaff Production Sale with Cleggs and Johnsons. He has found success in the show ring with many local and provincial champions. He has also judged many 4-H and purebred cattle shows throughout Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Spence was one of the founding directors that helped to initiate the All-Breed Test Center north of Regina, Sk. Spence has been active for many years on various Hereford boards and committees. He has been President of the Southeast Saskatchewan Hereford Zone, Board member for the Saskatchewan Hereford Association and Canadian Hereford Association and was the Canadian Hereford Association President in 1997. He was always a strong presence at any and all Hereford activities, lending a hand wherever needed at events and sales in southeast Saskatchewan. Spence hosted many tours, including the 2012 World Hereford Conference Tour and has exported both cattle and semen to numerous countries including England, Kazakhstan, the Czech Republuic, Japan, South Africa, Australia and the United States. In addition to his involvement in the Hereford Community, Spence is also deeply involved in his local community. He has been a part of many large projects including chairing the local Recreation Board. Spence was President of the Minor Hockey board as well as coach and was instrumental in bringing artificial ice to the local rink. He was also on the United Grain Growers board, is the current Rural Municipality of Antler #61 Councillor and he chairs the Redvers and District Health Foundation.
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The Canadian Hereford Association and the Saskatchewan Hereford Association congratulates Christian “Spence” Sutter, for his induction into the 2016 Honour Roll.
HMS Hi-Cliffe
Selling Choice on Flush Sisters from Hi-Cliffe WLB Sammy 13X & Hi-Cliffe Xcel 64X at the Hereford Harvest Sale, October 14, Vibank, Sk.
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Congratulations to our bull voucher winner Daryl Hamm, Frontier, SK. Still looking for a Bull?
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The Saskatchewan Hereford Association is looking to assist you in putting a Hereford bull in your pasture in 2017 so we are again offering $2,000 towards the purchase of a Hereford bull and all you have to do is enter your name to be drawn to receive the voucher. Here is how it works: 1. Open to all commercial and purebred breeders. 2. Vouchers may only be used at participating sanctioned sales or farms after the date of which the voucher was drawn and must be used within two years of the date drawn. 3. Bull vouchers can only be used to purchase a Purebred Hereford bull within Saskatchewan. 4. Once you have purchased your purebred Hereford bull, notify the sale management or breeder that you will be using your voucher, then contact the Saskatchewan Hereford Association, the seller will be reimbursed the amount of the voucher for your purchase. 5. When using the voucher the animal will be transferred into the name of who received the voucher 6. Bulls can be purchased by private treaty on farm or at a sale from any of the participants listed on the voucher. 7. If the voucher is not used within the allotted time frame, the funds from the unused voucher will be turned back to the SHA.
8. The voucher cannot be used to purchase a bull from a direct family member. Information on participating sales or individual breeders will be available on our website www.saskhereford.com or by stopping by the Hereford booth at Agribition. If you are a Hereford breeder in Saskatchewan and you would like to participate, contact the SHA office at 306-842-6149 or Murray Andrews at 306-694-5821 for more details.
Bull Voucher Entry Form Name: Address:
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October 14, 2016 2:oo pm - Vibank, SK
Consignors Lone Pine Cattle Services Rob & Dawn O’Connor (306) 762-4543 Vibank
Mission Ridge Herefords Steve, Fran, Matt, Mark, Paul, James & Michelle Hordos (306) 835-2007 Raymore
Triple H Farms Ltd Lyle and Michell Heidecker (306) 367-2016 Middle Lake
Bieber Herefords Wally, Kathy, Herman & Christina, & Ann Bieber (306) 727-3127 Wolseley
JHF Herefords Raymond Johnson (306) 675-6137 Leross
HMS-Hi Cliffe Carmen, Brenda, Hunter, Morgan & Sydney Millham (306) 867-4231 Outlook
GWG Polled Herefords Gordon Gustafson (306) 963-2638 Imperial
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High selling bull at the Canada Red, White & Black Sold in the 2015 Hereford Harvest Sale to Mission Sale. Half interest sold for $18,000. His service sells! Ridge Herefords and HMS-Hi Cliffe. Reserve Senior Heifer Calf Champion at Agribition
Double Deuce Herefords Ian & Margaret Haynes (306) 545-3992 Regina Airriess Acres Trevor & Sara Airries (306) 338-3496 Wadena Jesse Procyk (306) 722-3512 Fillmore Hereford GRLZ Kayla Hordos & Rena Leier (306) 835-2525 Raymore
NJW 78P TWENTYTWELVE 190Z ET Some of the first progeny in Canada offered for sale.
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New National Check-Off study shows increased benefits to Canadian Cattle producers The Canadian Beef Cattle Research, Market Development and Promotion Agency (the Agency), in partnership with Canfax Research Services is pleased to release a study evaluating the economic benefits from the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off. The study, prepared by Dr. James Rude and Dr. Ellen Goddard, is an update on the 2010 Cranfield Study which had reported results ahead of the 2010 merge of the Beef Information Centre, Canadian Beef Export Federation and the National Check-Off Agency. The new study reports that on average from 2011/12 to 2013/14, every check-off dollar invested in national research and marketing activities resulted in a benefit cost ratio of 14:1 or $14 of benefit for Canadian cattle producers. This is up from the $9 average between 2005 and 2008. In addition, the average benefit cost ratio grew steadily between 2011 and 2014. This implies that despite positive benefits, there has been under-investment in research and marketing activities for the Canadian beef cattle industry. Newly elected Agency Chair Linda Allison is confident that setting goals based on the study results will ensure that the industry moves forward together. "The 14:1 benefit seen from each National Check-Off dollar confirms the value of producer investment," said Allison. "However, with the declining purchasing power of the National Check-Off and reduced marketings in recent years, under-investment is evident. It is imperative that we continue to find ways to optimize the return for our producers across the country." The change in benefit cost ratio for research, overseen by the Beef Cattle Research Council dropped from $46 to $34.50 during 2005 to 2008, while marketing, managed by Canada Beef, had a benefit cost ratio of $13.50, up from $7.55 in the previous study.
