Cattle Call February 2017 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SASKATCHEWAN HEREFORD ASSOCIATION Canadian Mail Product Agreement No. 40012604
The Breed You Can Trust
Offering: 70 LONG YEARLING BULLS – bred to be rugged and durable, these bulls sell semen tested and guaranteed. – Includes 10 top quality bulls from Lanni Bristow 45 BRED REGISTERED HEIFERS – an excellent group of females, representing many of our present herdsires. 55 BRED COMMERCIAL HEREFORD HEIFERS – home raised and bred to light-birthweight Horned Hereford bulls. 14 REGISTERED & COMMERCIAL HEIFER CALVES – from the top of Mark Law's heifer crop.
BAR-OM 3T STD LAD 643C
BAR-OM 499X DOMINO LAD 660C
643C is from a productive daughter of the deep, thick Fowlie 19S bull. 634C's sire, 3T, was known for his short markings, thickness, fleshing ability & calving ease.
660C displays the thickness and hair coat of his father, 499X. His mother is a feminine, productive daughter of the Riverbridge 21S herd sire.
Whether you have a straightbred of crossbred operation, we've got bulls that fit. Come early to look at the cattle – join us for lunch at 11:30 a.m. M.S.T. For More Information or catalogues, contact: Harold Oddan 306-893-2783 Cell: 306-893-7225 Mark Law: Law 204-526-5818
mvf@sasktel.net R.R. 1 Maidstone, SK S0M 1M0
Maurice Oddan 306-893-2737 Cell: 306-893-7325 Lanni Bristow: Bristow 780-614-1268
20 km N. of Maidstone on Hwy 21, 6.5 km W. on Hwy 303, then 6 km N. on Range Road 3241 OR 38.5 km E. of Lloydminster on Hwy 303, then 6 km N. on Range Road 3241
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February 6th, 2017 Lloydminster Exhibition Grounds Lloydminster, SK - 1:00PM MST • Come Join us For Lunch! 140 Head on Offer 50 Two Year Olds • Approximately 90 Commercial Open Heifers
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LF 5Z CAPONE ET 70C GH 7101 ROCK SOLID 5Z C02966706 LF RIBSTONE LASS 3T C02895024
UPS JT NEON 7101 1ET GH-ADAMS STONETTE 542S SFL 45L STANDARD PRINCE ET 38R SFL 15N RIBSTONE LASS 60R
ACE TRACKER MJT TRACKER 33X C02964362 ACE TRACKER LAD 7C C03025840
Lock Farms
Stan & Susan Lock Box 215, Macklin, SK S0L 2C0 P: 306-753-2229 C: 306-753-7884 lockfarms@xplornet.com www.lockfarms.com
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LAD 7C
GH ADAMS NEON TRACKER ET 507T MJT 21K CHARISMA 29N ACE 93J LAD 1R ACE SCULLY LASS 11U
Davies Ranch Keith Davies Box 90, LaCorey, AB T0A 2E0 P: 780-826-5431 C: 780-826-0383 kdavies@mcsnet.ca
KTD WOODY 28C LLR 102T SUPER SILVER LAD 49Z C02975745 KTD MISS SILVER 68W C02929296
SGC 129P SUPER LAD 102T LLR 41M SILVER STD BRIT 49U DUNROBIN REDMAN 98S DUNROBIN 16H SILVER 97K
WA 406W COCOA 76C BBSF 4S WASHINGTON 406W C02931926 WA 27S SHENAYE 42W C02927497
Ace Herefords
BP 29M ADMIRAL ET 4S PDHR SILVER LASS 12R TRIPLE-A MAX’S SMOK’N 27S WA 11H SHENAYE 63R
Ayrey Hereford Farms
Brady Moncrieff & Chantel Worthington Bill & Wendy, Box 41, Shana, Jinaye & Kendall Ayrey Senlac, SK S0L 2Y0 Box 12, Evesham, SK S0L 1B0 P: 306-228-2239 P: 306-753-2500 C: 306-753-7040 C: 306-228-9177 bwayrey@hotmail.ca ace_herefords@hotmail.com www.ayreyherefords.com
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Annual Bull Sale April 6, 2017 at the Ranch
13 – Two Year Old Hereford Bulls 15 – Yearling Hereford Bulls
RED T-K COBRA 34B – Feature Sons Sell in Sale BW .7 WW 46 YW 80 M 19 TM 42
20 – Two year Old Red Angus Bulls 35 – Red Angus Yearling Bulls
T BAR K 125Y AVIATOR 16D BW 4.3 WW 60 YW 103 M 21 TM: 51 DOB: March 13, 2016 Sire: MW Dakota 125Y
T BAR K 125Y BLUE CHIP 6D BW 4.3 WW 58 YW 101 M 19 TM: 48 DOB: March 4, 2016 Sire: MW Dakota 125Y
Stop in for a look at our 2017 bulls, the coffee is always on!
Kevin & Kim Dorrance Box 389 Wawota, SK S0G 5A0 Phone: 306-739-2944 Kevin's Cell: 306-577-9861 Email: dorrance@sasktel.net Page 4 4
T BAR K 125Y BLUE CHIP 6D BW 4.3 WW 58 YW 101 M 19 TM: 48 DOB: March 4, 2016 Sire: MW Dakota 125Y
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Bulls that excel in both the Ring and Pasture!
Wilson Lees Value Added Bull Sale Friday, April 7, 2017
Right Cross Ranch Sales Facility, Kisbey, SK 2 PM sale start time
5% Volume Discount on 2 or more bulls - Free Delivery within 300 miles
Blair Athol Farms Duncan & Val Lees 306-455-2619 or 306-577-9703 Je & Grace Lees 306-577-1375 www.blairatholfarms.com
Glenlees Farm George Lees 306-455-2612 Corey & Tasha Lees 306-455-2714 or 306-577-9971 www.glenlees.com
Haroldson’s Polled Herefords Chad Wilson 306-577-1256 www.haroldsons.com
C&T Cattle Co. Chris & Tina Lees 306-455-2605 or 306-577-7370 Kurt Lees 306-421-8318
For more information or catalogues contact T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd - 306-933-4200 - info@tbarc.com
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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
ON THE COVER This issue's photo from Braun Ranch Ltd., Simmie, Sk.
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Association News
From the SHA Office
Marilyn Charlton, General Manager
Happy New Year! From the Saskatchewan Hereford Association, we wish you and yours all the best in 2017. The National Hereford Show held during Canadian Western Agribition proved again to be a huge success thanks to the exhibitors, sponsors and volunteers. Check out page 25 for a list of the volunteers and sponsors. New last year at Agribition, was the ability to use half of the new International Trade Centre for cattle, horses and sheep which meant the show could accommodate more than 2,000 head after the demolition of older barns. Construction should be complete for next year's show where the International Business Centre will move to the mezzanine area and the show ring to move from Exhibition Stadium. The stadium was to be demolished last year but was left standing and is now slated to go down in the spring. Livestock sales were strong and the top seller was a twothirds interest in a Hereford bull calf from Haroldson's Polled Herefords of Wawota, Sk., selling for $70,000 to Medonte Highlands Polled Herefords and NCX Polled Herefords. Presentations were made during the Hereford show. Joe Vey Jr. was presented with his 50 year membership pin from the Canadian Hereford Association and Harold Henderson was presented a gate sign from the Southeast Hereford Zone in recognition of receiving the Sask Commercial Cattleman of the Year. Stephen Scott, CHA Executive Director presented Daryl Kirton with his Past President jacket. From all of the breeders in Saskatchewan, we would like to thank Daryl for the time and dedication he has given to the Hereford breed as President of the CHA over the past two years. In 2002, instituted by a motion of the Canadian Western Agribition Board of Directors, was an award called the Canadian Western Agribition Builder Award. In 2003, the award was renamed in honor of Canadian Western Agribition's first President Chris Sutter. The Chris Sutter Award is awarded to individuals or companies that demonstrate exemplary contribution to the development of Canadian Western Agribition. The recipient last year was the late Thomas Lees. Tom's involvement with Agribition began with its inception. In 1971 Tom, Chris Sutter and Jim Lewthwaite had a dream of an international agricultural show highlighting the cattle industry. What began as an Cattle Call - February 2017 Cattle Call – February 2017
idea in February 1971 was in fact reality by the first week of December that same year. Tom Lees was a Director from the beginning and at the time of his death he held the position of Vice President and would have most likely become President in 1975. Presenting the award to his sons Duncan and Chris Lees was CWA Past President Reed Andrew.
Special thank you to the Saskatchewan Juniors Jordan Dorrance, Morgan Heidecker, Dustin McKim and adult advisor Karen McKim for their assistance with class presentations during the National Hereford show. For more information on the juniors or how you can become involved contact Karen McKim at rbdranch@live.ca. Our best wishes to Brad Dubeau as he leaves the Canadian Hereford Association to tackle new challenges with the Alberta Beef Producers. Thank you Brad for all the time and effort you dedicated to developing the Digest and for your support of the Hereford breed and its members. Until next time.
