Cattle Call October 2018

Cattle Call OCTOBER 2018 Official Publication of the Saskatchewan Hereford Association Publication Mail Agreement No. 40012604

The Breed You Can Trust

Misty Valley Farms 43rd Annual Production Sale

of Quality Horned Herefords Wednesday, February 6, 2019 – 1:00 PM MST at the Ranch Our 42nd annual sale was rewarding in so many ways, and we feel

very fortunate to have so many terrific friends and customers.

Our 2019 sale offering will include sound, ranch-raised progeny of: BBSF 46P TURIN 219T BAR-OM 106S STANDARD LAD 604W YV 232N SILVER STONE 923W ADA 109U RIB STANDARD 38Y RC 51S MAGNUM LAD 51Y RUT 30U CLASSIC LAD 44Z

LO 166W ASTERLAD 46Z BRETON WEST 75W LAZER 83Z TIDE-CREEK 163X STD X LAD 35A TIDE-CREEK 163X MUSI LAD 56A C 24U RED ARROW 81A

LBH 106T STANDARD 121A BBSF 40X ATTACKER 207A MVF 656 STANDARD LAD 3B LBH 335X SUPER RIB 63B MVF 656 STD RANCHER LAD 505B MN 128 STANDARD 517B

Also featured will be groups of bred commercial Hereford heifers.

Guest Consignors: L-O Herefords and Lawview Herefords

Call for a catalogue, or arrange to stop and see the cattle …. ….Then, please plan to be our guests on February 6 th!

The Oddans Harold & Alice PH: 306-893-2783 Cell: 306-893-7225

Merle & Ros Rachel & Aidan

Mark & Tracy Carter & Lincoln

Maurice PH: 306-893-2737 Cell: 306-893-7365

mvf@sasktel.net R.R. #1 Maidstone, SK S0M 1M0 Sale Day Phone: 306-893-2775 20 km North of Maidstone on Highway #21, 6.5 km West on Highway #303, then 6 km North on Range Road #3241 OR 38.5 km East of Lloydminster on Highway #303, then 6 km North on Range Road #3241

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Cattle 2018 CattleCall Call- October – October 2018

ANL 80C Jade 33Z 93E

ANL 71D Bambi 188A 21F

ANL 17A High Tech 58W 80C X TH 89T 743 Untapped 425X BW: 2.9 WW: 53.0 YW: 81.9 M: 22.6 TM: 49.1 AI bred to TH 71U 17Y Mountaineer 420A on April 25, 2018.

TH 745A 7B Start Me Up 71D X Haroldson’s Moomba 45P 15X BW: 2.8 WW: 50.1 YW: 79.5 M: 22.7 TM: 47.8

ANL 106A Jade 95A 7E

Glenlees BNC 72C Pixie 10F

MHPH 521X Action 106A X TH 89T 743 Untapped 425X BW: 0.1 WW: 51.4 YW: 80.0 M: 19.6 TM: 45.3 AI bred to White Hawk Warrior 845C on May 17, 2018.

Brooks 12C 213B Fancy Fran 3E

Remitall-W 50 Shades ET 12C X NJW 72N P606 Good Day 150X BW: 2.8 WW: 50.5 YW: 79.2 M: 26.4 TM: 51.7 AI bred to TH 137B 146B Lambeau 153D on May 10, 2018.

Blair’s 28M 5C Temptress 3F

Golden-Oak 4J Maxium 28M X NJW FHF 9710 Tank 45P BW: 5.5 WW: 55.4 YW: 90.2 M: 20.8 TM: 48.5

NJW 97Z 22Z Heavy Duty 72C X MHPH 101S Umpire 118U BW: 4.3 WW: 53.5 YW: 85.8 M: 23.7 TM: 50.5

Glenlees 102 Kristy 31F

BNC 201A Diamond Jim 102C X TH 200J 63N Tundra 110X BW: 1.9 WW: 51.5 YW: 81.2 M: 22.1 TM: 47.9

Glenlees BNC 27C Janel 25F

NJW 73S 38W Rimrock 27C X BNC 40U Top Shape ET 303X BW: 4.0 WW: 59.7 YW: 94.7 M: 29.8 TM: 59.7

C&T KL BRZWY 13C DAHLIA 43E C&T 13C DANETTE 40E C&T 218Z SHARONA 103E MOHICAN STROKER Z81 x MHPH 102S WYATT 301W ANL17AHIGHTECH216U13CxMCCOYW18CAMPAIGNET641Z ANL 17A HIGH TECH 216U 13C x MOHICAN STROKER Z81 (PE) BW: 5.1 WW: 53 YW: 84.8 M: 22.8 TM: 48.1 (PE) BW: 3.9 WW: 51.7 YW: 84.3 M: 20.7 TM: 46.6 (PE) BW: 3.5 WW: 43 YW: 77.1 M: 22.7 TM: -44.2 Pasture exposed to Remitall-W Connected ET 24E from May Pasture exposed to C&T 7B Double D 11D from May 14 to Bred to C&T 7B Double D 11D on May 6, 2018.

17 to July 12, 2018 August 5, 2018.

PCL 25Z GOLD BOUNTY 29E NJW 98S DURANGO 44U x MHPH 101S UMPIRE 118U BW: 1.1 WW: 52.5 YW: 84.2 M: 31.9 TM: 58.2 AI bred to Boyd 31Z Blueprint 6153 on May 10, 2018.

PCL 118U MISS JADE ET 87E MHPH 101S UMPIRE 118U x SHF WONDER M326 W18 ET BW: 5.0 WW: 60.2 YW: 98.5 M: 24.0 TM: 54.1 AI bred to Boyd 31Z Blueprint 6153 on May 5, 2018.

TWIN-VIEW 48C EMERY 100F GHC -TABOO CADILLAC 48C xTWIN-VIEW 4L L MOE 23X BW: 6.2 WW: 56.9 YW: 92.0 M: 24.9 TM: 53.4

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Association News

From the SHA Office

Marilyn Charlton, General Manager

The Saskatchewan Hereford Association held their annual meeting on June 15 at Moose Jaw, Sk. The meeting started with a presentation from Coy Shellenberg on the Verified Beef Program. If you are interested in receiving a copy of the presentation just let me know and I will email it to you.

Board elections were held and the following are those elected to serve a three year term: Chad Wilson, Wawota, Sk; Karen Wagner, Maple Creek, Sk; Lyal Heidecker, Middle Lake, Sk; Travis Wasko, Eastend, Sk. Howard Crittenden was elected to serve a three year term as the representative to the Canadian Hereford Association Board. Howard's term will start on January 1, 2019. The association would like to thank Kurtis Reid and Murray Andrews for their service to the Saskatchewan and Canadian Boards respectively.

At the meeting, changes to the Red Coat Classic were introduced. The Red Coat has changed from a show to a heifer donation. Glenlees Farms of Arcola, Sk have donated a heifer and tickets will be sold. Full details are found on page 51 of this issue and you can contact the SHA office at anytime to purchase your tickets. Draw will be made after the National Hereford Show at Agribition.

Thank you to the Northwest Sask Hereford Club and the Southeast Hereford zone for you hospitality this summer.

Once again, two successful field days that profiled breeding programs of many Hereford breeders in our province. Check out page 12, the start of results of these two events.

Our deepest sympathy is extended to the following families on the passing of their loved ones. Alain DeCorby, Rocanville, Sk. Jack Gamble, Vanguard, Sk. and Morley Johnston, Gull Lake, Sk.

Congratulations to those members who received membership pins from the Canadian Hereford Association.

50 Year Membership Pin – Bill Vanden Boer Pictured L-R: CHA Director Chad Nichols, Bill Vanden Boar

25 Year Membership Pin – Randy & Terry Stokke Pictured L-R: Terry Stokke, Randy Stokke, Byron Templeton

Cattle Call OCTOBER 2018 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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25 Year Membership Pin – Marcel Ruest Pictured L-R: Marcel Ruest, Craig Braun

Have a safe and successful sale season! Until next time.

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October 21, 2018 Arcola, Sask atchewan, C anada 1:00 pm

70 Head Sell

Heifer Calves, Bred Heifers, & Frozen Genetics

DVL 7F NJW Rimrock x Classic Born: February 6, 2018 BW: 5.1 WW: 53.6 YW: 93.0 M: 29.2 TM: 56.0

AFSY 13F Totem x Full Throttle Born: February 21, 2018 BW: 3.7 WW: 55.5 YW: 84.5 M: 26 TM: 53.6

DVL 88E

DVL 15F Mohican Lux x Untapped Born: February 13, 2018 BW: 3.8 WW: 64.6 YW: 101.7 M: 23.4 TM: 55.7

NJW Rimrock x Jazz Born: March 23, 2017 BW: 0.7 WW: 46.4 YW: 69.4 M: 28.9 TM: 52.1 Pasture Exposed to Mohican Lux 68D from May 27 to August 14, 2018.