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Generally, an inverse relationship exists between the amount of money spent on a promotion or research activity and its marginal benefit cost ratio. It is this diminishing marginal return that helps explain why as investment has increased for research over the past five years, that the
benefit cost ratio has declined, just as marketing dollars have declined and the benefit cost ratio has increased. While the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-off provides the core industry funding for research and marketing programs, it does not fully cover the costs of all programs and activities. Supplementary funding is obtained by leveraging the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-off, attracting on average $3 for every $1 for research and $1 for every $1 for marketing between 2011/12 and 2013/14. Melinda German, General Manager of the Agency, spoke highly of the research and marketing organizations responsible for investing check-off dollars. "The work that the Beef Cattle Research Council and Canada Beef carry out, continues to show great returns for our industry," German said. "By ensuring a sustained and increasing benefit cost ratio, we can continue to work towards common industry goals laid out in the National Beef Strategy." The Agency is dedicated to continually monitoring the benefit cost ratio of the National Check-Off through ongoing studies, and ensuring that extra value is derived from producer check-off and import levy investments. Along with the full study from Dr. Rude, the Agency and Canfax Research Services developed two supplementary documents to pinpoint the highlights of the study and how they are applicable to the Canadian beef industry. The Canadian Beef Cattle Research, Market Development and Promotion Agency manages the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off. Through the National Check-Off, Canadian beef cattle producers collectively invest in research, market development and promotion to achieve the industry’s longterm vision of a dynamic and profitable Canadian beef industry, with Canadian high-quality beef products recognized as the most outstanding by Canadian and world customers.
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We are pleased to announce that the ninth annual T Bar Invitational golf tournament was again, an overwhelming success, surpassing the 2015 tournament and raising over $50,000.00 for youth in the beef industry. Eight national junior breed associations, representing nearly 2,200 members, will reap rewards because of the generosity of sponsors. In addition, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Canadian Western Agribition, Manitoba Youth Beef Roundup, Summer Synergy, Stockade Roundup and the Young Ranchman’s All Breeds Livestock Show which all host junior interbreed events. A successful social sponsored by Alta Genetics was held on the night of June 28th at the office of T Bar C Cattle, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The next morning, golfers of all ages and skill levels took to the course for golf, fellowship, and good cheer. The day concluded with an awards banquet and presentation of the T Bar Invitational champions trophy. “We are extremely happy with this year’s event which surpassed our expectations. With the ongoing commitment of the tournament participants and sponsors we have raised over $400,000.00, which has positively impacted a great amount of youth” said Bryan Kostiuk, co-chairman of the tournament. “The tournament encompasses people from all segments of the industry as well as those who supported a great cause.” Plans for the tenth annual T Bar Invitational have begun. Watch for updates at www.tbarinvitational.com for further information on this year’s sponsors and more information on next year’s event. Special thank you to the Canadian Hereford Association, Canadian Junior Hereford Association, Saskatchewan Herefords, Herefords Today, GWG Polled Herefords, Phantom Creek Livestock, Holmes Farm, Double J Polled Herefords, The Cliffs Farm, Libke Polled Herefords, NCX Polled Herefords, Lock Farms, HMS Hi-Cliffe, Oakridge Farms, AM Ranching, Big Gully Farm and Blairs.Ag Cattle Company for their continued support. Hole Sponsor:
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integrity, and reduce industry’s administrative burden.”
The Canadian Cattle Identification Agency (CCIA) is tapping into new technology to make traceability fast and easy. Automated tracking of cattle may soon be a reality. During the coming year, the Canadian Cattle Identification Agency (CCIA) will be experimenting throughout the province with data loggers installed at farms, feedlots, and auction markets to track cattle as they move through the value chain. “Movement is very difficult to track, especially when animals are commingling at a feedlot, an auction market, or on farm,” said Gordon Cove, CEO of the Alberta Livestock and Meat Agency, which is helping to fund the project. “If this project is successful, whenever the animal goes somewhere the data logger will be triggered, the information will go into a network, and we will see there has been animal movement. It’s pretty exciting.” The data-logging project is just one component of a larger CCIA initiative intended to prepare the beef industry for the possibility of future federal legislation that may require all industry players — including ranches that sell locally and producers importing cattle — to report animal movement from one premises to another. “We’re looking at ways to reduce the administrative burden for industry and producers with respect to animal movement data,” said Paul Laronde, tag and technology manager for CCIA and the project’s designer. “Our goal is to make the reporting process easier for producers and other industry players by using technology to increase data privacy, improve data integrity, and reduce errors.” “This is a key part of a larger, more complex traceability pro-ject underway at CCIA,” added Leigh Rosengren, a veterinarian and consultant who is the pro-ject’s lead epidemiologist. “We will be presenting an update on this research at Traceability Symposium 2016 in Calgary this November.” Currently, the cattle traceability process requires several steps before traceability info reaches the Canadian Livestock Tracking System (CLTS) database, said Laronde. “Right now, if a member of the value chain wants to report a sighted event, the individual needs to record and report the animal’s unique radio frequency identification (RFID) and the unique premises ID for the source premises with a specific date. Those three points connect and give us a sighted data event,” he said. “A sighted event records the sighting of an animal at a certain location. With enough sighted event records, we are hoping to synthesize animal movement data that will meet proposed reporting requirements, increase data
Currently, RFID readings are downloaded to a computer, imported into a spreadsheet that the CLTS database can understand, and then uploaded — a process that is complex and often very time consuming, said Laronde. “Data processing time ranges from a few minutes to six hours, depending on the number of submitted events in the CLTS database queue,” he said. “If there are any errors to the submitted data, it must be resubmitted. “Technologically, it’s a bit of a challenge if you’re not computer savvy or if you don’t have a family member or friend to help. We’re trying to make the reporting process quicker and easier to use.” The hope is the new data loggers will eliminate those headaches. The data loggers — electronic devices about the size of a deck of cards — are already being used in the petroleum industry to autonomously monitor product conditions in remote areas. The data loggers can not only send information directly to the CCIA via a cell signal but also “sorts out any garbage data and redundancy,” said Laronde. “For example, if a cow happens to stand in front of the reader for a little longer than required and you get 10 reads instead of one, the technology will sort it down to one,” he said. “If we’re successful with this pilot project, all users should have to do is switch on the reader and technology should be able to take care of the rest of the automated data collection process. “We are proposing to pull reportable data from commingling sites rather than have industry push it to CCIA.” The new system should also be more secure. “There are no third parties handling the data — it goes from the RFID readers to the CLTS database,” said Laronde. “So privacy is increased; timeliness of data reporting is increased; and the workload for the producer is hopefully reduced if, in fact, we can make this work the way we think we can.” The CCIA has contracted a Calgary-based company to develop a data logger specific to its needs and the installation process should begin this fall, he said. But there is one big challenge — lousy cell service in many rural parts of the province. “There are areas in Alberta where cellphone coverage is spotty so we’re working with more than one telecom provider to see who gives us the best coverage,” said Laronde. “We’re also experimenting with various-size antennas. “That’s another piece of the project we’re trying to figure out: Is it going to work everywhere in Alberta or just within 50 miles of Calgary?”