CATTLE CALL FEBRUARY 2017 ISSUE 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: 306-842-0296 Email: skhereford@sasktel.net Website: www.saskhereford.com
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Another year is in the books! Happy New Year to everyone near and far. The Christmas/New Year’s Holiday break is always interesting at our house as there are three little ones to watch. Of course our children each received the gift that keeps giving on their first Christmas’, a Hereford heifer! Many exciting things have happened in the breed since the last Cattle Call and we are into another exciting bull sale season. The fall sales run saw things level off slightly from recent history, but the best cattle sold very well from all accounts and averages in the sales reports are certainly respectable and profitable. There were many unique opportunities this fall with strong sets of dispersal cattle and consigners stepping up and acknowledging that quality always sells. The largest Hereford show in Canada happens annually in Regina at Canadian Western Agribition. The Saskatchewan Hereford Association is very much involved with the organization of this show and a huge “Thank You” goes out to all volunteers, staff, participants, and attendees that make the show great. Congratulations to the 2016 Champions: Hirsche Herefords, Triple A Herefords, Harvie Ranching, and Glenlees Farm. More details on the show in this issue, as well as information on other Hereford events at Agribition. There are many opportunities to buy Hereford bulls and genetics coming with the bull/production sales coming up across Saskatchewan February through April. The Hereford breed has come a long way since it lost its vibrancy of the seventies. The Hereford cattle that are available now are not the same as the ones people turned away from decades ago. Along with the constant breed character traits such as efficiency, docility, and fertility, Hereford breeders have selected for animals with superior longevity, improved growth, tidier udders, and increased vigour. I encourage cattlemen to give Hereford a try. Whether it is putting in your first Hereford bulls since Grandpa had them, or trying a performance Hereford bull on a group of cows in addition to your Hereford heifer bulls. The Hereford bulls are out there for you to meet your breeding goals. I encourage breeders selling genetics to present our Hereford breed as classy as possible. This may mean hiring professionals to clip and picture cattle, design your catalogue, and help with your marketing plans. The extra effort will be rewarded. Also, remember to follow the Canadian Hereford Association Breeder Guarantee and follow up with buyers to adjust and create breeding goals to their demands. There are genetic and management factors to consider and one without the other just won’t work. Best of luck to all the sellers and buyers this spring! I look forward to serving the Saskatchewan Hereford breeders in 2017. Enjoy this edition of Cattle Call. Cattle Call - February 2017 Cattle Call – February 2017
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Carlrams Ranching Ltd
8th Annual Bull Sale ~ 2:00 ‘Sask Time’
Thursday - February 9th Please be our guest for lunch at noon before the sale! Carl & Dalynn’s Yard - 5 miles North of Cut Knife, SK
A 30C CARLRAMS MVO 81Y STD ROYAL 30C
A 357C CARLRAMS LBH 339Y KAPTAIN 357C
- HORNED HEREFORD BULLS - BLACK ANGUS BULLS - POLLED HEREFORD BULLS - 2 KIDS PONIES - WORKING BORDER-COLLIE PUP - ALL ON OFFER -
CR 417C CR 81Y WEST LAD 417C
CR 48C CR 137Y LAD 48C
Marilyn’s working Border Collie had puppies this winter & we will be selling one sale day. All proceeds will be donated to Ronald McDonald House of Saskatoon.
Cal & Marilyn (306) 398-7343
Please note the sale will not be online for bidding or viewing.
Carl & Dalynn (306) 398-7879
Please contact us for any assistance on sale day.
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada ~ Catalgoue will be online January 7th ~
www.CarlramsRanching.com
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Corbiell Herefords Spring Bull Sale February 16, 2017 New Location – 1:00 PM - Silver Sage Arena, Brooks, Alberta Offering 44 Two Year Old Horned Hereford Bulls Plus A Strong Group of Replacement Quality Heifers ● All Bulls Halter Broke ● All Bulls Semen Tested ● No Bulls Previously Sold ● Fully Guaranteed
C 27C
C 28C
C 52C
C 53C
C 54C
C 104C
C 157C
C 81C
C 30C
Call or write for a catalogue or better yet stop for a visit anytime!
See complete offering online at www.corbiellherefords.com
BRAD & TAMMY, TY & MELISSA 403-734-2111 Box 337, Cluny,AB T0J 0S0 Brad's Cell: 403-934-8714 Email: corbiell.trinityranch@gmail.com Ty, DVM: 403-934-0297 6.4 km N., 1km W. of Fas Gas Service Station on Hwy 1 at Hwy 842, Cluny, AB
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“Herefords and Hauling” Harold Henderson Named Saskatchewanʼs 2016 Commercial Producer of the Year
‘Keep it simple’ is Harold Henderson’s mantra and it has provided the framework for a successful cattle operation which was recently recognized as the Saskatchewan Hereford Association’s 2016 Commercial Cattleman of the Year. “There isn’t anything simpler than an old Hereford cow,” says Henderson. Breed them to have any colour calf that you want, he says and they are easy to work with to-boot. This Redvers area producer has deep roots in southeast Saskatchewan. His grandfather established Hillview Farms north of Carlyle and his parents established JKH Polled Herefords at Carrievale. Harold credits his parents for getting him started in the cattle business, remembering that they gifted him with a heifer – “42E” - for helping around the farm. Participation in the Carrievale 4-H Beef Club followed, from age 11 to 18. Harold recalls winning Reserve Champion Heifer honours at the regional 4-H show but says that back then, there was a greater emphasis on show steers, including pens of five steers. Like many young men, Harold tried a stint in the oil patch and one winter in B.C. was enough for him. He headed back to Saskatchewan and started working in the local grain elevator in the fall of 1979. A year later, he was managing the Stoughton Elevator.
In 1982, Harold married Della Dangstorp and the couple had three sons - Dylan, Chris and Logan. In 1986, the couple rented some grain land and returned to the Redvers area to farm with Della’s father and brother. Harold’s heart was just not in grain farming, so he ended up buying a “semi” and started hauling for Hutton Livestock. He enjoyed hauling cattle and grain. Harold and Della ended up buying the company in 1990. Harold’s love of the cattle business eventually led him to buy 10 Polled Hereford heifers in 1995 - a hobby herd that he hoped would help him stay closer to home. The heifers were purchased from the Southeast Sale at Arcola and from Whitewood. More heifers followed the next year and the “hobby” farm expanded. The heifers were custom fed in the winter and grazed in the summer on pastureland that Harold and Della had acquired. BSE proved the turning point from hobby farm to a serious cattle enterprise. Keeping heifers back and purchasing more females, Harold found that he started getting too many cows to continue calling his herd a hobby. Breeding mostly Hereford females to Black Angus bulls, Harold established a cross breeding program that continues to work for him today. Currently sitting at 140 cows, the Henderson herd is roughly half Hereford and half Black Angus and most of the black cows have Hereford somewhere in their lineage. Harold runs 9 bulls and is breeding 33 heifers in 2016, half of which are already sold. The operation consists of 1,400 acres of pasture and hay land. All grain is purchased. The rest of the operation includes four horses, a lot of barn cats and what Harold calls a “continuation steer”. The steer, a former 4-H project of Logan’s is now 5 years old and a favourite of Della’s that found his way back home after a 4-H sale. She was so sad, she didn’t even watch the sale so Harold bought it back for her at $1,200 and it now runs with the yearling heifers, providing calm guidance and leadership
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when the chop pail comes out! Nine walking bulls are turned out June 6 th and are pulled August 6th. Calving begins in mid-March. This number of bulls ensures that cows get pregnant and the calving period remains tight. “Last year we had 76 per cent calve in the first go round,” says Harold. That number dropped to 68 percent in 2016, but it is a number that is always monitored and controlled as much as possible. Calving needs to be wrapped up inside a tight window of time so that Harold can start hauling cattle to pasture for local clients. A shorter calving season also plays into his marketing strategy for the calves. On grass with the cows, calves are weaned by the end of November using nose clips that prevent nursing. Calves are then be backgrounded until early February and sold at the auction market at Alameda, Saskatchewan. Henderson is not a fan of pre-sort sales. He wants to see his calves in a package so he can compare his breeding program with others. “In Alameda, they say whose cattle they are when they come into the ring so you better have a little pride in your program,” he emphasizes. The aim is to have 35 or more steers in a package. “My red steers actually outweighed my blacks by 20 pounds and I got a quarter of a cent per pound more for the red hided steers than the blacks,” says Harold. Harold did consider adding some continental genetics to his breeding program. “I was going to go exotic, looking for a little more frame. Then I talked to a cattle buyer who asked me what was wrong with the cheque I got that day. That’s when I went out and bought a couple more Hereford bulls.” Weaning time is over before Canadian Western Agribition. Harold tries to get up to the show for a few days every year.
He likes to keep tabs on what the purebred industry is up to. It also reinforces his decision to purchase females and bulls from the many polled breeders from his corner of the province. “I go to Agribition and watch the show and the guys from southeast Saskatchewan are right up there winning classes and some have champions. Pretty well all [my] animals have been bought from all these guys in the southeast.” Harold also keeps up-to-date on Hereford business by reading the Canadian Hereford Digest in his spare time. He recalls hauling some cattle to an Ontario Hereford breeder and surprising him by pulling out a dog-eared copy of the magazine from his truck, to show him his preferred reading material! Keeping things simple in the Henderson program calls for Polled Herefords and strategic bull selection for calving ease. For Harold, that means no bulls with birthweights over 90 pounds and even lighter birthweights for bulls used on heifers. “Once they come out and start growing, I can make money,” he says. “If they come out with a big calf lying dead, I can’t make any money!” Typically, bull shopping, for Harold, involves studying EPDs and performance information in catalogues before he heads in to the sale pens. “EPDs are a good thing but I still like to look at the animal,” he says. Harold turns yearling bulls out with about 15 cows. Older bulls are turned out with 20 cows. When the bulls are pulled in August, they are all turned out on a pasture one mile south of Redvers where they can get back in shape for the next breeding season. Cow size is between 1,200 and 1,400 pounds, which is
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where Harold would like to keep it. He believes in a strict culling process to rid his herd of problems and doesn’t run a bull in his cull cow pasture. Pairs are sorted and hauled out in a liner in the spring. “It’s one heck of a day to get 140 pairs moved,” he says, adding, “The wife and I don’t usually bond too good the next day.” On sorting and hauling days, Della and their son Logan and a couple other guys help out. Help has been limited in the southeast corner of Saskatchewan, with the oil field as a major competitor for labour. Their youngest son Logan is interested in the cow business and Harold is very supportive of his growing involvement. Logan moved to the cattle yard on the west end of Redvers where the Hendersons calve their cows. Harold says he is being the “banker” as Logan builds his own herd while also working in the oil patch. Harold recognizes the need to encourage more young people to become involved in agriculture. He believes in giving them a break when it comes to selling them females and has also been a long-time supporter of local 4-H sales. He has supported young Saskatchewan Hereford breeders and Junior Hereford Association members by hauling their cattle to Bonanzas in Camrose, Alberta and Salmon Arm, British Columbia. Developing a problem-free, low maintenance cowherd has enabled Harold to continue trucking in the spring and fall and to fit in another job sourcing canola for a crushing plant in North Dakota. These outside jobs mean that his cows may get checked just once a week in the summer and long distance hauls can take him away for a few days at a time in the winter months. Winter feeding is set up in a series of paddocks so that all someone has to do is let cows in for chop and then open a gate to the next paddock for more feed. This is just another of Harold’s innovative ways of keeping operations simple!