AFSY 10E

AFSY 207E R Leader x Rhino Born: March 18, 2017 BW: 2.8 WW: 59.4 YW: 96.3 M: 25.8 TM: 55.5 Bred to Haroldson’s Insight ET 201D on June 8, 2018.

Tahoe x Raftsman Born: February 6, 2017 BW: 4.2 WW: 62.2 YW: 104.5 M: 20.4 TM: 51.5 Bred to Haroldson’s Insight ET 201D on May 9, 2018.

Sale Managed By

AHK 5F Loaded x Tank 45P Born: February 20, 2018 BW: -0.4 WW: 42.4 YW: 67.9 M: 28.0 TM: 49.2

T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd.

PBHR 4E

306.933.4200 info@tbarc.com Chris Poley 306.220.5006 Shane Michelson 403.363.9973 Ben Wright: 519-374-3335 www.tbarc.com

Homegrown x WLB News Born: February 18, 2017 BW: 5.3 WW: 45.6 YW: 83.3 M: 34.9 TM: 57.7 AI bred to ANL Hi-Tech 80C on May 19, 2018.

Watch & Bid online Duncan & Val Lees 306.455.2619 (H) 306.577.9703 (C) Jeff, Grace & Family 306.577.1375 (C) www.blairatholfarms.com

Haroldsons Polled Herefords

Lenna, Kristy & Chad Wilson Chad 306.577.1256 (C) www.haroldsons.com

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Friends

Manns Polled Herefords 204.466.2960 Roselawn Polled Herefords 204.534.8204 www.roselawnfarms.com

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SHA President’s Report - Stephen Myer Hello fellow Hereford breeders. I hope the fall season finds you well and that the harvest is decent enough for your pursuits. Its an exciting time of the year to be a cattle breeder, catalogues start to come in the mail again and with that excitement of possible new purchases and the analysis of many diverse breeding programs. Best wishes to all that partake in the fall sale season.

At our annual meeting this summer we had a guest speaker from the Saskatchewan Vertified Beef Plus Program. Coy Shellenberg outlined the basis of their new Sustainable Beef Pilot Project that is in conjuntion with Cargil. The goal of the program is sustainability of the beef industry. It recognizes that we as producers need to maintain the trust of our consumers and the public, and the program staff has found that, despite the media's negative stories, generally people want to trust farmers. The current pilot program consists of a simple audit procedure, that basically makes sure you are adhering to the beef animal husbandry code of practises, and opportunity for you to collect $20 per head that crosses the kill floor at Cargil in High River with your CCIA tag in its ear. Similarly, feedlots and slaughter plants will receive this money that is coming from retailers that want quality and assurance of responsible production for their customers. If anyone would like more information feel free to contact Marilyn or myself for Coy's contact information.

I would like to thank everyone who took time out of their busy schedules to attend the annual meeting and to interact with their fellow breeders on many different subjects. I would also welcome Travis Wasko of XTC Herefords to our provincial board and thank Kurtis Reid for his service. We look forward to working with Howard Crittenden as our new representative to the Canadian Hereford Association and thanks to outgoing board member Murray Andrews.

I was grateful to be able to attend the Canadian Junior Hereford Association Bonanza and the Canadian Hereford Association annual meeting held in Quebec this summer. Congratulations to the organizers for putting on an awesome show and for facilitating successful meetings. There was a great number of entries of both cattle and kids, and the quality individuals of both kinds were very evident. The Canadian Hereford Association has some interesting programs coming up. Be sure to stay tuned to the Hereford Digest and email for pertinent information.

A hot topic at the Canadian Hereford Asscociation annual meeting was the Hereford Plus Program. As a representative of our association, I went to the meeting to voice our concerns over the program and to hopefully get more detail as to how it would work and how it would make things better for the breed. I believe without a doubt it is still a work in progress. The fact that there is demand for the F1 cattle that are half Hereford is undeniable. Breeding and creating pedigrees and EPDs for the crossbred cattle beyond the first cross is of lesser value to commercial and Hereford producers. I would like to see a program with a clearer direction and end goal. The Saskatchewan Hereford Association will continue to push for positive changes to this program.

Everyone stay safe with your various activities and take time to enjoy some tours of Hereford cattle!

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First Annual Production Sale

Doug Troop

October 13, 2018 Brandon, MB.

Hereford Farm

Featuring:

Auction Types and Options

DTHF EVERLY 20E

Live Webcast Auction Used with Live Auction. Including Auctioneer, Ringman and Sale Manager

WLB Home Run 8Y 112C X DTHF Belinda 2B

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Online Auction / Timed Closeout List the items and allow pre bidding.

Close out is controlled by the computer with 5 minutes between bids.

COST $1000 or 2% which ever is greater

Haroldsons Density T100 34A X DTHF Belinda 77B

Haroldsons Density T100 34A X DTHF Bobbi Sue 100B

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Accounting

COST $2000

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DTHF ELANOR 209E

Haroldsons Density T100 34A X DTHF Breanna 97B Champion Bred Heifer at the Manitoba Feild Day Analytics

ANL DM 719T Victor 76S ET 47Z X DTHF Lynne 183X

ANL DM 719T Victor 76S ET 47Z X DTHF Savanah 49Y

DTHF EVERLY 192E

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DTHF ELLIE MAE 89E

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Chris Poley: 306-220-5006 Shane Michelson: 403-363-9973 Ben Wright: 519-374-3335

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Bill & Wendy Shana, Jinaye & Kendall Premier Hereford Sale – February 4, 2019

Box 12 , Evesham, SK S0L 1B0 bwayrey@hotmail.ca PH: 306-753-2500 Cell: 306-753-7040 www.ayreyherefords.com

NWSask Hereford Tour August 8 & 9, 2019

“Bulls grazed on 200 acres of grass this summer”

“Thanks to all our 2018 buyers and bidders” Excited to add these outstanding genetics into our breeding program this year: FA 31A BRITISHER 88D - AGA 18Z ZOOM STAN DIVIDEND 87D - MW PRAIRIE RIB 54D - T-BAR-K 7122T BILLBOARD 9C

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25E

52E

82E

110E

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29E

92E

59E

Located on Hwy 14, 3½ miles East of Evesham, Sk or 8 miles East of Macklin, Sk Cattle Call - October 2018 Cattle Call – October 2018

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EVENTS Northwest Saskatchewan Hereford Club Field Day August 2, 2018 – Turtleford Fair Grounds Judge: Terril Pierson, Wardlow, AB Bull Calf Show Junior Bull Calf Division Class 1A – Bulls born April 14 to April 22, 2018 1st: Riverbridge 497C Lad 80F – River Bridge Ranch, Maidstone, Sk 2nd: Carlrams 365F – Carlrams Ranching Ltd., Cut Knife, Sk. Class 1B – Bulls Born April 7 to April 13, 2018 1st: WA 48Z Frank 114F – Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk. 2nd: CR 183F – CR Bar Ranching, Cut Knife, Sk. Class 1C – Bulls Born April 3 to April 6, 2018 1st: Riverbridge 497C Lad 70F – River Bridge Ranch, Maidstone, Sk. 2nd: Carlrams 130F – Carlrams Ranching Ltd., Cut Knife, Sk. Class 1D – Bulls Born April 1, 2018 1st: Riverbridge 497C Lad 64F – River Bridge Ranch, Maidstone, Sk. 2nd: EZR 14W STD Silver Lad 49F – EZ Ranching, Livelong, Sk. Junior Champion Bull Calf · Riverbridge 497C Lad 64F – River Bridge Ranch, Maidstone, Sk. Reserve Junior Champion Bull · Riverbridge 497C Lad 70F – River Bridge Ranch, Maidstone, Sk.

Junior Champion Bull & Grand Champion Bull River Bridge Ranch, Maidstone, Sk.

Reserve Junior Champion Bull River Bridge Ranch, Maidstone, Sk.

Sponsored by: Agland John Deere Sales & Service, Lloydminster,AB

Intermediate Bull Calf Division Class 2A – Bulls born March 26 to March 29, 2018 1st: Riverbridge 64C Lad 47F – River Bridge Ranch, Maidstone, Sk. 2nd: Bannerlane 30A General 137F – Bannerlane Herefords, Livelong, Sk. Class 2B – Bull born March 18 to March 25, 2018 1st: WA 30A Fireball 71F – Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk. 2nd: WA 30A Fantastic 60F – Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk. Class 3C – Bulls born March 14 to March 17, 2018 1st: Bannerlane 153Y Super 44F – Bannerlane Herefords, Livelong, Sk. 2nd: WA 30A Flex 33F – Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk. Class 2D – Bulls born March 10 to March 13, 2018 1st: Riverbridge 74A Lad 4F – River Bridge Ranch, Maidstone, Sk. 2nd: Bannerlane 238C Caliber 18F – Bannerlane Herefords, Livelong, Sk.

Intermediate Champion Bull Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk.