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October 27, 2016 Manitoba Livestock Expo Brandon, MB
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21 Annual Red Coat Classic following the National Hereford Show at Canadian Western Agribition Red Coat Classic Rules and Regulations: 1. Open to all 2016 purebred Hereford bull or heifer calves. 2. Animals must be entered in the National Hereford Show at Canadian Western Agribition. 3. A photocopy of the Agribition entry form and CHA registration paper must accompany entry. 4. Each exhibitor will be sent three (3) membership tickets to sell per animal entered. 5. Red Coat Classic entries will be identified by stall cards. 6. If the Grand Prize membership ticket winner owns or has part interest in an animal entered, that animal is not eligible for selection. 7. Consignors understand that they give up full possession and ½ semen interest in their bull calf if selected and in the case of the heifer calf, retain the right to one flush at the winner’s convenience and the seller’s expense if selected as the Grand Prize winner in exchange for $10,000.00.Join us on Friday, November 25 for the 8. All animals in the Hereford barn will have tie-outs delayed to allow for the draws and animal to be selected. ENTRY FEE: $150.00 per animal entered. ENTRY DEADLINE: November 20 at 3:00 p.m. RED COAT CLASSIC MEMBERSHIPS: Membership tickets may be purchased for $100 and are available prior to Agribition by contacting the SHA office. You do not have to be in attendance to win. Tickets are on sale throughout Agribition until the selection of the Grand Prize. RED COAT CLASSIC GRAND PRIZE DRAW: The Grand Prize Draw will be made on Friday, November 25 and the winner will select his/her bull or heifer of choice at that time. RED COAT CLASSIC DRAWS: Draws will be made during the Red Coat Show. Only those who have purchased membership tickets are eligible to win!
2015 Red Coat Classic $10,000 Winner STANDARD-HILL VIRGINIA 3C exhibited by Standard Hill Livestock, Maidstone, Sk.
Note: The Saskatchewan Hereford Association acts only as a facilitator of the show and is not responsible for any issues which may arise following the show. Any discrepancies are between the draw winner and the exhibitor of the selected bull or heifer. Consignors must guarantee that their animal meet the Canadian Hereford Association “Recommended Breeders Guarantee”.
Red Coat Classic Entry Form Deadline - November 20, 2016 I agree to the show rules as listed above and I also agree to sell three (3) membership tickets per animal entered. Name of Animal: Consignors Name:
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Bonanza 2016 Thanks to all of those that were involved in organizing and implementing another great Bonanza Junior Hereford competition. In all 149 Junior members from Canada, USA and Mexico took part in this year’s festivities. Over the week the Juniors showed 235 head of cattle from all across Canada. Congratulations to the juniors from Saskatchewan who participated in Bonanza. Results are as follows: Open Show Reserve Champion Heifer Calf - Kyla Lees Reserve Champion Junior Yearling Heifer - Emma Lees Reserve Champion Senior Yearling Heifer - Christin Dixon Champion Bull Calf - Luke Andrews Champion Yearling Bull - Sydney Perlinger Champion Two Year Old Bull - Lexie O’Connor Grand Champion Male - Lexie O’Connor Reserve Grand Champion Male - Luke Andrews Commercial Show Champion Yearling Heifer - Haliey Sibbald Reserve Champion Yearling Heifer - Jade Sibbald Supreme Champion - Hailey Sibbald Bred & Owned Champion Yearling Heifer - Sydney Perlinger Reserve Grand Champion Female - Sydney Perlinger Reserve Champion Bull Calf - Sydney Perlinger Champion Yearling Bull - Sydney Perlinger Reserve Grand Champion Male - Sydney Perlinger Showmanship & Grooming Pee Wee Reserve Champion Grooming - Jesse Kopelchuk Junior Champion Grooming - Emma Lees Junior Reserve Champion Grooming - Hailey Sibbald Senior Reserve Champion Grooming - Riley Ingram Junior Champion Showmanship - Emma Lees Open Judging Competition Junior - Emma Lees Intermediate - Madison Sibbald Little League Grooming - 2 nd: Saskatchewan Team Show Basics - 3rd: Saskatchewan Advertising Competition - Saskatchewan
Photography Section A - Pee Wee - 2nd: Becca Lees; Intermediate - 1st: Kylee Dixon; Senior - 3rd: Jillian Just Section B - Pee Wee - 3rd: Becca Lees; Junior - 1st: Blayde Lehmann; Intermediate - 2nd: Mikayla Blaschuck, 3rd: Emma Just; Senior - 2nd: Jillian Just Section C - Junior - 1st: Jordan Dorrance, 3rd: Erin Casey; Intermediate - 2nd: Kylee Dixon; Senior - 1st: Jillian Just Hereford Art Competition Section A - Junior - 1st: Dustin McKim, 2nd: Georgia Pawlitza; Intermediate - 1st: Jesse Procyk, 3rd: Christin Dixon Section B - Pee Wee - 1st: Jade Charlton; Junior - 3rd: Sydney Dorrance Section C -Pee Wee - 1st: Brock Dorrance, 2nd: Jade Charlton, 3rd: Andrew Charlton; Junior - 3rd: Sydney Dorrance; Senior 1st: Jillian Just Literature Section A - Pee Wee - 3rd: Brock Dorrance; Junior - 1st: Georgia Pawlitza; Intermediate - 1st: Kylee Dixkaon Section B - Pee Wee - 1st: Brock Dorrance, 3rd: Andrew Charlton; Junior - 2nd: Dustin McKim; Senior - 3rd: Jillian Just Section C - Pee Wee - 1st: Jade Charlton Bonanza 2016 Premier Breeder - Sydney Perlinger Provincial Grand Aggregate - Saskatchewan Grand Aggregate Senior - Jillian Just Congratulations to David Reid on being presented the Friends of Bonanza Award at the banquet held during Bonanza 2016. David spent many years as adult advisor in Saskatchewan, volunteering, fundraising and organizing events such as Bonanza here in our province. At the CJHA National Council meeting Samantha Rimke was elected as the new CJHA President, Morgan Heidecker was elected as the new Vice President, Jade Ouellet was elected as Secretary and Allison Mastine was re-elected to the role of CJHA Communications. Many thanks to our dedicated group of CJHA Council Members who work very hard to continue the legacy of the CJHA’s national programing.