The Saskatchewan Hereford Association and the Southeast Hereford Zone would like to congratulate Harold Henderson on being selected as Saskatchewan's 2016 Commercial Producer of the Year.
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AYREY HEREFORD FARMS Selling at the 5th Annual Premier Hereford Bull Sale February 6, 2017 – 1:00 pm MST Lloydminster Exhibition Grounds, Lloydminster, SK
Lot 33 – WA11Y CUT LOOSE 12C
Lot 41 – WA 16Y COUGAR 67C
Lot 37 – WA 406W CORVETTE 39C
Lot 38 – WA 48Z CEASER 47C
Lot 43 – WA 406W COCOA 76C
Lot 49 – WA 11Y COWBOY 144C
Bull sale videos are available for the viewing on ayreyherefords.com For more information, please contact:
Bill & Wendy Shana, Jinaye, Mike, Kendall & Kadin Box 12 Evesham, Sask. S0L 1B0 Phone: 306-753-2500 Cell: 306-753-7040 Email: bwayrey@hotmail.ca
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IT’S THE DEPTH AND UNIFORMITY
IN THE COWHERD THAT WILL GIVE YOU THE CONSISTENCY IN YOUR BULL’S PROGENY!
Offering Long Yearling Bulls 75 by Private Treaty 16 at Calgary Bull Sale March 2 10 at Medicine Hat Bull Sale March 15t nd
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Also offering Bred Heifers for sale and a big group of coming Yearling Bulls
Featuring Bulls Like...
20X dam of 365C
O U T
31Z dam of 350C
O F
39Y dam of 393C
L I K E GE EPD
D LBH 438Z STANDARD 285C A M S
{DLF IEF HYF}
BW
WW
YW
Milk
TM
MPI
FMI
REA
MARB
+6.4
+60.9
+93.6
+22.3
+52.8
+99.0
+119.5
+0.12
+0.14
48T dam of 323C
T H E S E
318Z dam of 378C
326T dam of 123C
348X dam of 47C
224U dam of 125C
121Z dam of 30C
315T dam of 57C
262Z dam of 281C
93L dam of 95C, 115C & 142C
244Y dam of 285C
215W dam of 93C
102Y dam of 88C
Bull Calves and Bred Females also available
359T dam of 288C
297T dam of 199C
For Bull Pictures and Detailed Information please visit our website or give us a call for a catalog
Andy & Margaret Schuepbach
Ruth, Michelle and Daniel Phone: (403) 625-4693 Cell: (403) 625-6316 Fax: (403) 625-1500 Box 2044, Claresholm, AB T0L 0T0 10 miles (16 km) East of Claresholm to sign, then 4 1/2 miles (7.2 km) North
Email: andy@lilybrookherefords.com
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116M dam of 152C
Hans Ulrich (403): 625-2237
www.lilybrookherefords.com
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EVENTS JTL Stockade Roundup – November 2-5, 2016 Judge: Kyle Lewis, Spruce Grove, AB Horned Show Results Junior Champion Bred Heifer DRR Class Act 75C - Deer Ridge Ranch, Dewberry, AB Reserve Junior Champion Bred Heifer SS-Topline Miss Canada 323C - SS Cattle Co., Irma, AB Senior Champion Bred Heifer MJT 495Y Cindy 105C - MJT Cattle Co. Ltd, Edgerton, AB Reserve Senior Champion Bred Heifer LF 5Z Rock Solid Lady 71C - Lock Farms Ltd., Macklin, SK Senior Champion Female Big-Gully V-9 Venerable 320A - Top-50 Livestock, Lashburn, SK Junior Champion Female Calf LF 4009 Daisy 25D - Lock Farms Ltd., Macklin, SK Reserve Junior Champion Female Calf Ace Duke Lass 23D - Brady Moncrieff, Senlac, SK Grand Champion Female Big-Gully V-9 Venerable 320A - Top-50 Livestock, Lashburn, SK Reserve Grand Champion Female MJT 495Y Cindy 105C - MJT Cattle Co. Ltd, Edgerton, AB Junior Champion Bull Calf Ace Duke Lad 4D – Brady Moncrieff, Senlac, SK Reserve Junior Champion Bull Calf Ace Duke Lad 1D – Brady Moncrieff, Senlac, SK Intermediate Champion Bull Calf LF 5Z Diago ET 10D – Lock Farms Ltd., Macklin, SK Senior Champion Bull Calf HMS Hi-Cliffe 13X Dominic 56D – HMS Hi-Cliffe, Outlook, SK Junior Champion Bull LF 5Z Capone ET 70C – Lock Farms Ltd. Macklin, SK Reserve Junior Champion Bull SS-Topline Canadian Power 123C – SS Cattle Co., Irma, AB Grand Champion Bull HMS Hi-Cliffe 13X Dominic 56D – HMS Hi-Cliffe, Outlook, SK Reserve Grand Champion Bull LF 5Z Capone ET 70C – Lock Farms Ltd. Macklin, SK
Grand Champion Horned Female
Reserve Grand Champion Horned Female
Grand Champion Horned Bull
Breeder's Herd – Lock Farms Ltd., Macklin, SK Get of Sire – Lock Farms Ltd., Macklin. SK Pair of Bulls – Lock Farms Ltd., Macklin, SK Reserve Grand Champion Horned Bull
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Polled Show Results Junior Champion Bred Heifer Manchester 39A Hi-Style 550C – Manchester Polled Herefords, Seclac, SK Reserve Junior Champion Bred Heifer JJPH 106A Cypress 531C – Double J Polled Herefords, Maidstone, SK Senior Champion Bred Heifer MJT 9Z Cindy 102C – MJT Cattle Co Ltd., Edgerton, AB Reserve Senior Champion Bred Heifer Top-50 Classy 1C – Top 50 Livestock, Lashburn, SK Senior Champion Female Manchester 83T Free Style 450B – Manchester Polled Herefords, Senlac, SK Reserve Senior Champion Female TCF GHC 11X Miss Ultra 306A – HMS Hi-Cliffe, Outlook, SK Junior Champion Female Calf Elberfeld Diamond 35D – Top 50 Livestock, Lashburn, SK Reserve Junior Champion Female Calf LF 48A Chrome 26D – Lock Farms Ltd., Macklin, SK Intermediate Champion Female Calf Elberfeld Dreamwork 5D – Top 50 Livestock, Lashburn, SK Reserve Intermediate Champion Female Calf Rednex 262Y Dara 83D – Rednex Ranch, Wildwood, AB Senior Champion Female Calf Manchester 106A Style Me 650D – Manchester Polled Herefords, Senlac, SK Reserve Senior Champion Female Calf JJPH 106A 303A Rayne 614D – Double J Polled Herefords, Maidstone, SK Grand Champion Female Manchester 83T Free Style 450B – Manchester Polled Herefords, Senlac, SK Reserve Grand Champion Female TCF GHC 11X Miss Ultra 306A – HMS Hi-Cliffe, Outlook, SK Junior Champion Bull Calf Ace Duke Lad 11D – Brady Moncrieff, Senlac, SK Intermediate Champion Bull Calf Manchester 39A Eclipse 629D – Manchester Polled Herefords, Senlac, SK Reserve Intermediate Champion Bull Calf HMS Hi-Cliffe 10Y Draco 134D – HMS Hi-Cliffe, Outlook, SK Senior Champion Bull Calf TCF 305A Stacked 609D – The Cliffs Farm, Hepburn, SK Reserve Senior Champion Bull Calf Manchester 106A Rebel 634D – Manchester Polled Herefords, Senlac, SK Junior Champion Bull Remitall-W 50 Shades ET 12C – Manchester Polled Herefords, Senlac, SK Reserve Junior Champion Bull Remitall-W GD Lawless ET 37C - Manchester Polled Herefords, Senlac, SK Senior Champion Bull K-Cow Brier 280B – K-Cow Ranch, Elk Point, AB Reserve Senior Champion Bull NCX Bazinga 19B – NCX Polled Herefords, Brosseau, AB Grand Champion Bull K-Cow Brier 280B – K-Cow Ranch, Elk Point, AB Reserve Grand Champion Bull Remitall-W 50 Shades ET 12C – Manchester Polled Herefords, Senlac, SK
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Grand Champion Polled Female
Reserve Grand Champion Polled Female
Grand Champion Polled Bull
Reserve Grand Champion Polled Bull
Breeder's Herd – The Cliffs Farm, Hepburn,SK Get of Sire – The Cliffs Farm, Hepburn, SK Pair of Bulls – HMS Hi-Cliffe, Outlook, SK
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CWA National Hereford Show – November 25, 2016 Judge: Lee & Dawn Wilson, Bashaw, AB Horned Show Results Champion Heifer Calf GH Kilo Dominette 64D Hirsche Herefords & Angus, High River, AB Reserve Champion Heifer Calf GH MVP Lady Delight 22D Hirsche Herefords & Angus, High River, AB Junior Champion Female Triple-A 1229 Chloe 15C - Triple A Herefords, Moose Jaw, SK Reserve Junior Champion Female BCD 26Z Carina 542C - Brad Dallas, Bowden, AB Senior Champion Female BCD 323S Kenzie 217Z - Brad Dallas, Bowden, AB Reserve Senior Champion Female GH Script Diamond Lady 91A Hirsche Herefords & Angus Grand Champion Female GH Kilo Dominette 64D Hirsche Herefords & Angus, High River, AB Reserve Grand Champion Female BCD 323S Kenzie 217Z - Brad Dallas, Bowden, AB Champion Bull Calf WJP MVP Discovey 16D - Hirsche Herefords & Angus Reserve Champion Bull Calf Triple A 11B Duke ET 18D – Triple A Herefords Junior Champion Bull Big-Gully 102 Hurley 271C – Big Gully Farms, Maidstone, SK Reserve Junior Champion Bull H WR Catapult 5511 ET Rocking G Land & Cattle Co., Gull Lake, SK Senior Champion Bull Triple-A 2059 Bam Bam ET 11B – Triple A Herefords Reserve Senior Champion Bull CCR 9500 Barcode 38B – Copper Creek Ranch, Princeton, BC Grand Champion Bull Triple-A 2059 Bam Bam ET 11B – Triple A Herefords Reserve Grand Champion Bull Big-Gully 102 Hurley 271C – Big Gully Farms, Maidstone, SK Breeder's Herd – Hirsche Herefords & Angus Get of Sire – Hirsche Herefords & Angus Junior Get of Sire – Hirsche Herefords & Angus Premier Breeder & Exhibitor – Hirsche Herefords & Angus Herdsman Award – Braun Ranch Ltd., Simmie, SK