Intermediate Champion Bull Calf · WA 30A Fireball 71F – Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk. Reserve Intermediate Champion · Bannerlane 153Y Super 44F – Bannerlane Herefords, Livelong, Sk. Sponsored by: Fort Pitt Tire/Fort Pitt Promotions, Frenchman Butte, Sk

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Reserve Intermediate Champion Bull Bannerlane Herefords, Livelong, Sk. Cattle Call – October 2018

EVENTS Senior Bull Calf Division Class 3A – Bulls born March 1 to March 6, 2018 1st: WA 30A Flame 3F – Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk. 2nd: WA 63Y Fancy 5F – Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk. Class 3B – Bulls born February 13 to February 14, 2018 1st: Standard-Hill Magnum 68F – Landen Myer, Maidstone, Sk. 2nd: Standard-Hill Thunder 43F – Karli Myer, Maidstone, Sk. Class 3C - Bulls born January 10 to January 25, 2018 1st: Standard-Hill Stocky 63F – Standard Hill Livestock,Maidstone, Sk. 2nd: Top-50 Final Four 4F – Top 50 Livestock, Lashburn, Sk. Senior Champion Bull Calf · WA 30A Flame 3F – Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk. Reserve Senior Champion Bull Calf · WA 63Y Fancy 5F – Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk.

Senior Champion Bull Reserve Grand Champion Bull Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk.

Sponsored by: Novlan Brothers Sales, Paradise Hill, Sk

Grand Champion Bull Calf · Riverbridge 497C Lad 64F – River Bridge Ranch, Maidstone, Sk. Sponsored by: Hardes Vet Clinic, Turtleford, Sk

Reserve Grand Champion Bull Calf · WA 30A Flame 3F – Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk. Sponsored by: Balog Auction Services, Lethbridge, AB

Reserve Senior Champion Bull Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk.

Champion Yearling Bull · WA 30A Electric 63E – Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk. Sponsored By: Big Gully Farm, Maidstone, Sk

Female Show Junior Cow Calf Pairs 1st: Flicek 35A Sky Cruz 16D – Flicek Herefords< Neilburg, Sk. 2nd: WLB 27A Peg 3D – Top 50 Livestock, Lashburn, Sk. Sponsored by: Turtleford Summer Cattle Show

Senior Cow/Calf Pairs 1st: SHPH 7S Glitter 24Y – Standard Hill Livestock, Maidstone, Sk. 2nd: SHPH 7S Glitter 24W

Champion Yearling Bull Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk.

Sponsored by: West Central Pelleting, Wilkie, Sk

Pen of Three Heifer Calves 1st: Bannerlane Herefords, Livelong, Sk 2nd: Standard Hill Livestock, Maidstone, Sk Sponsored by: Sky Track Ranch, Hillmond, Sk Pen of Three Bred Heifers 1st: EZ Ranching, Livelong, Sk Sponsored by: Misty Valley Farms, Maidstone, Sk

Champion Steer Calf · PDHR 12B – Bill LaClare Sponsored by: Poplar Dell Hereford Ranch, Edam, Sk

Thank you to all of our sponsors along with Standard Hill Livestock, Paradise Hill Ranch and Western Wear and Coolidge Country Catering

(L-R) Lance Leachman, Big Gully Farms sponsor of the Yearling Bull Class, Jesse Bannerman, NW President and Bill Ayrey, Ayrey Hereford Farm, Evesham, Sk.

Thank you to the Turtleford Summer Cattle Show Committee for your joint efforts, and to all Hereford breeders for participating and helping with the 2018 Field Day. Cattle Call – October 2018

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(L-R) Jesse Bannerman presenting awards to David Mitchell, Bill Ayrey and Rob Bannerman.

(L-R) Jace Myer, Jesse Bannerman, Ramsay Flicek, Cow/Calf Champions

(L-R) Jesse Bannerman presenting award for Champion Steer Calf to Bill LaClare

Junior Champion Cow/Calf Pair Flicek Herefords, Neilburg, Sk. (L-R) Harold Oddan, Misty Valley Farms sponsor of Pen of Three Bred Heifers and Jesse Bannerman, EZ Ranching

(L-R) Judge Terril Pierson, Jesse Bannerman

Huge shoutout to the junior members who attended and sold 50/50 tickets at the NW field day!

They raised $334 to go towards Bonanza 2019!

Senior Champion Cow/Calf Pair Standard Hill Livestock, Maidstone, Sk.

(L-R) Rob Bannerman, Bannerlane Herefords, Raymond Bygrove, Sky Track Ranch sponsor of Pen of Three Heifer Calves, Jesse Bannerman

Mark your calendars for the Northwest Sask Hereford Tour next summer.

If you would like to be considered for a tour spot, or RSVP, please visit our website at www.NWHCtour.com and fill out the forms.

Tour Manager – Dalynn Ramsay – 306.390.7447 info@NWHCtour.com

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EVENTS NORTH WEST SASKATCHEWAN HEREFORD CLUB 46TH ANNUAL HONOUR ROLL August 2, 2018 - Turtleford Fair Grounds Thank you to this year's honour roll inductees. The following purebred and commercial breeders have been influential to the success of the Hereford industry in North West Saskatchewan.

Purebred Honourees Double J Polled Herefords Rick & Karen Johnston, Maidstone, Sk. Rick grew up on a mixed farm north of Maidstone, rode tractor at twelve and was left to calve the commercial herd on his own at fifteen.

Rick has been an active farmer and community volunteer. He played his minor sports in Maidstone, Major Junior and Senior baseball in North Battleford, Western Canadian Junior hockey with the Saskatoon Blades and Intermediate A with Port Alberni, BC. All the while knowing his love of cattle and the land would bring him back to the farm.

He bought his first land in 1972 and his first Purebred Polled Hereford cow in 1976. In the years since then, he has shown and sold cattle throughout Canada and the United States and travelled to show and sales meeting cattle folk, building relationships, and promoting not only his cattle but the breed as a whole. He believes in the strengths of the Hereford; the gentle nature, calving ease, milk production and performance. He believes that as cattle producers we are all in the business together, and need to support each other regardless of breed.

During his time in the business he had some success selling seedstock and in the show ring. He has show Champions in Lloydminster Stockade Round-Up, Edmonton’s Farmfair International, the Royal Winter Fair, Western Canadian Agribition (9 times champion including Supreme Champion and both Polled Hereford Champion Bull and Female in 2008). That year the Northwest SK Hereford Zone recognized him as their Breeder of the Year. He has enjoyed judging cattle show including 4-H, the Royal Winter Fair, and PEI Old Home Week.

He spent six years as a board member of the SK Hereford Association (acting as show chairman at Agribition twice) and six years as a board member of the Canadian Hereford Association, which included serving as the youngest President in its’ history in 1995-1996.

Rick’s other volunteer duties: - started coaching hockey at 23, was on the bench for the Midwest Redwings AA Northern Final, the Maidstone Jets Senior A Championship, North Sask River Hockey League Championship, and the St.Walburg Eagles Sask Senior A Championship - umped baseball for many years, mostly as volunteer - managed the Standard Hill Oldtimers for 25 years - volunteered to build and maintain ball fields and hockey rinks - Maidstone Arena Board member for 15 years - Maidstone Jets manager/fundraiser - Maidstone Recreation Board for 9 years - President of local Minor Ball and Hockey - Silver Lake Park Board 30 years and counting

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Commercial Honouree Don Farnell Don was born in the Battlefords Union Hospital on March 16th, 1945. For those who don’t want to do the math that makes him 73 years old. He was one of four children born to Gordon and Evelyn Farnell. He had two older brothers and a younger sister.

His two brothers are retired and his sister and her husband live in Rocky Mountain House and are still farming there. Don and his wife Sharon are the third generation on the home quarter that his grandfather homesteaded in 1906 in the Sonningdale area. They are still actively farming, running a herd of 65-70 Hereford/Simmental cross cows. You will always find a Horned Hereford in their group of bulls.

Don has been actively involved with livestock since the age of twelve when he joined the Sonningdale 4-H club. Through the 4-H program he had a variety of life experiences, from caring for his own livestock to winning an award trip through the 4-H council to the 4-H Conference at the Toronto Royal Winter Fair. He was one of ten members from Saskatchewan to attend. Some of you may recognize the names of the others who were on the trip with him: Noel Skelton, Tom Hougham, and Armand Smith. While in Toronto they attended an NHL game at Maple Leaf Gardens among other activities planned by their hosts.

Don was a assistant leader of the Sonningdale 4-H Club for a year. He judged a 4-H Achievement Day for the Monarch Club.

Sharon and Don have been married for 48 years this summer. In those years they have been blessed with three children; Shane, Murray, and Sheila. They are all gainfully employed off the farm.

Don’s start in Herefords began with the purchase of some heifers at the Red Carpet Sale at the auction mart in Saskatoon. They came from George Larry, Horn Brothers and a few other breeders. He also bought a group of heifers from Albert and Ken Beatch. Genetics were added from sires bought from Bill Pana, Don Mitchell and Sons, Walter LaClare, Misty Valley Farms and Bannerlane Herefords.