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Reserve Champion Heifer Calf Kyla Lees
Reserve Champion Junior Yearling Heifer Emma Lees
Reserve Champion Senior Yearling Heifer Christin Dixon
Grand Champion Bull Lexie O’Connor
Reserve Grand Champion Bull Luke Andrews
Champion Yearling Bull Sydney Perlinger
Reserve Grand Champion Bred & Owned Female - Sydney Perlinger
Champion Commercial Yearling Heifer & Supreme Champion - Hailey Sibbald
Reserve Champion Commercial Yearling Heifer - Jade Sibbald
Group of 3 Head From One Family Becca, Kyla & Emma Lees
Bonanza 2016
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SALE Results
4th Annual Premier Hereford Bull Sale
February 8, 2016 - Lloydminster, Saskatchewan Auctioneer: R.C. (Bob) Balog
Sale Results 52 lots Two Year Old Hereford Bulls averaged $5,546.00 52 lots grossed $132,200.00 averaged $5,546.00 82 lots Com m ercial Open Heifers averaged $1,792.00 High Selling Herefords $9,000 - Lot 24 - (Full Possession, ¾ Interest) ACE TRACKER LAD 21B - Buyer: Dale Hawkins, Strom e, AB $8,750 - Lot 31 - WA 11Y BREW STER 75B - Buyer: Four Harts, Vermillion,AB $8,500 - Lot 22 - ACE TRACKER LAD 22 - Buyer: O.C. Ranches, Hardisty, AB $8,000 - Lot 23 - ACE TRACKER LAD 29B - Buyer: O.C. Ranches, Hardisty, AB $7,750 - Lot 14 - ACE 10B - Buyer: Steve Hardy, Edam , SK
Bannerlane... Sale #17
February 9, 2016 - At the Farm, Livelong, Saskatchewan Auctioneer: R.C. Balog
Sale Results 22 lots Two Year Old Hereford Bulls averaged $6,643.00 1 lot Registered Bred Heifer averaged $4,200.00 1 lot Registered Open Heifer averaged $3,250.00 24 lots grossed $153,600.00 averaged $6,400.00 32 Com m ercial Bred Heifers averaged $2,918.00 High Selling Herefords Two Year Old Bulls $20,000 - Lot 8 - BANNERLANE 153Y SUPER STD 38B Buyer: Holloway Farms, Castor, AB $14,500 - Lot 5 - BANNERLANE 108U BRIT 27B Buyer: Poplar Dell Herefords, Edam , SK $11,000 - Lot 2 - ARNL 9B - Buyer: Lone Spruce Ranching, Edam , SK Bred Heifer $4,200 - Lot 25 - BANNERLANE 108U M S BRIT 8B Buyer: Bob Gristwood, M akwa, SK Heifer Calf $3,250 - Lot 26 - BANNERLANE 213Y M S STD 153C Buyer: Terril Pierson, W ardlow, AB
Misty Valley 40th Production Sale
With Guests LO Herefords and Mark Law February 10th, 2016 - At the Ranch, Maidstone, Sask. Auctioneer: R.C. (Bob) Balog
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Sale Results 66 lots Two Year Old Hereford Bulls averaged $5,755 42 lots Registered Bred Hereford Heifers averaged $3,943 4 lots Registered Open Hereford Heifer Calves averaged $3,750 112 lots grossed $560,430.00 averaged $5,004.00 10 Comm ercial Heifer Calves averaged $1,755.00 60 Comm ercial Bred Heifers averaged $2,767.00
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High Selling Herefords Two Year Old Bulls $15,000 - Lot 6 - M VF 923W STANDARD LAD 56B Buyer: Fenton Hereford Ranch Inc., Irma, AB $10,000 - Lot 16 - M VF 499X STD DOM INO LAD 122B Buyer: W ilson Bros and Sons, M cCord, SK $9,000 - Lot 43 - BAR-OM 219T STD TURIN 637B Buyer: Flying T Land & Cattle Ltd., Lloydm inster, AB $9,000 - Lot 62 - LO 166W ASTER LAD 11B Buyer: Fenton Hereford Ranch Inc., Irma, AB $8,250 - Lot 56 - M VF 166Y JUM BO STAN LAD 902B Buyer: W estgard Windim uir Herefords, Sibbald, AB Bred Heifers $8,500 - Lot 87 - M VF 269Y STD DOM LASS 130B Buyer: Corbiell Herefords, Cluny, AB
Carlrams Ranching Ltd. 7th Annual Bull Sale
Guests RNR Flicek Angus and Flicek Hereford Ranch February 11, 2016 - Ath the Ranch, Cut Knife, Sask. Auctioneer: Louis Balog