Sr. Division Champion Heifer Calf BNC Glenlees 14Z Chantel 1D – Glenlees Farms Reserve Sr. Division Champion Heifer Calf Remitall W GD Marvel ET 13D – Remitall-West, Olds, AB Junior Champion Female Next Gen Riesling 295 ET – Harvie Ranching, Olds, AB Reserve Junior Champion Female Harvie MS Firefly ET 198C – Harvie Ranching, Olds, AB Senior Champion Female RVP 51X Ablaze 7A – Harvie Ranching, Olds, AB Reserve Senior Champion Female Remitall West Belle 36B – Remitall-West, Olds, AB Grand Champion Female RVP 51X Ablaze 7A – Harvie Ranching, Olds, AB Reserve Grand Champion Female Remitall West Belle 36B – Remitall-West, Olds, AB Jr. Division Champion Bull Calf Haroldsons Upgrade T100 33D Haroldsons Polled Herefords, Wawota, SK Reserve Jr. Division Champion Bull Calf Glenlees 27B Vengeance 77D – Glenlees Farms, Arcola, SK Sr. Division Champion Bull Calf Haroldsons Totem 200Z 5D – Haroldsons Polled Herefords Reserve Sr. Division Champion Bull Calf Haroldsons Apothic 38B ET 26D Haroldsons Polled Herefords, Wawota, SK Junior Champion Bull BNC 201A Diamond Jim 102C – Glenlees Farms Reserve Junior Champion Bull Remitall W Rio Lobo ET 26C – Remitall-West Senior Champion Bull Remitall W GD Waterloo ET 12B - Remitall-West Reserve Senior Champion Bull BBSF 465Y Broker 68B Glenrose Polled Herefords, Camrose, AB Grand Champion Bull BNC 201A Diamond Jim 102C – Glenlees Farms Reserve Grand Champion Bull Remitall W GD Waterloo ET 12B - Remitall-West Breeder's Herd – Remitall-West, Olds, AB Get of Sire – Haroldsons Polled Herefords, Wawota, SK Junior Get of Sire – Haroldsons Polled Herefords Premier Breeder & Exhibitor – Haroldsons Polled Herefords Herdsman Award – The Cliffs Farm, Hepburn, SK
Polled Show Results Jr. Division Champion Heifer Calf BNC Glenlees 429 Nellie 71D – Glenlees Farms, Arcola, SK Reserve Jr. Division Champion Heifer Calf Haroldsons SCC Madonna 95D Haroldsons Polled Herefords, Wawota, SK Page 24 24
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22nd Annual Red Coat Classic Congratulations to Blair Athol Farms our $10,000 Grand Prize Red Coat Classic Winner!
Blair-Athol 60 Zambooka 128D exhibited by Blair Athol Farms, Arcola, Sk. Thank you to everyone who purchased tickets – we appreciate your continued support!
The 22nd Red Coat Classic was held following the National Hereford Show. The lucky Red Coat Classic Membership Ticket holder was Cassandra Gorrill and she selected a heifer calf from Blair Athol Farms – Blair-Athol 60 Zambooka 128D. Special thanks to the sponsors of our draws: Biomectin – Glen Gress Zoetis – Codi Sjostrand & Don Branford Merial – Kris Gordon Canadian Hereford Association – Karen Wagner Masterfeeds – Jesse Bannerman Herefords Today – Brady Moncrieff Livestock Media Plus – Wes Garrett Genex – Jim Jackson KLR Herefords – C & T Cattle Co. Alta Genetics – Jeff Paul Saskatchewan Hereford Association – Herman Bieber Jentech Ultrasound – High Plains Ranch
Thank you for your support of the National Hereford Show … Show Sponsors Anderson Herefords Lock Farms Ltd. T Bar K Ranch Livestock Media Plus Misty Meadow Farm Aspen Lane Land & Cattle C & T Cattle Co. Standard Hill Livestock Holmes Farms Diamond J Cattle Co. Triple A Herefords
Lamontagne Holdings Mission Ridge Herefords Craig's Ranching Co. Canadian Hereford Digest McKerricher Cattle Co. Hereford GRLZ Glennethy Farms PK Herefords Canadian Hereford Association Haroldsons Polled Herefords Lohner Herefords
Misty Valley Farms Rocking G Land & Cattle Co. Garrett Ranch Ltd. Northwest Sask Hereford Club Aqua Holllow Hereford Ranch Warnyca Land & Cattle KLR Herefords Double J Polled Herefords Wunderbar Polled Herefords Blair Athol Farms Phantom Creek Livestock
GWG Polled Herefords Bieber Herefords Triple H Farm Ltd. Brooks Farms ANL Polled Herefords Glenlees Farms Marcel DeCorby, Re/Max XTC Ranches Big Gully Farms Crittenden Bros. Alta Genetics
National Hereford Show and Red Coat Classic Volunteers
Thank you volunteers ... Chairman National Hereford Show – Chad Wilson & Corey Lees Shannon Brost Brad Dubeau Dale Shillington Lyal Heidecker Daryl Kirton Garth Charlton Jordan Dorrance Morgan Heidecker Dustin McKim
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Chairman Red Coat Classic – Stephen Myer & Karen Wagner Garth Newell Lenna Wilson Bonnie Thompson, Barn Boss Karen McKim Miranda Heidecker
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Maternal Productivity Index (MPI)
Feedlot Merit Index (FMI)
MPI combines the traits of weaning weight, milk, cow weight and stayability based on their relative economic importance, and then ranks animals within the population. The higher the number, the more profitable in a commercial setting.
FMI combines the traits of calving ease, weaning weight, yearling weight, rib-eye area, marbling and fat based on their relative economic importance, and then ranks animals within the population. The higher the number, the more profitable in a commercial and feedlot setting.
Our 2017 bull offering average in the top 25% of the breed.
Our 2017 bull offering average in the top 25% of the breed.
30 Yearling Polled Hereford Bulls
Own Sons of Trait Leaders | Various Pedigrees | Eye Pigment, Red Necks and Feather Necks Birth Weight Range 78 - 106 lbs. | 205 Day Weaning Weight Range 640 - 853 lbs | Group Average 725 lbs CE 0.9
BW 3.2
Group Average EPD’s WW YW M TM MPI FMI 52.7 86.8 23.0 49.3 128.2 136.6
CE 1.2
BW 3.1
Breed Average EPD’s WW YW M TM MPI FMI 50.0 82.0 22.0 47.0 112.3 126.6
GE EPD
DAWM 37T Mother of 37D
DAWM 37A Mother of 11D Full Sister to 20D
More than just good looking cattle. Doug & Wanda Mann
Box 1256 Swift Current, SK S9H 3X4 P: 306.773.7136 C: 306.741.1265 E: w_mann@xplornet.ca
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Now Available ...
ereford
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$78 / 25 tags
($3.12 / tag) also available in 100 tag package
Visit tags.canadaid.ca and select “Place an Order”, or dial toll-free 1- 877-909-2333 to get started *Tag buyers must qualify under one of the following criteria: • CHA members in good standing with active Hereford females • Producers who have purchased CHA registered bull(s) who’s ownership has been transferred since 2010 - One bag of 25 tags per bull is the commercial allotment
Performance•Docility•Ef f icienc y•Longevity
The Breed You Can Trust www.hereford.ca • 5160 Skyline Way NE, Calgary, AB T2E 6V1 • 1-888-836-7242 • herefords@hereford.ca
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Canadian Hereford Association
Fee Changes Effective January 1, 2017 Animals 18 Months of Age and Under 36 Months of Age Avoid paying extra fees! Check that you've got registration papers on all your 1st calving heifers before you go to register their 1st calves and discover they are not done! Registration fees for animals 18 to 36 months of age will be $150.00.
New Age Category The CHA board has created a new age category. Registration fees for animals over 36 months will be $450.00. Note: DNA parentage verification is still required on all animals 30 months of age and over.
Don't Wait to Pay More If you have online access, the Calf Crop (under Herd Details or Performance Details) is a great place to check! If you do not have online access, double check your registration certificates.