After trying his luck at the Purebred Hereford business, he decided to go to a commercial herd. While in the cattle business he has met many fine people who are still good friends.

Life, farming, and the cattle business have been exceptionally good to us. We cherish the memories we have made and look forward to the memories yet to be made.

2018 Young Guns Award Dustin Garrett – Garrett Ranch Ltd. Hello my name is Dustin Garrett, I have been working with cattle my whole life working on Garrett Ranch LTD. Garrett Ranch was run by my dad, my uncle and my grandpa until my brothers and I got old enough to help out and eventually start working with them. When I was 11 I started 4H and with some of the money from my steers I bought my first Hereford heifer. From there most of my time was spent working on the ranch, breaking and showing 4H steers, and building my cow herd.

After I graduated high school I eventually enrolled in Animal Science Technology at Lakeland College Vermilion Campus. I spent my college years building relationships in the cattle industry and eventually landed a summer job working at Deseret Ranches near Raymond AB. I was a pasture rider and helped look after over 5000. After college I started to move back home and bought some of my own land. I continued to build my cow herd by keeping heifers and this winter I bought 3 purebred cows from Jim and Georgine Westgards dispersal sale. I see a big future in Herefords and am looking forward to being part of it.

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EVENTS SOUTHEAST FIELD DAY AND MOE SHOW August 11, 2018 – ANL Polled Herefords - Steelman, Sk. Judges: Ryan Topp, Grace City, ND; Daryl Ruprecht, Thief River Falls, Minn; Corey Rutten, Alameda, Sk. Female Show Class 1 – Heifers born March 14 to April 9, 2018 1st: Brooks 71D 67Z Rachel 49F – Brooks Farms 2nd: Brooks 153D 36C Kate 51F – Brooks Farms 3rd: JRP Gia 22F – Jesse Procyk 4th: Haroldson's LV Ella 41D 89F – Haroldson's Polled Herefords 5th: JRP Wilma Fstone 800F – Jesse Procyk Class 2 – Heifers born March 5 to March 8, 2018 1st: ANL 71D Randi 12C 132F – ANL Polled Herefords 2nd: Haroldson's Lady 5D 22F – Haroldson's Polled Herefords 3rd: Blair Athol 10Y Iris 55F – Blair Athol Farms 4th: Blair Athol 43C Lu-Lu 54F – Blair Athol Farms 5th: Blair Athol 27 Miss Vicky 48F – Blair Athol Farms Class 3 – Heifers born March 3 to March 4, 2018 1st: ANL R&J 71D Lady Red 1238 126F – ANL Polled Herefords 2nd: Haroldson's Mira T100 18F – Haroldson's Polled Herefords 3rd: Glenlees 27C Marlie 89F – Glenlees Farms 4th: Brooks 153D 80D Pauline 29F – Brooks Farms Junior Champion Heifer Calf > ANL 71D Randi 12C 132F – ANL Polled Herefords Reserve Junior Champion Heifer Calf > ANL R&J 71D Lady Red 1238 126F – ANL Polled Herefords Sponsored by: KD Young Farms

Class 5 – Heifers born February 13 to February 18, 2018 1st: Glenlees JC 27C Daisy 40F – Glenlees Farms 2nd: Glenlees 27C Reva 32F – Glenlees Farms 3rd: Haroldson's Candance 5D 8F – Haroldson's Polled Herefords 4th: Brooks 23B 29B Honor Roll 12F – Brooks Farms Class 6 – Heifers born January 27 to February 9, 2018 1st: ANL R&L 71D Suma 24X 57F – ANL Polled Herefords 2nd: Kirby-Lone Pine Sybil ET 925F – Lone Pine Cattle Services 3rd: Brooks 71D 26X Noreen 7F – Brooks Farms 4th: Glenlees BNC 72C Pixie 10F – Glenlees Farms 5th: Blair Athol 68D Lexy 15F – Blair Athol Farms Class 7 – Heifers born January 22 to January 25, 2018 1st: ANL 71D Bambi 188A 21F – ANL Polled Herefords 2nd: ANL DF 845C Mindy 129C 24F – ANL Polled Herefords 3rd: XLP 75Z Dakota 48F – Lone Pine Cattle Services 4th: ANL 71D Kate 787X 31F – ANL Polled Herefords Class 8 – Heifers born January 8 to January 21, 2018 1st: XLP 517U Sarah 228F – Lone Pine Cattle Services 2nd: ANL DF 71D Erin 16Z 19F – ANL Polled Herefords 3rd: ANL DD 71D Klondike 3593 17F – ANL Polled Herefords 4th: Kirby-Lone Pine Blanche 168F – Lone Pine Cattle Services 5th: XLP 75Z Winnie 72F – Lone Pine Cattle Services

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Senior Champion Heifer Calf > ANL 71D Bambi 188A 21F – ANL Polled Herefords Reserve Senior Champion Heifer Calf > ANL R&L 71D Suma 24X 57F – ANL Polled Herefords Sponsored by: Ranchland Vet Services

Yearling Heifers Class 10 – Heifers born March 5 to March 23, 2017 1st: Blair-Athol 10Y Goldie 59E – Blair Athol Farms 2nd: Blair-Athol 0124 Ramona ET 44E – Blair Athol Farms 3rd: Just-Acre Victoria 9E – Just Acres Class 11 – Heifers born January 4 to February 19, 2017 1st: Glenlees 351 Libby 34E – Glenlees Farms 2nd: Brooks 156C 17C Greta 4E – Brooks Farms 3rd: Brooks 17A 53Z Splendid 17E – Brooks Farms 4th: Just-Acre Elena 1E – Just Acres Champion Yearling Heifer > Glenlees 351 Libby 34E – Glenlees Farms Reserve Champion Yearling Heifer > Blair-Athol 10Y Goldie 59E – Blair Athol Farms Sponsored by: ANL Polled Herefords

Champion Cow/Calf Pair > RVP 106A Cameo Girl 45C – Glenlees Farms Calf: Glenlees 5D Humbolt 1F Reserve Champion Cow/Calf Pair > H RW Lady Redeem 1238 ET – ANL Polled Herefords Calf: ANL R&J 71D Lady Red 1238 126F Sponsored by: Head for the Hills Vet Services

Grand Champion Female > RVP 106A Cameo Girl 45C – Glenlees Farms Calf: Glenlees 5D Humbolt 1F Reserve Grand Champion Female > Glenlees 351 Libby 34E – Glenlees Farms Sponsored by: T Bar C Cattle Co.

Bull Show Class 14 – Bulls born April 3 to April 17, 2018 1st: Kirby-Lone Pine Copper 403F – Lone Pine Cattle Services 2nd: ANL AG 71D Start Up 52 194F – ANL Polled Herefords 3rd: Blair-Athol 97B Loaded 115F – Blair Athol Farms Class 15 – Bulls born March 12 to March 16, 2018 1st: Glenlees BNC 27C Contact 113F – Glenlees Farms 2nd: Brooks 5D 146B Totem 37F – Brooks Farms 3rd: Just-Acre Felix 4F – Just Acres 4th: Just-Acre Icarius 8F – Just Acres

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EVENTS Class 16 – Bulls born March 1 to March 5, 2018 1st: Glenlees 156 Guardian 84F – Glenlees Farms 2nd: Brooks 2429 29Z Redeem 28F – Brooks Farms 3rd: ANL 23B Tahoe 328A 123F – ANL Polled Herefords 4th: XLP 75Z Diamond 243F – Lone Pine Cattle Services

Senior Champion Bull Calf > Glenlees 5D Humbolt 1F – Glenlees Farms Reserve Senior Champion Bull Calf > Kirby-Lone Pine Top Brass 176F – Lone Pine Cattle Services

Junior Champion Bull Calf

> Glenlees 156 Guardian 84F – Glenlees Farms Reserve Junior Champion Bull Calf > Glenlees BNC 27C Contact 113F – Glenlees Farms

Grand Champion Bull > Glenlees 5D Humbolt 1F – Glenlees Farms Reserve Grand Champion Bull > Glenlees 156 Guardian 84F – Glenlees Farms

Sponored by: Alameda Agencies

Sponsored by: Southern Co-op

Class 18 – Bulls born February 16 to February 23, 2018 1st: Haroldson's SCC Upgrade 15F – Haroldson's Polled Herefords 2nd: Glenlees BNC 27C Impact 43F – Glenlees Farms 3rd: RV BA 27C Cannon 218F – Blair Athol Farms 4th: XLP Mount-Vern Kelso 811F – Lone Pine Cattle Services Class 19 – Bulls born February 2 to February 7, 2018 1st: Haroldson's SK Pavati 5D 2F – Haroldson's Polled Herefords 2nd: ANL 71D Start Me Up 51A 83F – ANL Polled Herefords Class 20 – Bulls born January 26 to February 1, 2018 1st: Brooks 106A 30B Action 1F – Brooks Farms 2nd: ANL 23B Tahoe 2323Z 49F – ANL Polled Herefords 3rd: Brooks 201C 409D Outlaw 3F – Brooks Farms 4th: Brooks 845C 61D Warrior 2F – Brooks Farms Class 21 – Bulls born January 6 to January 17, 2018 1st: Glenlees 5D Humbolt 1F – Glenlees Farms 2nd: Kirby-Lone Pine Top Brass 176F – Lone Pine Cattle Services 3rd: ANL 23B Plus 424B 6F – ANL Polled Herefords 4th: ANL RJ 23B Tahoe 1A 7F – ANL Polled Herefords