Sale Results Carlram s Ranching Ltd. 37 Lots Two Year Old Hereford Bulls averaged $6,276.00 8 lots Registered Bred Hereford Heifers averaged $4,050.00 Flicek Hereford Ranch 8 lots Two Year Old Hereford Bulls averaged $5,613.00 RNR Flicek 5 lots Yearling Angus Bulls averaged $4,460.00 5 lots Two Year Old Hereford Bulls averaged $8,450.00 63 Lots grossed $374,000.00 averaged $5,937.00 45 Comm ercial Bred Heifers averaged $2,708.00 6 Com m ercial Heifer Calves averaged $2,000.00 1 Broke Gelding $3,900.00 1 Broke Gelding Pony - Stars Air Am bulance Fundraiser $8,950.00 High Selling Herefords Bulls $18,000 - Lot 371B - CARLRAM S C45X STD LAD 371B Buyer: SNS Herefords, Airdrie, AB $11,000 - Lot 168B - CR 137Y LAD 168B Buyer: Hillsvale Colony, Cut Knife, SK $11,000 - Lot 410B - CARLRAM S A 103Z STD LAD 410B Buyer: Holt Colony, Irma, AB $10,750 - Lot 17B - CR 137Y LAD 17B Buyer: Red Willow Colony, Stettler, AB $10,000 - Lot 228B - CARLRAM S M VF 81Y STD LAD 228B Buyer: Log Valley Ranch, M orse, SK Bred Heifers $5,600 - Lot 340B - CARLRAM S A45X STD LADY 340B Buyer: M isty Valley Farms, M aidstone, SK
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sale results February 15, 2016 - At the Ranch, Wymark, Saskatchewan Auctioneer: Donnie Peacock
Sale Results 29 Lots Yearling Hereford Bulls averaged $8,007.00 1 Lot Two Year Old Bull averaged $6,500.00 30 Lots grossed $238,711.00 averaged $7,957.00 Hereford High Sellers $12,000 – GIL 23C – ½ INT, ½ POSS – DONORAH 28X M ARKED LAD 23C Buyer: Breed Creek Ranch Inc., M ankota, SK $13,750 – GIL 24C – DONORAH 28X DANDY M ARK 24C Buyer: EZ Ranching, Livelong, SK $12,000 – GIL 64C – DONORAH 77J SUPER LAD ET 64C Buyer: Hickory Corner Farms, Briercrest, SK $10,500 – GIL 98C – DONORAH 16Z DOM INO LAD 98C Buyer: Joe Burgess, M aple Creek, SK $10,500 – GIL 132C – DONORAH 16Z DOM INO LAD 132C Buyer: Scott W hite, Shaunavon, SK
Beck Farms & McCoy Cattle Co. 7th Annual Bull Sale
February 24, 2016 - Milestone, SK Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd.
Sale Results 30 Hereford Yearling Bulls averaged $5,733.33 93 Bulls Grossed $546,500.00 averaged $5,876.34 Hereford High Selling Lots Lot 1- M cCoy 5Z Gauge 14C - Blackie Oils Inc., M idale, SK for $15,000.00 Lot 19- M cCoy 70Y Legion 145C - Cannon Cattle, Lake Bronson, M N for $9,500.00 Lot 7- M cCoy 49S Gravity 12C - Aitken Farm s Ltd., Briercrest, SK for $9,000.00 Lot 15- M cCoy 70Y Franchise 106C - Bar 3T Livestock, Sangudo, AB for $8,250.00 Lot 12- OSF M cCoy Chrom e 49S 128C - Kattle Kountry M ortlach Inc., M ortlach, SK for $7,250.00
Braun Hereford Ranch Ranch Ready Bull Sale
March 11, 2016 - At the Ranch Simmie, Saskatchewan Auctioneer: Donnie Peacock
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Sale Results 22 Lots Yearling Hereford Bulls averaged $9,659.00 16 Lots Two Year Old Hereford Bulls averaged $9,078.00 8 Lots Open Registered Hereford Heifers averaged $5,563.00 46 Lots grossed $402,250.00 averaged $8,745.00 23 Open Com m ercial Heifers averaged $2,633.00 Hereford High Sellers Yearling Bulls $31,000 - Lot 1 - BR 15Z CROSSOVER 135C Buyer: Bar Crossroads, Edam , SK, Red Willow Ranch, Cutknife, SK $23,500 - Lot 3 - BR 15Z CLASSIFIED 177C Buyer: Kenneth Skow Inc., M issouri, USA $17,000 - Lot 2 - BR 15Z CASH IS KING 140C Buyer: Church Ranch, Calgary AB
$13,000 - Lot 21 - BR 126W STANDARD 174C Buyer: X Bar X Ranch, Bowm an, ND, USA Two Year Old Bulls $14,500 - Lot 36 - BR 58Y STANM ORE 238B Buyer: Haraga Ranches, Skiff, AB $14,000 - Lot 35 - BR 58Y STANDARD 213B Buyer: W ilson Bros., M cCord, SK Children's Hospital Foundation of SK Donation Heifer $5,000 - Lot 43 - BR 126W DANDY GIRL 182C Buyer: Jam es Blakley, Consul, SK
Standard Hill Connection