AI Sire Permits Both the Semen Certificate Program and the Non-Certificate Program will be $350.00. The In-Herd Permit remains the same at $50.00.
Spring EPDs The new Spring 2017 EPDs have been released and are now posted on the Animal Inquiry pages of the website. Performance members can run their calf, sire and dam EPD reports if they have access to the online system. Any questions, contact val@hereford.ca.
CHA Hiring for Business Development Coordinator The CHA will be accepting resumes for the Business Development Coordinator position. Detailed position profile can be requested from the CHA by emailing herefords@hereford.ca.
DNA Instructions All sires (AI or Natural) must have a DNA profile on file at the Canadian Hereford Association, in order that calves may be eligible for registration. All ET calves must be DNA parentage tested, before registration.
All animals submitted for DNA testing will also be tested for Hypotrichosis, Dilutor and Idiopathic Epilepsy abnormalities with results published on the Canadian Hereford Association website. First, please contact the CHA office with a list of your bulls (names/registration #s &/or tattoos) in order to obtain preprinted applications (which must accompany the hair). Guidelines for PULLING hair:
1.Pull hair samples from the tail switch. the hair must be CLEAN (free of fecal matter) and DRY. DO NOT CUT HAIR. Cut hair samples will not provide DNA for the tests. 2.Pull the hair evenly and directly away from the tail so that the hair does not break. 3.Pull approximately 40 to 50 hair roots (min 80 hairs for higher density tests). 4.If you already have a DNA application from the CHA office: Place the hair in a straight line across the center area on the form, which is reserved for the hair samples. Keep the hair together with the roots to the left as indicated. DO NOT CURL the hair. Tape the center of the hair shafts with tape so that the hair stays in place. Storage: If you don't already have a DNA application and are planning to store the sample, place th3 hair in a paper envelope (not plastic), clearly identified, store at room temperature in a dry location away from sunlight (i.e. filing cabinet) 5.Fold the hair kit as you would a business letter and place the form into its individual envelope. Complete this process for each animal before proceeding to sample the next animal. Please ensure that hair from only one animal is included in each envelope since it is not possible for lab staff to detect any contamination which may occur. If you have several samples to send, put the individual envelopes into one larger one for mailing. Fees are payable to the CHA and will now be invoiced when DNA applications are requested, rather than when the results are sent to members. ($40.00 + GST per sample). We strongly recommend that if in the future, there is a possibility that semen will be drawn, that hair samples also be collected on both the sire and dam for parentage qualification (requirement for A.I. Sire Permitting bulls).
The Canadian Hereford Association Stephen Scott, Executive Director 5160 Skyline Way NE, Calgary, Alberta T2E 6V1 herefords@hereford.ca Phone Toll Free: 1-888-836-7242
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SQUARE D BULLS
W H E R E Q UA L I T Y R U N S G E N E R AT I O N S D E E P !
Over 40
Two Year Olds, Fall born and Spring Yearling Bulls
Sons & Full Brothers of These 4 Sires Sell
YOU PICK, WE DELIVER:
SQUARE-D CENTURY 957B
Broad topped... Thick Haired... Quiet... Semen Tested...
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NJW 34S 38W BEEF 15Z ET
NJW 73S 22Z MIGHTY MAX 69B ET
NJW 51U 4037 DURAMAX 8X
SQUARE D HEREFORDS
JIM & LORI DUKE & FAMILIES
306-538-4556 Cell 306-736-7921 RR 2 Langbank, SK SQUARE.D@SASKTEL.NET WWW. SQUARE-DPOLLEDHEREFORDS.COM WATCH FOR PICTURES AND VIDEOS ONLINE
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“Hereford – Champion Of The World” The 2016 "Hereford - Champion of the World" Competition took place from 1-7 December 2016. This was the 5th time that this annual competition had taken place. It was sponsored by HerefordBreeder.net LP, TheCattleMarket.net LLC, Lone Star Ag Credit and Cowtown USA. National Champion Hereford and Polled Hereford cattle from 50 different countries were judged by 4 Official Judges: Jose Bonica (Uruguay) Glenn Trout (Australia) Gjermund Birkeli (Norway) Mark McClintock (USA) The 8 finalists below will take part in a series of events, ranch tours, seminars and awards ceremonies in January/February 2017 in Fort Worth, Texas. The "Champion of the World" and "Miss World" will be announced during the Fort Worth Stock show & Rodeo. All finalists will receive $3000 in prize money with the "Champion of the World" and "Miss World" receiving an additional $2000 each. We would like to invite all Hereford enthusiasts to join us in Texas for the "Hereford - Champion of the World" Week in January/February 2017. RESULTS: 2016 "Hereford - Champion of South America" GOLD: Uruguay (Polled) SILVER: Argentina (Polled) BRONZE: Uruguay (Horned) 2016 "Hereford - Miss South America" GOLD: Uruguay (Polled) SILVER: Argentina (Polled) BRONZE: Uruguay (Horned) 2016 "Hereford - Champion of Asia/Africa" GOLD: Australia (Polled) SILVER: New Zealand BRONZE: Australia (Horned) 2016 "Hereford - Miss Asia/Africa" GOLD: Australia (Horned) SILVER: South Africa BRONZE: Kazakhstan 2016 "Hereford - Champion of Europe" GOLD: Denmark SILVER: England (Polled) BRONZE: Norway 2016 "Hereford - Miss Europe" GOLD: Scotland SILVER: Wales
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2016 "Hereford - Champion of North America" GOLD: USA (Polled) SILVER: Canada (Horned) BRONZE: USA (Horned) 2016 "Hereford - Miss North America" GOLD: Canada (Polled) SILVER: USA (Polled) BRONZE: USA (Horned)
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HEREFORD Highlights Canadian Western Agribition 2016 Bull Pen Alley
Canadian Western Agribition - Junior Beef Extreme Congratulations to the juniors who participated in the Junior Beef Extreme at Agribition. Champion Hereford Female born in 2015 C & T Z81 Dara 75C – exhibited by C & T Cattle Co., Arcola, Sk. Junior Exhibitor – Dawson Foy Reserve Champion Hereford Female born in 2015 Triple-A 1229 Chloe 15C – exhibited by Triple A Herefords Junior Exhibitor – Luke Andrews
Champion Pen of Hereford Bulls McCoy Cattle Co., Milestone, Sk.
Champion Hereford Female born in 2016 & Grand Champion Hereford Female BNC Glenlees 14Z Chantel 1D – exhibited by Glenlees Farms & Jensen Bros. Junior Exhibitor – Kyla Lees, Arcola, Sk. Reserve Champion Hereford Female born in 2016 & Reserve Grand Champion Female BNC Glenlees 429 Nellie 71D – exhibited by Glenlees Farms & Blairs.Ag Junior Exhibitor – Emma Lees, Arcola, Sk. Champion Bred & Owned Female Bayview Acres Time 2 Shine 7D – exhibited by Bayview Acres Junior Exhibitor – Kayla Boot, Bath, ON.
Reserve Champion Pen of Hereford Bulls LV Farms Ltd., Midale, Sk.
Canadian Western Agribition - RBC Supreme Challenge Congratulations to exhibitors who made the top ten finalists in the RBC Supreme Challenge at Agribition 2016.
Presentations Daryl Kirton (L) was presented with his Past President's jacket by Stephen Scott during the National Hereford Show at Agribition.
Top Ten Female RVP 51X Ablaze 7A – exhibited by Harvie Ranching, Olds, AB Champion – Canadian Western Agribition Champion – Farmfair International, Edmonton, AB Champion – Olds Fall Classic, Olds, AB Top Ten Bulls K-Cow Brier 280B – exhibited by K Cow Ranch, Elk Point, AB Champion – Stockade Roundup, Lloydminster, Sk.
Stephen Scott, CHA Executive Director, Daryl Kirton, CHA Past President present Joe Vey Jr. with his 50 year pin.
Triple-A 2059 Bam Bam ET 11B – exhibited by Triple A Herefords, Moose Jaw, Sk. Champion – Canadian Western Agribition
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Bieber Herefords
Selling Five Two Year Old Polled Hereford Bulls at Canada’s Red, White and Black Bull Sale, Johnstone’s Auction Mart, Moose Jaw, SK. Saturday, March 18th, 2017 at 1:00 PM
W WM MBB SSTTUUDD 113377CC
W WM MBB 110066AA AACCTTIIO ONN 111111CC
BW: +3.9 WW: +57.4 YW: +97.7 MM: +20.9 TM: +49.6 BIRTH DATE: 06/04/2015 BW: 80 lbs C03014116
BW: +3.4 WW: +60.1 YW: +95.4 MM: +23.7 TM: +53.8 BIRTH DATE: 03/03/2015 BW: 78 lbs C03011149
KJ HVH 33N REDEEM 485T ET {DLF IEF HYF} SIRE: CHURCHILL STUD 3134A CHURCHILL LADY 002X ET MCCOY 60U DRIVER 46X {DLF IEF HYF} DAM: WMB 46X’S JOY 137A {DLF IEF HYF} WMB 43U’S JOY 112X {DLF IEF HYF}
TH 122 711 VICTOR 521X ET {DLF IEF HYF} SIRE: MHPH 521X ACTION 106A {DLF IEF HYF} MHPH 301W DAINTY 205Y {DLF IEF HYF} KJ HVH 33N REDEEM 485T ET {DLF IEF HYF} DAM: WMB 485T’S JOY 102A WMB REU’S JOY 111Y {DLF IEF HYF}
Also For Sale at the Farm Two Year Old & Yearling Bulls
W WM MBB 330011AA GGO OO ODD BBO OYY 110099CC
W WM MBB 110066AA KKIINNGG BBO OBB 110011DD
BW: +7.1 WW: +54.4 YW: +91.5 MM: +15.7 TM: +42.9 BIRTH DATE: 01/03/2015 BW: 98 lbs C03011104
BW: +5.7 WW: +66.4 YW: +108.0 MM: +22.5 TM: +55.7 BIRTH DATE: 30/01/2016 BW: 102 lbs C03025617
FCC 7M QUANTUM 2U SIRE: HDB 2U’S QUANTUM 301A {DLF IEF HYF} HDB 8W’S HELEN 342Y {DLF IEF HYF} CH 69G MONROE 109M DAM: WMB 109M’S JOY 117U {DLF IEF HYF} WMB 61G’S JOY 113M
TH 122 711 VICTOR 521X ET {DLF IEF HYF} SIRE: MHPH 521X ACTION 106A {DLF IEF HYF} MHPH 301W DAINTY 205Y {DLF IEF HYF} KJ HVH 33N REDEEM 485T ET {DLF IEF HYF} DAM: WMB 485T’S JOY 117A WMB 43U’S JOY 142Y {DLF IEF HYF}
Kathy, Ann, Herman & Christina Bieber and Family Herman’s Cell #: (306) 727-3127 or Home Phone #: (306) 698-2956 Website: www.bieberherefords.com Email: bieberherefords@gmail.com P.O. Box 538 Wolseley, SK. S0G 5H0
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GWG Polled Herefords Box 314, Imperial, SK S0G 2J0 Tel: 306-963-2638 Cell: 306-963-7947 Fax: 306-963-2648 Email: gwg.farm@sasktel.net DMG 14C A red necked, stout bull out of our heifer bull 26Y. Good pigment.