Get of Sire 1st: Glenlees Farms – NJW 73S 38W Rimrock 27C ET 2nd: ANL Polled Herefords – TH 745A 7B Start Me Up 71D 3rd: Haroldson's Polled Herefords – Haroldson's 200Z Totem 5D 4th: Lone Pine Cattle Services – ANL A XLP Action ET 75Z

Junior Heifer Calf Division Champion & Reserve ANL Polled Herefords Sponsor: KD Young Farms

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Sponsored by: 3M Beef Supplies

Sponsored by: E Bourassa and Sons

Premier Breeder – ANL Polled Herefords Sponsored by: Golden Thread Livestock Images

Premier Exhibitor – Glenlees Farms Sponsored by: Aspen Lane Land & Cattle

Thank you to our show sponsors and Cobra L Manufacturing Ltd for donating the bottled water - to ANL Polled Herefords for hosting the event - the breeders who brought cattle and all who attended!

Senior Heifer Calf Division Champion & Reserve ANL Polled Herefords Sponsor: Ranchland Vet Services

Yearling Heifer Champion Champion: Glenlees Farms Reserve: Blair Athol Farms Sponsor: ANL Polled Herefords

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Pictured L-R: Emmla Lees, Judge Corey Rutten

Champion Cow/Calf Pair Champion: Glenlees Farms Reserve: ANL Polled Herefords Sponsor: Head for the Hill Vet Service

Grand & Reserve Grand Champion Female Glenlees Farms Sponsor: T Bar C Cattle Co.

Junior Bull Calf Division Champion & Reserve Bull Calf Glenlees Farms Sponsor: Alameda Agencies & Southern Co-op

Premier Breeder - ANL Polled Herefords Sponsor: Golden Thread Livestock Images

Get Of Sire Sponsor: E Bourassa & Sons Premier Exhibitor Sponsor: Aspen Lane Land & Cattle Glenlees Farms

Reserve Senior Champion Bull Calf Lone Pine Cattle Services Sponsor: 3M Beef Supplies

L-R: Emma Lees, Judge Corey Rutten

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Quality that Runs Generations Deep!

Square-D Heavy Dose 276F NJW 79Z 22Z Heavy Duty 72C X Square-D Avery 476Y

Square-D Jan 722D ET NJW 73S W18 Homegrown 8Y ET X Square-D Jaeden 257P Bred: BW NJW 139X 10W PayDay 31E

Square-D Andie 21F ET NJW 79Z 22Z Heavy Duty 72C X Square-D Jaeden 257P

Square D Herefords Annual Production Sale Monday, October 22, 2018 1:00 pm at the Square D Sale Site

Sale Offering Square-D Madonna 81E NJW 73S 22Z Mighty Max 69B X McCoy 36Y Zena 81A Bred: Square-D Century 957B

2 Cow/Calf Pairs 11 Heifer Calves 9 Herd Prospects 1 Semen Package 44 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 Square-dpolledherefords.com

Wascana Cattle Co. Square-D Elliot 676F NJW 79Z 22Z Heavy Duty 72C ET X Square-D Brilla 696A

Harvey & Bradley Duke Regina, Sk Canada 306-761-2810 – Harvey 306-536-4490 – Harvey cell 306-737-3980 – Bradley cell bradleytduke@hotmail.com

Just-Acres Farms Kristina & Jeff Just, Jillian, Emma & Matthew Box 1084, Yorkton, Sk 306-783-8820 home 306-621-9874 cell justacrefarms@imagewireless.ca

Square-D Andie 100F ET NJW 79Z 22Z Heavy Duty 72C X Square-D Jaeden 257P

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Sales Staff: Ryan Doran 403-507-6483 Nate Marin 306-869-7130

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Canadian Hereford Association

Hereford e-store Hereford merchandise can now be purchased directly from the e-store. This streamlines purchasing CHA merchandise.

Go directly to https://hereford.firstimpression.ab.ca or click "Store" under the "Home" button on the CHA home page: www.hereford.ca. This eliminates the need to process purchases by phone with CHA personnel. There are many new items available through the Hereford e-store. If you have no computer or online access just contact the CHA office and they will send you a list of available merchandise and they can order them for you. Just be mindful of the no-return policy on items purchased via the e-store. Contact Sarah at the CHA office if you have any questions.

Room Bookings For Agribition Book your hotel room for the National Hereford Show during the 2018 Canadian Western Agribition under the Canadian Hereford Association's room block.

Host Hotel - Double Tree Regina Reservations will be accepted until October 20, 2018. To book a room call 306-525-6767 and quote the booking code CHA.

Cow DNA Project (for THE Participants Only) The CHA has joined the AHA in a Cow DNA Project which strives to increase the genomic information available on material traits. The project requires DNA testing all cows in inventory (that don't already have GE-EPDs) at a reduced cost ($28.80 per sample plus shipping). All samples are taken with Tissue Sampling Units (TSUs), and results include abnormalities and GE-EPDs. Parentage can be added for $5.00. For more details, contact Val at the CHA office. val@hereford.ca Weekly EPDs EPDs are run weekly and published every Monday. New data is extracted every Thursday night at 9:00 pm Calgary time.

Depending on whether data is recorded before or after this cut-off, results will be included in the new EPDs published 1218 days later.

Sale Trends 2017 Top Production Sales

2017 Top Consignment Sales Lots

Average

1. MJT Cattle Co. Ltd. Herefords & Angus 23 Annual “Back to the Basics” Bull Sale

45

$7,838.00

1. Canadian Western Agribition National Hereford Sale 15

$10,266.67

2. Corbiell Herefords Bull Sale

43

$7,480.00

2. 117th Annual Calgary Bull Sale

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3. Autumn Alliance XXXV

54.25

$7,439.63

Lots

Average

114

$7,429.39

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97

$7,102.42

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3. 59 Annual Medicine Hat Spring Bull Sale

4. Remitall West Production Sale

29

$7,100.00

4. 38 Annual Bulls Eye Sale

66

$6,397.73

5. British Connection Bull Sale Treaty Sale

80

$7,094.00

5. Season Finale Hereford Event

37

$5,868.00

Polled Hereford Top Sellers Name

Month

Price

Seller (Sale)

Buyer

Bull Calf

377X Eclipse 27E

November

$150,000.00

Nelson Hirche Herefords

Kurt Sanburg & Wade Carol

Yearling Bull

Haroldson's Insight ET 201D

April

$51,000.00

Haroldson's Polled Herefords

Arthur Polled Herefords

Coming Two-Year Old Bull (or older)

XLP Action Star 243C

March

$14,500.00 (½ Interest)

Lone Pine Cattle Services

GWG Polled Herefords

Heifer Calf

Haroldson's WS Lassie 21C 37E

October

$32,000.00

Haroldson's Polled Herefords

Arthur Polled Herefords

Bred or Open Yearling Heifer

Haroldson's HLV Marvel 38B 82D

October

$14,500.00

Haroldson's Polled Herefords

Steve Knutson

Cow

Remitall-West Yellow Rose 2Y

October

$25,000.00 (½ interest)

Remitall West

JK Fraser cattle

Cow/Calf Pair

Haroldson's WLC Rythym 12Z 16B MHPH 3134 Rythym 1141E

September

$34,000.00

Medonte Highlands Polled Herefords

Wascana Cattle Co. Chula Vista Polled Herefords Lian More Polled Herefords

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Horned Hereford Top Sales Name

Month

Price

Seller

Buyer

Bull Calf

Big-Gully 5001 Leverage 371E

December $13,000.00 Big Gully Farm

Lock Farms

Yearling Bull

BR 028X Sensation ET 101D

March

$29,000.00 Braun Hereford Ranch (½ interest)

Brost Land & Cattle Co.

Coming Two-Year Bannerlane 108 Brit Sport 142C Old Bull (or older)

February

$20,500.00 Bannerlane

Jeff and Don Fraser

Heifer Calf

Overdrive Elise 5E

November $11,500.00 Nelson Hirsche Herefords

Bred or Open Yearling Heifer

RG 28X Dixie 640D

December $8,500.00

JK Fraser Cattle

Rocking G Land & Cattle Co. Wendall Palmer

Over the past 2 years the Canadian Hereford Association Board of Directors have been developing a new program for the Canadian Hereford Association. This program has been developed to address the following changes in the Canadian beef industry landscape. ● Annual Hereford registrations have remained static and in the last 10 years have fallen behind Simmentals and Charolais. ● New genetic evaluations available from IGS area making cross-breed EPD evaluations available to cattle in 13 different herd books, connecting 14 million pedigrees – this evaluation is even larger than the monstrous American Angus evaluation. ● Global exports of Canadian Hereford genetics is a very important marketplace for some Canadian Hereford breeders, so Hereford cannot have an “open” herdbook like other breeds that have had success with this strategy Hereford Plus is designed to be bold, defy convention and let new customers re-define their definition of Hereford, all while supporting and promoting the use of purebred Hereford genetics.