March 13, 2016 - Maidstone, Saskatchewan Auctioneer: Ryan Dorran
Sale Results SALE GROSS: 394,900.00 on 96 total animals sold 19 Hereford Bulls averaged $5,215.79 14 Open Hereford Heifers averaged $3,578.57 13 F1 Hybrid Heifers averaged $2,123.08 Hereford High Selling Bulls Lot 15- STANDARD-HILL HEM I 84B sold for $10,500 to Bob Gristwood, W ood B Herefords, Loon Lake, SK Lot 12- STANDARD-HILL HARLAN 82B sold for $8,000 to Curtis W ightm an, Neilburg, SK Lot 18- STANDARD-HILL HEM I 99B sold for $6,000 to Bill Roach, Edam ,SK Lot 13- STANDARD-HILL HARLAN 96B sold for $6,000 to W alter Klassen, Aberdeen, SK Hereford High Selling Heifers Lot 25- STANDARD-HILL STAR 172 C sold for $6,500 to Donnie M itchell, Riverbridge Ranch, M aidstone, SK Lot 39- STANDARD-HILL VIRGINIA 149C sold for $4,750 to Greg Pugh, Pugh Farms, Edgerton, AB
ANL Polled Herefords Bull Sale & Brooks Farms
Sunday, March 20, 2015 - Steelman, SK Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Company
Sale Results 16.75 Yearling Hereford Bulls averaged $5,808.96 2 Two Year Olds Hereford Bulls averaged $4,500.00 10 Open Heifers averaged $1,950.00 28.75 Lots Grossed $125,800.00 averaged $4,375.65 High Selling Yearling Hereford Bulls Lot 1 – ANL 17A Hi Tech 58W 80C 3/4 interest was purchased by Jodi Flaig, Two Hills, AB for $22,250.00 Lot 21 – ANL C HAR 425 Untapped ET 71C purchased by Six M ile Red Angus, Fir M ountain, SK for $7,250.00 Lot 35 – Brooks 425X Untapped 8C purchased by Tableland Cattle Co., Estevan, SK for $6,750.00 Lot 20 – ANL C HAR 425X M aple 86 ET 57C purchased by Corp Creek for $6,500.00 Lot 33 – Brooks 521X Victor 3C purchased by Cory Rutten, Alameda, SK for $5,900.00 High Selling Two Year Old Herefo rd Bulls Lot 24 – ANL 425X Untapped 98W 108B purchased by W ade Sim pson, Boissevain, M B for $5,000.00 Lot 17 – ANL HAR T100 Tahoe 86R ET 83B purchased by High Plains Ranch Ltd., W hitewood, SK for $4,000.00
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Gillespie Hereford Ranch Last Minute Live Auction/ Private Treaty Sale
sale results Wascana Herefords Bull Sale
March 22, 2016 - Johnstone Auction Mart Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Auctioneer: Scott Johnstone
Sale Results 13 lots grossed $75,000.00 Two Year Old Hereford Bulls averaged $5,775.00 Hereford High Sellers $10,500 – Lot 71 – W CC 70X BANKER 213B Buyer: M annle Polled Herefords, W hitewood, SK $8,000 – Lot 84 – W CC 34S BUCKLE-UP 9752B Buyer: Spring Coulee Ent Ltd., Lake Alm a, SK $7,700 – Lot 83 – W CC 34S STOCKM AN 712B Buyer: Spring Coulee Ent Ltd., Lake Alm a, SK $7,000 – Lot 75 – W CC 10Y HOM ETOW N 304B Buyer: Sim on Heraus, Kroneau, SK
Stockman Select Bull Sale
March 26, 2016 - Johnstone Auction Mart Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Auctioneer: Brent Carey & Ryan Dorran
Sale Results 4 lots Yearling Hereford Bulls $7,438.00 24 lots Two Year Old Hereford Bulls $5,927.00 59 lots grossed $372,500.00 averaged $6,314.00 Hereford High Sellers Yearlings $13,750 – Lot 35 – TRIPLE A 2059 M R. SLATE ET 4C Buyer: Gene Brown, North Dakota, USA Two Year Olds $10,750 – Lot 56 – TRIPLE A 9121 BANTAM 56B Buyer: Rocking G Land & Cattle Co. Ltd, Gull Lake, SK $10,000 – Lot 52 – TRIPLE A 9121 BAXTER 18B Buyer: Hickory Corner Farms, Briercrest, SK $8,500 – Lot 49 – TRIPLE A 9121 BILLBOARD 19B Buyer: Frischholz Farm s Ltd, M inton, SK $7,500 – Lot 54 – TRIPLE A 9121 BOO M TOW N 53B Buyer: Kevin Forwood, Assiniboia, SK $7,250 – Lot 55 – TRIPLE A 9121 BUCK 65B Buyer: Rod Gam ble, Pam brun, SK
Wilson Lees 12th Value Added Bull Sale
Friday, April 1, 2016 - Kisbey, SK Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd.