DMG 16C A little chrome on this 15W son. Out of a Eli 83T cow that never misses.
DMG 34C This good 36W son is my pick. Tall, long and dark red. Deep ribbed with tremendous hip.
DMG 37C Another Volt son out of our our good Meadow Acres cow. Lots of guts in this fellow.
DMG 18C One of many 36W sons to sell this year. Out of a 29F grand daughter. Stout and red.
DMG 42C This 62Y son is a neat little package with only an 88lb birthweight. Terrific heifer bull.
DMG 22C Another 15W son we are pretty happy with. Tall, long and good. He has a small scab scab on poll.
DMG 46C This Volt son has a 88lb birthweight also. Use him with confidence.
DMG 25C A Lumber grandson that is stout. His mother is a Beyond grand daughter. 80lb birthweight makes him very attractive.
DMG 63C An end of March bull out of 36W and a Beyond daughter. Lots of performance in this guy Very quiet.
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Increase to national beef checkoff to come in 2017 Canadian beef producers should expect to see an increase to the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off. “I suspect producers will see this take effect in 2017. But, it is hard for me to nail down an exact time that producers will start to see it reflected on their sales receipts,” said Melinda German, general manager of the Canadian Beef Check-Off Agency. “What we are targeting is that some provinces will look to implement the increase in January, while most will look to implement this in April.” The national checkoff is currently a mandatory $1 levy Canadian beef producers pay on each head of cattle they market. The checkoff generates approximately $7.5 million annually. That amount is then divided to support marketing and promotion, through Canada Beef, and industry research through the Beef Cattle Research Council (BCRC). The goal of the checkoff is to increase the sales of domestic and export beef, and find better, more efficient methods of producing beef and beef cattle. “The national checkoff came into place about 17 years ago and we have never seen an increase to that. What that means, is that right now we are operating on about a 70-cent dollar when we just include inflation and not all the other things that can erode that dollar,” German said. “Not only is that dollar eroded to about a 70-cent dollar, but we have also seen our cattle inventory in Canada decrease significantly. What that means is smaller budgets for those national groups. What this increase will mean is the ability to not only continue programming for those national groups at the level they are now, but also enhance them.” A few years ago the National Beef Strategy, a group of representatives from across the Canadian beef industry, proposed an increase from $1/head to $2.50/head. Since that time, provincial organizations have presented the proposed increase to their producers. “Producers had an opportunity to attend those meetings. Right now, eight of the nine provinces we deal with have had a positive resolution or motion come to their AGM and passed in support of that increase,” German said.
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Evaluating value Every five years the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off Agency has committed to conducting a study that will examine the economic benefits from the checkoff. “What do you get for your checkoff? Where is the value in the checkoff? It recently conducted this study that looked at the years 2011 through 2014,” Lemon said. “Every time you pay your $1/head national checkoff, it returns $14 worth of value to the beef industry, in terms of new and improved innovations, efficiencies, new markets, bigger markets, market access, those sorts of things.” The study, Evaluating the Economic Benefits from the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-off, was the second analysis of the checkoff and was completed in June. “Every five years we commission someone to evaluate and crunch the numbers about what is getting back to producers for the dollars they give up. How well are we working on their behalf?” German said. “What we found this year was the return on investment rose to 14:1. That is very significant and if we compare that to our trading partners in Australia and the U.S., we find that our return on investment is higher and we are doing a very good job.” Next step At this point the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off Agency is working with provincial organizations to get through the paperwork of enacting the increase. “It does get fairly complicated because every province has different rules and regulations,” German said. “So, a little complicated, but not undoable, it just takes us some time to go through the process and the paperwork.” “We are currently working on negotiating agreements with each province. Most of the provinces will be signing those in December and January. So, by February we will have a lot more knowledge as to when we might anticipate that increase,” German said. For more information, canadabeef.ca/national-check-off/.
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SALE RESULTS Hereford Harvest Sale October 14, 2016 Vibank, SK - Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co Ltd. Sale Results 19 Bred Females Averaged $2,818.42 18 Heifer Calves Averaged $2,972.22 3/4Bull Calves Averaged $4,000.00 1 Cow/ Heifer Calf Pair Averaged $5,700.00 38.75 Lots Grossed $116,750.00 and Averaged $3,012.90 High Selling Bred Female Lot 35A - HMS HCF 13X Cherry Coke ET 93C sired by Hi-Cliffe WLB Sammy 13X was purchased by NCX Polled Herefords, Brosseau, AB for $5,000.00 High Selling Heifer Calf Lot 38 - GRLZ Miss Tap 75D sired by GRLZ Tappin’ 39B was purchased by Haroldson’s Polled Herefords, Wawota, SK for $5,100.00 High Selling Bull Calf Lot 1A (3/4 Interest) - Kirby LonePine Valyrian 50D sired by ANL A XLP Action ET 75Z was purchased by Velvetvue Polled Herefords, Rosthern, SK for $4,000.00 High Selling Cow/ Heifer Calf Pair Lot 5 & 5A - Kirby-Lone Pine Connie ET 40Y sired by PW Victor Boomer P606 was purchased by Roger and Joan Procyk, Fillmore, SK for $3,800.00 and her calf Kirby LonePine Connie 40D sired by Remitall-West Game Day ET 74Y was purchased by Chris Adie Holsteins, Vibank, Sk for $1,900.00
C&T Cattle Co. & Guests Take The Next Step October 15, 2016 Kisbey, SK - Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co Ltd. Sale Results 27 Bred Females Averaged $4,183.33 11 Heifer Calves Averaged $2,872.73 1 Cow/ Heifer Calf Pair Averaged $10,750.00 39 Lots Grossed $155,300.00 and Averaged $3,982.05 High Selling Bred Females Lot 6 - C&T 106A Nessa 26C sired by MHPH 521X Action 106A was purchased by Medonte Highlands Polled Herefords, Mississauga, ON for $10,000.00 Lot 15 - C&T Z81 Dara 75C sired by Mohican Stroker Z81 was purchased by Aywon Polled Herefords, Wauchope, Sk for $10,000.00
Lot 34 - PCL Starlet 118U ET 64C sired by MHPH 101S Umpire 118U was purchased by River Valley Polled Herefords, Newburgh, ON for $10,000.00 High Selling Heifer Calf Lot 32 - PCL 8Y Wynona 44D sired by NJW 73S Homegrown 8Y ET was purchased by Wascana Cattle Co., Regina, SK for $5,000.00 High Selling Cow/ Heifer Calf Pair Lot 25 & 25A - Twin-View 76Y Phoebe 64A sired by GHC CT Samson 76Y was purchased by Crittenden Bros. Polled Herefords, Imperial, SK and Lakes Ranch Ltd., West Vancouver, BC for $7,000.00 and her calf Twin-View 99W Erin Margaret 1D sired by McCoy 30N Applause ET 99W was purchased by Rafter U Polled Herefords, Osage, Sk for $3,750.00
ANL Polled Herefords & Guests October 15, 2016 Steelman, SK - Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co Ltd. Sale Results 21 Bred Heifers Averaged $4,778.57 22 Heifer Calves Averaged $6,961.36 3 Cow/ Heifer Calf Pair Averaged $6,483.33 46 Lots Grossed $272,950.00 and Averaged $5,933.69 High Selling Bred Heifer Lot 57 - BNC 201A Nellie 308C sired by BNC W18 Field Marshal 201A was purchased by BnC Polled Herefords, Chicago, IL for $11,500.00 High Selling Heifer Calves Lot 54 - BNC Glenlees 14Z Chantel 1D sired by TH 512X 719T Playmaker 14Z was purchased by Jensen Bros., Courtland, KS for $40,000.00 Lot 49 - Blair’s Spirit Queen 701D sired by NJW 73S W18 Downhome 21ZET was purchased by Iron Lekse Ranch, Athens, TX for $17,500.00 Lot 56 - BNC Glenlees 429 Nellie 71D sired by KJ 647U Redeem 429Y was purchased by Blairs.Ag Cattle Co., Lanigan, SK for $16,000.00 High Selling Cow/ Heifer Calf Pair Lot 66 & 66A - BNC 1121Y MS Firefly 302A sired by MHPH 118U New Yorker 1121Y was purchased by Kurt Trefiak, Edgerton, AB for $5,500.00 and her calf BNC Glenlees 201 Firefly 93D sired by BNC W18 Field Marshal 201A was purchased by Lane Newell, Carlyle, Sk for $2,300.00