This program is not meant to infringe on the Registered Hereford market but be an addition to the market by increasing recognition of the important role Hereford influence cattle play in the Canadian beef industry.

The domestic beef industry is sending a resounding message that across breed evaluations of cattle from multi-breed registries is in high demand; as a top quality, genetic service provider the Canadian Hereford Association can offer those same services for producers looking to use registered purebred Hereford genetics to create an animal that fits their needs and their customer's needs.

At this very moment, Hereford cattle are currently being crossed with other breeds and enrolled in similar programs at many other Canadian and American breed associations where their Hereford identity is lost. The role of this program is to maintain their Hereford heritage and promote the use of registered Hereford cattle however the individual sees fit.

The Canadian Hereford Association board wishes to keep the association modern by offering programing that attracts new members to the breed, grows junior evolvement with the breed, and grows demand for Hereford genetics in crossbreeding programs; but at the same time protects the heritage of the Purebred Hereford Herdbook.

The Hereford Plus program is available now for new registrations of 2018 born Hereford influence calves. Contact the CHA office to get enrolled.

Don't get caught waiting for DNA! If you've got calves to show or sell this fall, collect those DNA samples for any ETs, sires or 'dams of AI sires' right away! Be sure to allow a minimum of 4 weeks at the lab for DNA results. Applications are easily available through your online log-in under “Requests”. You can print these immediately to send with the samples.

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CANADIAN HEREFORD ASSOCIATION

Honour Roll Gordon and Howard Crittenden The Canadian Hereford Association congratulates Gordon and Howard Crittenden for their induction into the Canadian Hereford Association's Honour Roll.

Gordon was born September 13th, 1953 in the Imperial District of Saskatchewan, followed by younger brother Howard who was born July 13th, 1955. The Crittenden family has been established on the family's homestead since 1912.

The homestead started as a mixed farm, from which the original cow herd was sold in 1964.

Eight years later, in 1972, Howard and Gordon purchased their first group of cattle to re-establish their cow herd and in 1978 they bought their first group of purebred Herefords.

The Crittenden men are known for their willingness to learn, adapt, and grow. Family plays an important role in their lives and they are proud of their wives, children and grandchildren. Gordon married Shirley (Mooney) in 1981 and they have raised 3 children – Megan, Justine and Spencer. Howard married Sharon (Emigh) in 1977. Together they raised Jim (Kari), Grant (Lindsay) and Kirbie Mosewich (Preston). The Crittenden family now shares their passion for Herefords with Howard's six grandchildren – Paige, Hailey and Larissa, Ryland and Reid, and Wyatt.

The Crittendens value community involvement and time spent with good friends in their community. Howard and Gordon support the community's hockey association, the community association, the school board, and the local United Church board. In 2017 they donated 100% of the proceeds from the sale of one of their heifers to the Imperial & District Ambulance, raising over $5,000.

The operation has grown and now includes the C5 partnership, which has brought the next generation of Crittenden men into the farm partnership. Jim, Grant and Spencer largely operate the grain farming division while Howard and Gordon maintain the cattle operation. The family now farms over 13,000 acres and breeds more than 200 females annually.

The GHC brand is known internationally as a leading producer of superior Polled Hereford genetics, with exports extending to Denmark, Russia, Germany, England, Ireland, Sweden, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Uruguay and to numerous U.S. States. GHC Herefords have also been sold into 10 provinces domestically. Semen interests in bulls are have sold to many groups, including Alta Genetics, Western Breeders and Semex. The brothers are good cattlemen, using traditional selection methods and embracing the use of EPDs and carcass data to improve the genetic make up of their herd.

The Crittendens hosted a successful bi-annual production sales from 1998 to 2014 and consigned many high sellers to other sales such as Canadian Western Agribition. Howard and Gordon started their first annual spring bull and female sale in 2017. WTK Continental 66F is one example of many great animals that brought success to the partnership's operation. This bull was Junior Champion at Agribition in 1998, Grand Champion at Agribition in 1999 and National Senior Champion Bull at the Western Stock Show in Denver 2000.

Howard and Gordon have been proud promoters of the Hereford breed, hosting thousands of guests at numerous provincial field days. In 2012, they hosted the World Hereford Conference tour. They have been proud to be the Canadian Western Agribition Red Coat Classic Chairman for five years. Howard and Gordon have always been huge supporters of youth activities and many GHC females have been successfully exhibited by Canadian Junior Hereford Association members across Canada. Gordon and Howard have both helped many young cattlemen by sharing their knowledge, skills and friendship. They want to pass on the mentorship and support they got when they were young and starting out and they continue this tradition by offering terms at their annual sale.

The Saskatchewan Hereford Association would like to congratulate Gordon and Howard Crittenden on being inducted into the Canadian Hereford Association Honour Roll.

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STROMSMOE HEREFORDS

BLACK ANGUS 34th Annual Production Sale VIDEO Tuesday, December 4, 2018 - 1:00 pm at the Ranch SALE! AND

Featuring:

31 Horned Hereford Long Yearling Bulls 2 Polled Hereford Long Yearling Bulls

32 Black Angus Long Yearling Bulls 11 Black Angus Bull Calves (suitable for heifers)

C&N STAR DOMINO 97E

7 Young Commercial Cows bred A.I. 85 Commercial Heifers bred A.I.

C&N STANMORE LAD 130E

Sired by 100C, the top selling bull of our 2016 sale, a son of YV Star Struck 915W. The dam is from a son of LBH 157K Ribstone 40W. BW WW YW Milk REA Marb +5.8 +63.6 +103.2 +20.8 +0.21 +0.45

Sired by FE 60X Stanmore Lad 135B, and from a cow from HH Advance 8050U ET. BW +3.6

C&N L1 DOMINO 53E

WW +55.8

YW +90.3

Milk +20.0

REA +0.43

Marb +0.19

C&N L1 DOMINO 70E

Sired by CL 1 Domino 9121W 1ET from a cow by HH Advance 7034T ET. The grand dam was purchased as a frozen embryo from Holden Herefords.

BW WW YW Milk REA Marb +5.0 +60.6 +93.7 +28.2 +0.71 -0.12

Sired by CL 1 Domino 9121W 1ET, from a cow sired by a son of Harland.

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FREE DELIVERY within 350 miles on all cattle

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We would be pleased to winter bulls at cost

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Each bull will be guaranteed unconditionally for 3 full breeding seasons

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Complimentary lunch prior to sale

BW +1.9

WW +55.2

YW +86.2

Milk +26.7

REA +0.50

Marb +0.19

EPDs taken as of September 10, 2018

For a catalogue, more information or a free sale DVD please call!

DVD also accessible on our website

VIDEO SALE! Come early to view the sale cattle and their mothers.

Nyle & Vicki

(403) 666-3957 Cell: 403-878-3957 Vicki Cell: 403-502-6372 email: nstromsmoe@yahoo.ca

Clint

Ph/Fax: 403-666-2186 Cell: 403-647-6088 Box 505, Etzikom, AB T0K 0W0

Skyler & Rachel 403-928-3168

www.stromsmoeherefordandangus.com

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L iv e in the R SK Sale Barn, 5 miles north of D ouglas, MB Please j oin us the night before the sale for v iewing and refreshments!

R SK E 2046 D igby E T 20C 2017 Canad ian N ational Champ ion

Powerful bred females from the heart of our rep lacements and top end heifer calv es will be on offer.

A sample of the exciting lots on offer this year:

Blairs 208 Z T itlest E T 13C R SK 21F

R SK 24F

R SK 50F

R SK 102F

R SF 5E

H arv ie Cool Water E T 190B

K J BJ 719Z T ruman 695D

WCCO

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H eifer calv es by R L ead er 6964, T ruman 695D and D igby 20C, as well as a full sister to the 2017 H igh Selling H eifer Calf, R SK H 117 Miss Sage E T 44E WI L L SE L L !

E lectrifying embryo p ackages from our top d onors to exciting new matings!

H R W A ll I n 7165

I nclud ing A ll I n, D igby, E nd ure and T ruman!

LiveAuctions. TV or in p erson at the farm.