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Sale Results 43.67 Yearling Hereford Bulls averaged $6,399.13 1 Two Year Old Hereford Bull averaged $4,500.00 44.67 Bulls Grossed $283,950.00 averaged $6,356.62. High Selling Yearling Bulls Lot 2 – BNC 201A Diam ond Jim 102C 3/4 interest and full possession purchased by Ron Schm itt, Iowa and M ichael Kaley, Illinois for $25,500.00 Lot 30 – Haroldson’s Red Bull 200Z 4C 2/3 interest and full possession purchased by Roselawn Polled Herefords, Killarney, M B for $12,000.00
Lot 35 – Haroldson’s HLV Brave 48Y 68C 2/3 interest and full possession purchased by Hector Lam ontagre, W awota, SK for $10,500.00 Lot 39 - Haroldson’s Rhino 48Y 41C purchased by Prairie Stock Farm , Khedive, SK for $9,500.00 Lot 11 – Glenlees DBK 429 Redeem 46C purchased by Rafter Y Ranch, Hafford, SK for $8,750.00 Lot 27 – C&T 218Z Cow M aker 51C purchased by Jackson Creek Cattle Co., Sinclair, M B for $8,000.00 Lot 31 – Haroldson’s W LC Bold ET 27C purchased by Herbert Livestock Ventures, W awota, SK for $8,000.00 High Selling Two Year Old Bull Lot 46 – Haroldson’s SCC Victor 211B purchased by Charles Davis for $4,500.00
T BAR K Bull Sale
April 7th, 2016 - Wawota, Saskatchewan - At the Ranch Auctioneer: Brent Carey
Sale Results 9.5 lots Yearling Hereford Bulls averaged $6,153.00 10 Lots Two Year Old Hereford Bulls averaged $5,600.00 56 lots grossed $388,650.00 averaged $6,940.00 High Selling Hereford $15,000 – Lot 47C (½ int, full poss) – T-BAR-K 125Y NEW ERA 47C Buyer: Carlram s Ranching, Cut Knife, SK $13,000 – Lot 32C – T-BAR-K 125Y OVER THE TOP 32C Buyer: Sabin Ranch, Estavan, SK $8,300 – Lot 25B – T-BAR-K 4W ICON 25B Buyer: Dennis Leask, M arcelin, SK $8,250 - Lot 49B – T-BAR-K 125Y X-FACTOR 49B Buyer: Blair & M andy Bendickson, Gladm ar, SK
97th Annual Pride of the Prairies Bull Sale
Sale Results 1 Horned Hereford Bull $5,000 1 Polled Hereford Bull $5,750 5 Polled Hereford - Pen of 1 grossed $22,500 averaged $4,500 6 Horned Hereford - Pen of 2 grossed $21,500 averaged $3,583 6 Polled Hereford - Pen of 3 grossed $22,100 averaged $3,683 Hereford High Selling Lot 141 - Horned Hereford - Double G Livestock AB $5,000 Lot 159 - Polled Hereford - Scott Robinson AB $6,500
Canada’s Red White and Black Sale March 19, 2016 - Moose Jaw, Sk. Auctioneer was Scott Johnstone
Sale Results 22 Hereford bulls averaged $5294 43 Lots grossed $209,500 averaged $4,872 High Sellers XLP 75Z Kelsey 55B, ½ interest and ½ possession for $18,000 sold by Lone Pine Cattle Services purchased by M ission Ridge Herefords, Raym ore, Sk. OVHF 11A Overdrive 15C, $10,000 sold by OVHF purchased by Tozak Farm s, Tribune, Sk. OVHF AXA Yesm an 15B, $8,500 sold by OVHF purchased by Gauley Polled Herefords, Ogem a, Sk.
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advertisers INDEX Ace Herefords Ltd ........................................................ 49 Airriess Acres ................................................................ 33 Anderson Herefords ........................................ Back Cover ANL Polled Herefords .................................................... 10 Arthur Polled Herefords ................................................ 14 Bieber Herefords ........................................................... 33 Big Gully Farm .......................... .................................... 49 BJ Cattle Co. .................................................... Back Cover Blair Athol Farms ......................................................... 12 Blairs.Ag Cattle Co. ....................................................... 10 Braun Ranch Ltd. ............................................................ 3 Brooks Farms ................................................................ 10 Brost Land & Cattle Co.................................................. 13 C & T Cattle Co. ............................................................. 11 Canadian Hereford Digest ............................................ 30 Carlrams Ranching Ltd. ............................................ 26/27 Craig’s Ranching Co. ..................................................... 49 CWA National Hereford Sale ........................................ 41 Double Deuce Acres ...................................................... 33 Fenton Hereford Ranch ................................................ 15 Garrett Ranch Ltd. .......... .............................................. 49 Glenlees Farms ............................................................. 10 Guilford Hereford Ranch ................................................. 8 GWG Polled Herefords .................................................. 33 Haroldson’s Polled Herefords ....................................... 12 Hereford GRLZ ................................................................ 33 HMS Hi-Cliffe ..................................................... 32/33/49 J Bar B Polled Herefords .......... ........................ Back Cover Jesse Procyk ................................................................... 33 JHF Herefords ................................................................ 33
Leveldale Polled Herefords ............................................ 14 Lone Pine Cattle Services ............................................... 33 Martina Herefords ................................ .......................... 45 McCoy Cattle Co. ............................................................. 11 McKerricher Cattle Co. ................................................... 49 Mission Ridge Herefords ................................................. 33 Misty Valley Farms ........................................................... 2 Newton Herefords ............................................ Back Cover Old Burchill Farm ........................................................... 12 Pahl Livestock .................................................................. 38 Phantom Creek Livestock ............................................... 11 PK Herefords .................................................................. 49 River Bridge Ranch ......................................................... 49 Roselawn Polled Herefords ............................................ 12 RSK Farms ........................................................................ 14 Square D Polled Herefords ............................................... 4 Standard Hill Livestock ................. ................................... 49 Stromsmoe Herefords & Black Angus ............................. 35 The Cliffs Farm ............................................................... 49 Til-Toba Polled Herefords .............................................. 12 Top 50 Livestock .............................................................. 49 Triple H Farm Ltd. ............................................................ 33 Twin View Polled Herefords ........................ ................... 11 Wascana Cattle Co. ............................................................ 4 Western National Hereford Sale .................................... 39 WLB Livestock .................................................................. 5 Wunderbar Polled Herefords ......................................... 49 XTC .................................................................................. 23
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hereford clips
Megan Wasden Spiritwood 4-H Regional Grand Champion Yearling Heifer
Kriselly Webber Weyburn 4-H Regional Show Reserve Champion Cow/Calf
Megan Wasden Spiritwood 4-H Regional Grand Champion Steer
Luke Webb Weyburn 4-H Regional Show Grand Champion Steer
Ramsay Flicek Manitou 4-H Beef Club
Emma Lees Weyburn 4-H Regional Show Grand Champion Female
Michelle Hordos Yorkton 4-H Regional Show Grand Champion Steer Reno Multiple 4-H Club (L-R) Sarah Beierbach, Braden Brost, Will Blakely, Rylan Brost, and Jane Beierbach.