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sale results Blair Athol/Haroldson’s and Friends Sale October 16, 2016 Arcola, SK - Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd. Sale Results 1 Cow/Calf Pair Averaged $8,800.00 54 Bred Heifers Averaged $4,353.70 15.5 Heifer Calves Averaged $6,803.23 1 Embryo Lot Averaged $4,200.00 70.5 Live Lots Grossed $349,350.00 And Averaged $4955.32 3 Embryos Grossed $4,200.00 And Averaged $1,400.00 High Selling Bred Heifer Lot 17 – Blair-Athol 0220 Secret 162B sired by Boyd Masterpiece 0220 was purchased by Lyle Cowan, Gainsborough, SK for $13,500.00 Lot 63 – Haroldson’s Jane 48Y 40C sired by Haroldson’s WLC Rhino ET 48Y was purchased by Blairs.Ag Cattle Company, Lanigan, SK for $12,500.00 High Selling Heifer Calf Lot 56 – Haroldson’s Roxy 48Y 11D sired by Haroldson’s WLC Rhino ET 48Y 475Z was purchased by Remi Mitchell, Francis, SK for $21,000.00 Lot 1 – Blair-Athol 7B Marvel 20D sired by Remitall-W Start Me Up ET 7B, ½ interest no possession was purchased by Rae Mahaffey, St. Mary’s, ON for $11,000.00 High Selling Cow/Calf Pairs Lot 61 – Haroldson’s Shaundra 4T 51Y sired by Haroldson’s WLL Anchor 4T was purchased by KLR Polled Herefords, Maple Creek, SK for $5,300.00 Lot 61A – Haroldson’s SCC Shaundra 14D sired by SHF Tahoe R117 T100 was purchased by Jody Flaig, Two Hills, AB for $3,500.00
Square D Herefords Production Sale October 17, 2016 Langbank, SK - Auctioneer: Ryan Dorran Sale Results 35 Bred Heifers Averaged $3,832.00 13 Heifer Calves Averaged $3,840.00 6 Bull Calves Averaged $7,075.00 1 Cow Averaged $2,500.00 55 Live Lots Grossed $228,990.00 and Averaged $4,164.00 1 Flush Averaged 4,000.00 High Selling Bred Heifer Lot 46 – WCC 163Z Tequila Rose 5842C sired by NJW 33TB 100W Trust 163Z was purchased by Bar JM Herefords, Whitney, ON for $10,000.00 Lot 58 – WCC Miss Mississippi 5350C sired by Grandview CMR Mr Dom 86P Y332 was purchased by Bar JM Herefords, Whitney, ON for $8,500.00 High Selling Heifer Calf Lot 12 – Square-D Madonna 821D sired by NJW 73S 22Z Mighty Max 69B ET was purchased by Blaschuk Land & Cattle Co., Chaplin, SK for $6,500.00
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Lot 1 – Square-D Jan ET 466D sired by NJW 73S W18 Homegrown 8Y ET was purchased by McMurray Cattle Co., Montana, USA for $6,200.00 High Selling Bull Calf Lot 3 – Square-D Performer 806D sired by NJW 51U 4037 Duramax 8X, ½ interest ½ possession was purchased by Fofonoff Cattle Co., Verigin, SK for $4,000.00 Lot 5 – Square-D Dazzler ET 765D sired by NJW 73S W18 Homegrown 8Y ET was purchased by King Ranches, Warren, MB for $6,000.00
Canadian Western Agribition National Hereford Sale Thursday, November 24, 2016 Regina, SK Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd. Sale Results 5 Bred Heifers Averaged $11,020.00 13 Heifer Calves Averaged $6,342.31 2/3 Bull Calf Averaged $70,000.00 1 Flush Averaged $12,000.00 9 Embryos Averaged $466.67 18.66 Live Lots Grossed $207,550.00 - Averaged $11,122.72. Total Sale Grossed $223,750.00 High Bred Heifer Lot 113 – Harvie Ms Firefly ET 198C sired by CRR About Time 743 was purchased by Steven Knutson, Wapella, SK for $33,000.00. High Heifer Calves Lot 106A – JJPH 106A 303A Rayne 614D sired by MHPH 521X Action 106A was purchased by Manchester Polled Herefords, Senlac, SK for $20,000.00. Lot 103 – Harvie RSK Ms Autumn 32D sired by MHPH 521X Action 106A was purchased by Lost Meadows Farm, Frazee, MN for $13,000.00. High Selling Bull Calf Lot 101 – Haroldson’s Totem 200Z 5D sired by Churchill Red Bull 200Z, 2/3 interest and full possession, was purchased by Medonte Highlands Polled Herefords, Mississauga, ON and NCX Polled Herefords, Brosseau, AB for $70,000.00. High Selling Flush Lot 101A – Blair’s Nellie R117 ET 5B sired by SHF Rib Eye M326 R117 was purchased by Adam Dales, Cargil, ON for $12,000.00
Take the Lead Bid Off Hepburn, SK - September 30 – October 2, 2016 Sale Management: Kurtis Reid 16 lots grossed $38,725.00 and averaged $2,420.00 Sale Results 2 lots Purebred Heifer Calves averaged $3,100.00 3 lots Prospect Heifer Calves averaged $2,500.00 11 lots Prospect Steers averaged $2,275.00
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sale results Big Gully Farm On-Farm/Online Bull & Heifer Sale December 8, 2016 - Maidstone, SK Auctioneer: Ryan Dorran High Selling Herefords Two-Year Old Bulls $9000-Lot 1-BIG-GULLY 102 BENCH 35C Buyer: Hillsvale Colony, Cut Knife, SK Sire: WCC/CC 1009 GREAT DIVIDE 102 SOD: KSU BOUNTY HUNTER 611 $6750-Lot 3-BIG-GULLY 102 TWISTED X 170C Buyer: Spring Coulee Enterprises, Lake Alma, SK Sire: WCC/CC 1009 GREAT DIVIDE 102 SOD: PDHR 20J STANMORE 47R Bull Calves $7750-Lot 16-BIG-GULLY 102 HUDSON 82D Buyer: Steve Harty, Edam, SK Sire: WCC/CC 1009 GREAT DIVIDE 102 SOD: MH MONUMENT 8151 $6500-Lot 13-BIG-GULLY 102 AUBURN 830D Buyer: Red Willow Ranch, Cut Knife, SK & Levi Bristow, Heinsburg, AB Sire: WCC/CC 1009 GREAT DIVIDE 102 SOD: PDHR 20J STANMORE 47R Bred Heifers $5500-Lot 26-BIG-GULLY 631A HUNTRESS 718C Buyer: Maurice Oddan, Misty Valley Farm, Maidstone, SK Sire: BIG-GULLY 517U MCCLINTOCK 631A SOD: PDHR 20J STANMORE 47R $4500-Lot 23-BIG-GULLY 102 NATALIE 366C BUYER: Ellen Oddan, Misty Valley Farm, Maidstone, SK Sire: WCC/CC 1009 GREAT DIVIDE 102 SOD: BIG-GULLY 611 BOUNTY 517U
Western National Hereford Sale October 27, 2016 - Brandon, MB Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd. Sale Results 7 Bred Females Averaged $4,628.57 8 Heifer Calves Averaged $4,493.75 1 Flush Averaged $3,000.00 3 Embryos Averaged $1,000.00 17 Lots Grossed $71,350.00 and Averaged $4,197.06 High Selling Herefords High Selling Pick of the Herd Heifer Calves Lot 17 – Choice of 2017 Heifer Calf Crop was purchased by Steven Knutson, Wapalla, SK for $16,500.00 High Selling Bred Females Lot 7 – Recipient Dam carrying embryo Dorbay Miss Azalea 408A X SHF Wonder M326 W18 ET was purchased by Dorbay Polled Herefords, Dorchester, ON for $6,250.00
Lot 6 – MAR 503W Daisy 81C sired by Remitall Alliance 503W was purchased by KTCT Polled Herefords, Portage la Prairie, MB for $6,000.00 Lot 5 – Square-D Sweet Pea 51C sired by ANL 521X Victor 65U 23Z was purchased by A.X.A. Polled Herefords, Hampton, NB for $5,500.00 High Selling Heifer Calf Lot 11 – Til-Toba Dixie 24B 1D sired by AXA Golden-Oak Xceed ET 704X was purchased by Whiskey Lane Livestock, Indian River, ON for $3,900.00 High Selling Pick of the Herd Flush Lot 4 – Pick of the Herd Flush was purchased by Roselawn Polled Herefords, Kilarney, MB and Glenlees Farm, Arcola, SK for $3,000.00
Guilford Hereford Ranch Complete Dispersal December 17 & 18, 2016 - Swift Current, SK Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co. Sale Results 12 Hereford Cow/Bull Calf Pairs averaged $5,937.50 53 Hereford Cow/Heifer Calf Pairs averaged $4,000.00 9 Hereford Bulls averaged $3,033.33 50 Hereford Bred Heifers averaged $2,607.00 72 Hereford Cows averaged $2,375.69 10 Hereford Heifer Calves averaged $1,910.00 1 Hereford Bull Calf averaged $1,600.00 Hereford High Sellers High Selling Cow/Bull Calf Pair - Lot 183 - GHR Next 114N 64W sired by OSF-Lian Next 13J 114N, purchased by KPIC Energy Services, Morden, MB and her bull calf, Lot 183A - GHR Doc 1Y 6D sired by GHR Yes 49S 1Y, purchased by Sampson’s Thunderbird Ranch, Lloydminster, AB were purchased for $7,750.00 High Selling Cow/Heifer Calf Pair - Lot 71 - GHR Zorro 4Z 182B sired by GHR Zorro 3S 4Z, purchased by Phantom Creek Livestock, Swift Current, SK and her heifer calf, Lot 71A - GHR Hot Shot 41Y 91D sired by McCoy P20 Hot Shot 41Y, purchased by Flyer Cattle Co., Brandon, MB were purchased for $7,700.00 High Selling Bull - Lot 223 - GHR Yes 49S 1Y sired by McCoy 55M Absolute 49S was purchased by Triple V Ranches, Melita, MB for $5,000.00 High Selling Bred Heifer - Lot 181 - GHR Yes 1Y 15C sired by GHR Yes 49S 1Y was purchased by Chris-Adie Holsteins, Vibank, SK for $5,250.00 High Selling Cow - Lot 48 - GHR Absolute 49S 28A sired by McCoy 55M Absolute 49S was purchased by Stuart Lackie, Almonte, ON for $3,900.00 High Selling Heifer Calf - Lot 143A - GHR Yes 1Y 12D sired by GHR Yes 49S 1Y was purchased by Snowflake Creek Cattle Co., Snowflake, MB for $2,600.00
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Schedule of Events January 28
MC Quantock “Canada's Bulls” Bull Sale, Lloydminster, SK
February 4 6 7 8 9 16 17 22 24
Hill 70 Quantock “Barn Burnin Bull Sale”, Lloydminster, SK 5th Annual Premier Hereford Bull Sale, Lloydminster, SK Bannerlane 18th Annual Production Sale, Livelong, SK Misty Valley Farms 41st Annual Production Sale, Maidstone, SK Carlrams Ranching 8th Annual Bull Sale, Cut Knife, SK Corbiell Herefords Bull Sale, Brooks, AB Gillespie Hereford Ranch Sale, Swift Current, SK McCoy Cattle Co. & Beck Farms Bull Sale, Regina, SK Standard Hill Connection, Maidstone, SK
March 1-2 10 14/15 17 18 19