Live on the Internet. Live Audio. Video. Bidding and Accounting

Bid online at

RICHAUD STOCK FARMS

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A nd rew: 204-573-9529 R ae & Step hanie: 204-763-4459 rskfarms@hotmail.com www.rskfarms.ca

Bryan and Faye Fossay

R R 1, Wood land s, Manitoba R 0C 3H 0 P: 204-38 3-5754 C: 204-795-0961 bryan@fossayhereford s.ca www.fossayhereford s.ca

Winchester Cattle Comp any G eorge Webster

Box 27, St. A mbrose Manitoba R 0H 1G 0 P: 612-578 -6638 gbwebster3@aol.com

K atlyn R ichaud

Box 1358 , Portage la Prairie Manitoba R 1N 3N 9 T royâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; s Cell: 204-8 71-3559 K atlynâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; s Cell: 204-8 70-9242 rsf@signald irect.ca Sale managed by:

Chris Poley: 306-220-5006 Shane Michelson: 403-363-9973 Ben Wright: 519-374-3335

www.BuyA gro.com

The 8th Annual Beef-A-Rama was another huge success with 23 juniors participating and 60 head of cattle. Judges for the event were: Karl Lischka, Steelman, Sk, looking after conformation, judging and grooming and Kathy Warnyca, Montmartre, Sk judging showmanship and public speaking. Once again, many thanks to Rob and Dawn O'Connor for all of your hard work in organizing this event. Results from the day are as follows:

Grand Champion Female Senior Champion Female - Emma Lees

Reserve Grand Champion Bull Senior Champion Bull - Jesse Procyk

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Reserve Grand Champion Female Junior Champion Female - Kyla Lees

Champion Bred & Owned Female Ty Airriess

Grand Champion Bull Bull Calf Champion - Emma Lees

Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Female Jesse Procyk

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Champion Bred & Owned Bull Ty Airriess

Reserve Champion Commercial Female Emily Sebastian More Results: Heifer Calf Champion - Kirby-Lone Pine Sybill ET 925F - Jessica O'Connor Reserve Heifer Calf Champion - WMB 106A Rise'n'Sun 703F – Aiva Bieber Reserve Junior Champion Female - Square D Kitty 773E – Aiva Bieber Reserve Senior Champion Female - OSF Sarah 228A – Lexie O'Connor Reserve Bull Calf Champion - Kirby-Lone Pine Top Brass 176F – Lexie O'Connor Champion Three Head from a Family Emma & Kyla Lees Reserve Champion Three Head from a Family Emily Sebastian Grooming: Pee Wee – Raya Bieber Reserve Pee Wee – Ty Airriess Junior – Mya Bieber Reserve Junior – Kyla Lees Intermediate – Emma Lees Reserve Intermediate - Emily Sebastian Senior – Kyle Van Gen Reserve Senior - Mikayla Blaschuk Showmanship: Pee Wee – Raya Bieber Reserve Pee Wee - Kenzie Bieber Junior – Lexie O'Connor

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Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Bull Kriselly Webber

Champion Steer Jesse Procyk Reserve Junior – Kyla Lees Intermediate - Emma Lees Reserve Intermediate - Emily Sebastian Senior - Mikayla Blaschuk Reserve Senior - Kyle Van Gen Judging: Pee Wee – Reese Gaillard Reserve Pee Wee - Ty Airriess Junior – Kriselly Webber Resreve Junior – Aiva Bieber Intermediate – Jesse Procyk Reserve Intermediate - Emily Sebastian Senior – Mikayla Blaschuk Reserve Senior – Kyle Van Gen

Champion Commercial Female Emily Sebastian

Reserve Champion Steer Sarah Felskie Ridge Herefords & Torch View Cattle Co.; KLR Polled Herefords; Mitchell Farm Supply Ltd.

Grooming/Showmanship: Southeast sask Hereford Zone Grand Aggregate - Tom Warnyca Judging: Barefoot Polled Herefords Donations: Midale Petroleums; Morhart Farms Ltd. Class Sponsors: LV Farms Ltd.; The Cliffs Farm; Double Deuce Acres; Bieber Herefords; Blair Athol Farms; Wood Country.

Public Speaking: Pee Wee – Jessica O'Connor Reserve Pee Wee – Ty Airriess Junior – Lexie O'Connor Reserve Junior – Kriselly Webber Intermediate – Emily Sebastian Reserve Intermediate – Emma Lees Special thank you to our sponsors!

Show Sponsors: Saskatchewan Hereford Association; Airriess Acres; HMS Hi-Cliffe; GWG Polled Herefords; West Central Pelleting Mill; Western Producer; Sylvestre Land & Cattle; Wascana Cattle Co.; Crittenden Bros.; Mission

Grand Aggregate - Jesse Procyk

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Health Canada plan could harm veterinary drug market, CAHI warns The organization says the department needs to get in step with other countries A Health Canada plan to impose service fees on human and veterinary medicines will keep many treatments for farm and companion animals out of the country, says Jean Szkotnicki, president of the Canadian Animal Health Institute.

The Canadian animal health market is 2.5 per cent of the global market and shouldn’t be treated like the human medicine sector, which is 35 times larger, and is helped by subsidized drug prices, she said.

“Yet the proposed service fees increases are similar for both the animal and human health businesses, which CAHI and its members do not think is fair. These higher fees will hurt the availability of veterinary drugs in the Canadian market due to the loss of niche products and increased costs for veterinary medicines.”

Higher service fees for veterinary drugs will negatively impact the competitiveness of Canadian animal agriculture and the ability to practise sound veterinary medicine, she said.

The Health Canada fees are to cover the cost of reviewing veterinary drug submissions and for oversight of product quality such as fabricating, licensing and warehousing. The fees would be increased by 50 per cent over a seven-year period.

About 80 to 90 per cent of current veterinary drugs do not meet the sales threshold set by the proposed new service fees for veterinary drug registration and maintenance in the marketplace, she said.

CAHI has been talking to Health Canada since the service fee was first proposed last fall. While the department has said it will substantially reduce its proposed fees, they will still “result in smaller market products not being brought to the Canadian market and many existing small market medications would not be economically viable and will no longer be sold,” she said.

The service fee is intended to increase competitiveness, innovation and exports, but it will take the veterinary

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medication industry in the exact opposite direction, she said.

“Business would see deteriorated profit margins on new and existing drugs. Increased fees will encourage companies to invest outside of Canada and Canada’s innovative companies, many of which are small, will be unable to afford to have their products approved and sold in Canada.”

It would affect both food and companion animal owners, including equine. Also affected would be entrepreneurs in new and small production animal niches ranging from sheep and goats to buffalo.

While Health Canada has recognized the extreme negative impact the original service proposal would have had on small veterinary medication manufacturers, the remedy in the latest proposal would still have a very negative impact on small manufacturers, she said.

Health Canada also intends to charge a substantial fee for minor use medicines when most other jurisdictions are providing incentives to manufacturers to ensure that licensed products are available to minor species, she said. Canada will be unique in treating these applications as a source of cost recovery fees.

Whether companies serve as an importer of foreign medicines or manufacture in Canada, some will be hit with massive increases in licence fees.

The department proposes to calculate future services fees on the Consumer Price Index, which isn’t related to Health Canada’s true program costs, she said.

The department should recast the proposed fee increases in light of the government’s objectives of increasing competitiveness, reducing unnecessary regulatory burdens, fostering innovation and meeting Canada’s objective of increasing agri-food exports, she said.

“It must factor into the analysis the impact and risk of lost products on animal medication users and adjust the definition of small businesses by removing the affiliate provision and reflecting small individual businesses in Canada. As well it should reduce the fees for drug establishment licences and participate in joint reviews with other countries.” Alex Binkley

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cattle chat Ag groups continue food guide fight Beef and dairy producers are opposed to Health Canada’s proposed revisions, including front of packaging labelling Proposed revisions to the Canada Food Guide continues to rankle some groups.

“The Canada Food Guide is not just about revisions and updates to the food guide, which was necessary. It is about Health Canada’s strategy for healthy eating, which also includes other areas of interest like front of packaging labelling,” said Tom Lynch-Staunton, head of the public engagement division of the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association.

The cattlemen’s association questions the emphasis on eating plant-based proteins as opposed to animal-based proteins.

“We feel that is unfair because we know proteins are not equivalent. We know there are different nutritional benefits whether it is a plant-based protein or an animal-based protein,” he said.

Meat contains saturated fats and the new proposals are advising to cut back on these.

Proposed front of package labels could carry warning labels on foods high in saturated fats, sodium and sugar.

“Likely whole cuts of beef and other meats will be exempt from this labelling because they are a single-ingredient food,” he said.

Ground meats are not considered a single ingredient and could require a nutritional facts panel and a warning on the label. The CCA argues that ground beef is a single ingredient unless other meats or products are added to make sausage or other processed products.

The CCA is also not in favour of a proposal to bring sustainable or environmental food choices into the food guide.

hundreds of people attended in-person meetings last year to weigh in on the topic of a national food policy for Canada.

The government has compiled that feedback into a report, entitled “What we heard report – A Food Policy for Canada,” which was released this week.

According to the report, consultations were “designed to elicit views and perspectives of Canadians and stakeholders on the development of the policy, and on their priorities within four themes: •Increasing access to affordable, nutritious, and safe food; •Improving health and food safety; •Conserving our soil, water and air; and, •Growing more high-quality food.”