Four Generations (L-R) Kurt Lees, Fern Lees holding William Lees and Chris Lees.
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DIRECTORY
Bill & Luke (306)658-4750 Verne (306)658-2022
The Saskatchewan Hereford Association General Manager: Marilyn Charlton Box 713, Weyburn, Sk. S4H 2K8 Phone: 306-842-6149 Email: skhereford@sasktel.net www.saskhereford.com
BIG GULLY FARM THE LEACHMAN’S
Frances, Lance, Shari & Tyler Box 535, Maidstone, Sk. S0M 1M0 Ph/Fax: 306-893-2879 Frances Cell: 306-893-7001
River Bridge Ranch THE MITCHELL’S
Box 475, Maidstone, SK. S0M 1M0 “Breeder’s of Quality Registered Herefords!” David & Maxine (306)893-2838
Bernice (306)893-2846
Donnie & Kerry (306)893-2548
Ace Herefords Ltd. Brady Moncrieff Box 41, Senlac, Sk. S0L 2Y0 (306)228-2239
Box 713, Weyburn, Saskatchewan S4H 2K8 Cattle Cattle Call Call -- October October 2016 2016
Wes (306)658-4535 Cell (306)948-9663
Phone: 306-842-6149
TOP 50 LIVESTOCK
MARC & ARLYSS LEHMANN
P.O. Box 93 Lashburn, Sk. S0M 1H0 Home: 306-285-2426 Email: top50kids@gmail.com
Email: skhereford@sasktel.net Page 4949
BREEDER
Schedule of Events September
30 - Oct 2 - Take the Lead Bid Off, The Cliffs Farm, Hepburn, Sk.
October
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Hereford Harvest Sale, Vibank, Sask. ANL and Guests Production Sale, Steelman, Sask. C & T Cattle Co. “Take The Next Step� Sale, Kisbey, Sask. Blair Athol/Haroldsons & Friends Female Sale, Arcola, Sask. Square D Polled Herefords Production Sale, Langbank, Sk. WLB Livestock Complete Dispersal, Douglas, MB. 4 th Annual Elite Genetics Online Sale, Brandon, MB. Twin View Polled Herefords Production Sale, Strathclair, MB. Manitoba Livestock Expo, Brandon, Manitoba 27 - Western National Hereford Sale 28 - Western National Hereford MOE Show
November
2-5 4-13 9-12
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Lloydminster Stockade Roundup, Lloydminster, Sk. The Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, Ontario 4 - Ontario Hereford Association Futurity & Junior Showmanship 5 - Eastern National Hereford Show Farmfair International, Edmonton, Alberta 9- Hereford Genes Event 10 - Hereford MOE Show Brost Land & Cattle Co Ltd. & Guests Annual Fall Production Sale, Irvine, Alberta LCI Doenz Ranches Annual Production Sale, Warner, Alberta The Amigos Production Sale, Medicine Hat, Alberta Fenton Hereford Ranch Fall 52 nd Fall Production Sale, Irma, Alberta Canadian Western Agribition, Regina, Sask. 24 - National Hereford 25 - National Hereford Show 25 - Red Coat Classic
December
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Manitoba Good As Gold Sale, Brandon, Manitoba January Digest Advertising Booking Deadline British Connection Bull Sale, Lethbridge, AB. Stromsmoe Herefords & Black Angus 32 nd Annual Production Sale, Etzikom, AB. Big Gully Online/On Farm Bull & Heifer Sale, Maidstone, Sask. Guilford Hereford Ranch Complete Dispersal, Swift Current, Sk. All Beef Pen Show, Medicine Hat, Alberta Guilford Hereford Ranch Dispersal, Swift Current, Sk. Happy Holidays! Cattle Call Advertising Booking Deadline for February Issue
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5 th Annual Premier Hereford Bull Sale, Lloydminster, Sask. Bannerlane 18 th Annual Production Sale, Livelong, Sask. Misty Valley Farms 41st Annual Production Sale, Maidstone, Sask. Carlrams Ranching 8 th Annual Bull Sale, Cut Knife, Sk.
February
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Raise the curtain for the
National Hereford Show At Canadian Western Agribition
Friday, November 25 at 9:00 a.m. in the Chevrolet GMC Stadium Judges: Dawn & Lee Wilson, Bashaw, Alberta National Hereford Sale - Thursday, November 24 at 5:00 p.m. Contact T Bar C Cattle Co. at 306-933-4200 for more information View catalogue online at www.buyagro.com
Red Coat Classic - Friday, November 25 at 4:00 pm.
Entry Deadline: November 20
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Grand Prize: $10,000 Cash!
Make sure to mark your calendar and join us for the naming of the 2016 National Hereford Champions! The Saskatchewan Hereford Association
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Box 713, Weyburn, Sask. S4H 2K8 Phone: 306-842-6149 Email: skhereford@sasktel.net Website: www.saskhereford.com
J-BAR-B A152 DEXTER 40D
WBO 40D
BW: 92 lbs
WW: 754 lbs
Homo Polled
Featuring 74 Bulls from:
J Bar B Polled Herefords
John & Brenda Lutz (403) 642-2363 jaimelutz@yahoo.com
Jim & Terry Newton (403) 758-6220 jtnewton@xplornet.ca
BJ Cattle Co. (403) 758-3339 bjcc@xplornet.ca
Anderson Ranches
Darryl & Lori Anderson
(403) 653-1385 andersonranchesltd@gmail.com
BW: 78 lbs
WW: 834 lbs adj
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BJ & Jody Scheirlinck
BJ’S DIRT BIKE 602
JEN SILVER STD 9C
BW: 96 lbs WW: 771 lbs adj YW: 1124 lbs adj
d ecember 3, 2016 1:00 Pm
Newton Herefords
BJCC 2D
NRY 9C
Black
FA MVP BRITISHER 4C
FAAA 4C BW: 96 lbs WW: 776 lbs adj YW: 1145 lbs adj
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