Calgary Bull Sale, Calgary, AB Braun Ranch Ready Bull Sale, Simmie, SK 59th Annual Medicine Hat Bull Sale, Medicine Hat, AB East Central Bull Sale, Veteran, AB Canada's Red, White and Black Bull Sale, Moose Jaw, SK ANL Polled Herefords Annual Bull Sale, Steelman, SK
April 6 7
GHC Supplying The Seed Bull and Female Sale, Imperial, SK T Bar K Ranch Annual Bull Sale, Wawota, SK Wilson/Lees Annual Bull Sale, Kisbey, SK
May 1
Deadline for June Issue of Cattle Call Herefords Today Spring Female Issue Deadline
June 19/20 T Bar Invitational Golf Tournament, Saskatoon, SK TBA Saskatchewan Hereford Association Annual General Meeting
July 17/21 Bonanza & Canadian Hereford Association Annual General Meeting, Abbotsford, BC Saskatchewan Hereford Association Box 713, Weyburn, SK S4H 2K8 Cattle Call - February 2017 Cattle Call – February 2017
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THE MITCHELL'S Box 475, Maidstone, SK S0M 1M0 “Breeder's of Quality Registered Herefords” David & Maxine (306)893-2838
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Saskatchewan Hereford Association Marilyn Charlton, General Manager Box 713, Weyburn, SK S4H 2K8 Phone: 306-842-6149 Email: skhereford@sasktel.net
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advertisers INDEX 5th Annual Premier Hereford Bull Sale …....................... 3 Ace Hereford Ltd. …............................................... 3/40 ANL Polled Herefords ….................................................. 8 Ayrey Hereford Farm …................................................ 17 Bar Pipe Hereford Ranch …............................................ 26 Bieber Herefords …................................................ 33/44 Big Gully Farm …......................................................... 40 Blair Athol Farms …....................................................... 5 Braun Ranch Ltd. …................................................... 18/19 Brooks Farms …............................................................. 8 Brost Land & Cattle Co. ….............................................. 26 C & T Cattle Co. …........................................................... 5 Canada's Red, White & Black Bull Sale …........ Back Cover Canadian Hereford Association …................................... 22 Carlrams Ranching Ltd. …............................................. 10 Church Ranch ….............................................................. 26 Craig's Ranching Co. …................................................. 40 Corbiell Herefords …..................................................... 13 Crittenden Bros. …........................................................ 11 Davies Ranch ….............................................................. 3 Garrett Ranch Ltd. …............................................... 28/40 Glenlees Farms …........................................................... 5 GWG Polled Herefords …......................................... 34/44 Haroldsons Polled Herefords …...................................... 5 HMS Hi-Cliffe …................................................... 40/42/44 Lamport Polled Herefords …........................................... 26 Lilybrook Herefords …............................................... 21/26
Little Poplar Grove …...................................................... 26 Lock Farms Ltd. …........................................................... 3 Lone Pine Cattle Services …..................................... 43/44 LV Farms Ltd. …............................................................... 44 Martina Herefords ….................................................... 40 McKerricher Cattle Co. …............................................. 40 McKenzie Hereford Farms ….......................................... 26 Medicine Hat Bull Sale …............................................. 26 Mission Ridge Herefords …............................................ 44 Misty Valley Farms …................................................ 2/40 OVHF ….......................................................................... 44 Pahl Livestock …............................................................. 26 Phantom Creek Livestock …........................................... 27 River Bridge Ranch …................................................... 40 Six South Acres …........................................................... 44 Standard Hill Livestock …............................................. 12 Square D Polled Herefords …......................................... 30 T Bar Invitational …....................................................... 20 T Bar K Ranch …............................................................. 4 The Cliffs Farm …......................................................... 40 Top 50 Livestock …....................................................... 40 Wascana Cattle Co. …..................................................... 44 Wilson Lees Value Added Bull Sale …............................. 5 Wunderbar Polled Herefords …..................................... 40 Wyatt Farms …............................................................... 26 XTC Ranches …................................................................ 26 YV Ranch …..................................................................... 26
Hereford Juniors Recognized with Scholarships From Canadian Western Agribition Three Hereford juniors received post-secondary education scholarships at Canadian Western Agribition in 2016. Cassandra Gorrill from Lindsay, Ont., first came to Agribition in 2010. She has bought a heifer from a farm in Saskatchewan, so decided to come out and watch her show. She participated in showmanship and in 2015 won the National 4-H and Youth Judging Competition and judged the First Lady Classic. Gorrill is in her 4th year studying animal science. Emma Nicholas from Milestone, Sk., can't pick a favorite breed from the two her family raises: Hereford and Gelbvieh. She grew up at Agribition. Her family has been showing cattle at the show since before she was born and her involvement with 4-H has helped maintain a passion for the industry. Nicholas is in Grade 12 and plans to attend the University of Saskatchewan to study either agribusiness or animal science. Morgan Heidecker also credits 4-H and family involvement for her love of the beef cattle industry. She grew up on Triple H Farm at Middle Lake, SK., and is in her second year studying agribusiness at the U of S. She and her siblings are integral to Triple H, and she owns five cattle of her own. Morgan says that Agribition is a great for networking and has helped her and the other scholarship winners make lifelong friends. Cattle Call – February 2017
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Sons Available For Purchase From These Two Bulls 2015 RBC Supreme Challenge Top Ten Finalist
Two Time National Reserve Grand Champion Bull
“THE GOODS”
“SAMMY”
Bulls available at Canada's Red, White and Black Bull Sale on March 18 at Johnstone's Auction Barn, Moose Jaw, Sk and For Sale By Private Treaty Check out our website www.hmshicliffe.com for videos of each bull.
HMS HI-CLIFFE COMMANDO 64C Sire: TCF JVJ 11X The Goods 305A BW: 94lbs. Dam: Hi-Cliffe Xcel 64X Junior Champion Bull Bonanza 2016 Reserve Junior Champion AG EX 2016
HMS HCF 13X DARTH VADOR ET 91D Sire: Hi-Cliffe Sammy 13X BW: 75lbs. Dam: Hi-Cliffe Xcel 64X Reserve Bred & Owned Bonanza 2016
HMS HI-CLIFFE 13X DOMINIC 56D Sire: Hi-Cliffe Sammy 13X BW: 89lbs. Dam: GHC Miss Karen 56X Grand Champion Bull Loyd Stockade Roundup Third in class at Agribition
Hunter, Morgan & Sydney HMS HI-CLIFFE DAVY JONES 27D Sire: NJW W18 Hometown 10Y ET Dam: BA Chantilly Lace 27B
BW: 88lbs.
Carmen & Brenda Millham Box 382, Outlook, SK S0L 2N0 C: 306-867-4231 C: 306-270-5524
Email: carm.dvm@sasktel.net Website: hmshicliffe.com
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HMS HI-CLIFFE 10Y DRACO 134D Sire: NJW W18 Hometown 10Y ET BW: 92lbs. Dam: SHPH 66W Magie 134Z Thank you to Glenrose Polled Herefords Camrose, AB for purchasing Draco
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Canada’s Red, White and Black Bull Sale March 18, 2017 · 1:30 PM
Johnstone Auction Barn, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Breeds Represented: Polled Hereford Horned Hereford Red Angus Black Angus Limousin Charolais Simmental
Consignors • Lone Pine Cattle Services • Bieber Herefords • LV Farms • Mission Ridge Herefords • GWG Polled Herefords • OVHF • Six South Acres • HMS Hi-Cliffe
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Wascana Cattle Company Eden Meadows Farm Blue Sky Charolais Temple Farms Kenneth Craig Black Pearl Angus Coulee Crossing Cattle Company Triple H Cattle Co Wes Glennie
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For information regarding Canada’s Newest Bull Sale please contact Rob O’Connor, Lone Pine Cattle Services Telephone (306) 550-4890