Respondents identified several priority areas, including food security for northern and remote communities, an emphasis on soil health and water quality, preservation of agricultural land, and support for young and beginning farmers.

Early on in the consultation process, it was identified that in order for a national food policy to work, it should be guided by an inclusive vision statement. Drawing on feedback from the National Food Policy Summit, held last June, organizers of the consultation then provided a single draft vision statement to inperson engagement sessions. It reads: The Canadian food system provides a sustainable food supply so that all people in Canada, no matter where they live, have the ability to access a sufficient amount of safe, nutritious, and culturally-appropriate food, that in turn contributes to their health, and that of our environment and our economy.

“It is not that environmental impact is not important. Absolutely, they are important, but the food guide and nutrition of what we should be eating or not eating is so complex. Bringing in one other complexity will mislead people into making bad food choices and sacrifice the nutrition they should be getting,” he said.

While the report does not list specific outcomes, action items, or a timeline for a draft policy, the report does note that the process identified four priorities for the path forward: •The establishment of new governance bodies; •Policy and program coherence; •Access to improved data; and •Distinctions-based approaches to Indigenous food policy.

The CCA has sent letters to the provinces and Health Canada asking the government to formulate a guide that supports a balanced diet with adequate amounts of animal protein. It also said dairy products should continue to have their own category rather than being included in the protein category.

Saskatchewan shutting guarantee program

“There are very simple changes they could do where we wouldn’t have concerns,” he said. Barbara Ducksworth

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The Saskatchewan government has confirmed it will be shutting down its Livestock Loan Guarantee (LLG) program.

The province cites a continued decline in participation as the reason why they made the decision.

The program started back in 1984. As there’s more access to lending options these days, producers expressed confidence to

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cattle chat the government that the need of the LLG was not there.

For all producers that have loans within the program, they are expected to be paid down over the next five years. LLG will also guarantee livestock loans until December 31, 2018.

Canada's trans fat ban comes into effect Canada’s ban on artificial trans fats comes into effect this week, one year after the federal government announced it would be ending the use of the artery-clogging fats.

The ban specifically prohibits adding partially hydrogenated oils, or PHO’s, to packaged foods and foods sold in restaurants.

For years, the oils were used in the production of baked goods because they extended a product’s shelf life. They were also used as frying oil for foods such as french fries. But research has repeatedly shown the fats can raise levels of bad cholesterol in the blood and lower levels of good cholesterol. The high consumption of trans fats is thought to be responsible for thousands of cardiac deaths in Canada every year, according to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

What trans fats essentially do is increase levels of bad cholesterol (LDL cholesterol) and decrease levels of good cholesterol (HDL cholesterol), one dietitian told CTV News.

"The result of this is that they clog your blood vessels and an increased risk of heart disease and heart attacks," said Carol Dombrow, a registered dietitian with the foundation, in an interview with CTV News Channel Sunday.

"With the ban of trans fats what's being predicted is that we would save 12,000 people having a heart attack over the next 20 years," she said. "So it's very significant."

"Pastries and baked goods and commercially produced french fries, artificial dairy and creamers—those kinds of foods contain trans fats," she added, saying that naturally occurring trans fats don't cause the same clogs in blood vessel as artificial ones found in meat and dairy products.

"It's going to make a big difference in the health of Canadians," she said. Heart and Stroke have been working with Health Canada since the latter formed the trans-fats task force in 2006.

The food industry had been voluntarily phasing out partially hydrogenated oils for years, but the federal government never imposed a ban.

Instead, it introduced mandatory trans fat labelling, set voluntary targets for processed foods, and set up a monitoring program to measure industry’s progress toward meeting the voluntary targets.

Last year, after years of calls from health advocates for a total ban, Health Canada finally announced it was giving the food industry one year to phase the oils out completely.

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well as imported products, and foods served in food service establishments.

Those trans fats that occur naturally in some animal products are not part of the ban.

What we learned from the Canada Beef Quality Audit Canada’s fourth Beef Quality Audit was completed in March 2018, following previous audits in 1995, 1998 and 2010-11. The carcass audit measured the incidence and economic costs of avoidable defects in Canadian slaughter cattle and beef and identified opportunities to avoid these losses.

What they did: Mark Klassen, Joyce van Donkersgoed and a team of technicians visited slaughter plants across Canada in the fall of 2016 and winter and spring of 2017. Thousands of cattle and carcasses were examined for a wide variety of possible defects. This column focuses on the most common and costly defects, specifically tag, carcass weight, excess fat and liver abscesses.

Tag (hard lumps of mud and manure on the hide) is caused by poor pen conditions, which also has a negative impact on animal welfare and feed efficiency. Tag causes hide damage and might increase the risk of carcass contamination during skinning. When tag is excessive, packing plants need to slow their line speeds and labour costs increase.

Excessive fat is expensive to put on through feed, then needs to be trimmed from carcasses and primals to meet retail specifications.

Severely abscessed livers are an animal welfare issue, may reduce animal performance and efficiency, and are worthless for rendering or pet food than healthy livers fit for human consumption.

What they learned: Compared to the 2010-11 audit, the 201617 audit found twice as many fed cattle with excessive tag (from 15 per cent in 2010-11 to 27 per cent in 2016-17), overfat yield grade 3 carcasses (from 14 per cent to 30 per cent) or one or more active abscesses (from 10 per cent to 19 per cent).

Average carcass weights also increased by 58 pounds (steers) and 46 pounds (heifers). The combined costs of tag, weight, yield grade, and liver discounts averaged over $67 per carcass (more than $10 higher than in 2010-11). On the plus side, the percentage of AAA/Prime carcasses increased from 54 to 67 per cent.

Why it happened: The rise in carcass defects has received more ag media attention than the reasons behind the increases. These issues are all closely related. Between 2010-11 and 2016-17 Canada’s beef cow herd shrank by 12 per cent and youthful fed cattle slaughter shrank by eight per cent, with beef imports similar in both years. At the same time, Canada’s beef demand

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cattle chat more than doubled, particularly for AAA beef. The only way to meet increasing demands for high-quality beef in the face of shrinking cattle supplies is to increase carcass weight by keeping cattle on feed longer. This improves marbling, but also increases carcass size, overall fatness, and the risk of liver abscesses. Tag is largely weather-related, but some feedlots that have moved to extremely low-roughage finishing diets may be using less bedding.

The Beef Research Cluster is funded by the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada with additional contributions from provincial beef industry groups and governments to advance research and technology transfer supporting the Canadian beef industry’s vision to be recognized as a preferred supplier of healthy, high-quality beef, cattle and genetics.

What can Canada’s beef industry do about it? The easy answers all have significant tradeoffs. Rebuilding the cow herd and feeder cattle population is slower and costs more than producing and processing larger cattle and carcasses, particularly when quality grade is a consideration (even if that means collectively eating $67 in discounts). Packers are reluctant to increase carcass discounts because it risks losing cattle to their competitors in Canada or the U.S. We need to adjust to new realities.

As large volumes of cattle make their way to western Canadian auction marts this fall, buyers are having problems finding truckers to haul them.

In time, we may learn why 14 per cent of cattle can achieve both yield grade 1 and AAA or Prime, and why over 65 per cent of fed cattle have healthy livers at slaughter.

But what can we do now?

Careful cleaning of feedlot pens and roller compacted concrete can help avoid mud holes and tag. Using more bedding will help, if the cattle don’t eat it as a roughage source. Reducing the proportion of grain in the diet might reduce bedding consumption and may reduce (not eliminate) liver abscesses, but it would also reduce feed efficiencies, increase feeding costs and reduce calf prices.

Liver abscesses may become an even greater challenge. An eight per cent decline in Canada’s barley acreage between 2010-11 and 2016-17 means that western feedlots are using more wheat, which may increase the risk of rumen acidosis and liver abscesses. Meanwhile, in-feed antimicrobials (like Tylan for liver abscess control) are coming under increasing scrutiny. Future columns will describe new research that will help address these challenges.

The Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off has increased from $1 to $2.50 per head in most provinces, with approximately 75 cents allocated to the Beef Cattle Research Council. Canada’s National Beef Strategy outlined why the check-off increase was needed, and how it would be invested. One goal laid out in the strategy was a 15 per cent increase in beef demand, with the National Beef Quality Audit playing a central role in measuring progress and identifying opportunities for improving consumer satisfaction and confidence. The Beef Quality Audit will be repeated under the third Beef Science Cluster, but Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada has indicated that future audits will not be eligible for Cluster funding after 2023. The increased Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off will help Canada’s beef industry continue the National Beef Quality audit in the future, without relying on Cluster funding.

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Trucker shortage troublesome for Prairie cattle industry

Those problems may get worse in the future, as federal regulations for cattle hauling could possibly change.

“I would say it’s worse this year than other years so far, and this is early. We don’t normally run into this problem this quick,” said Rick Wright of Heartland Order Buying Co. at Virden, Man. The trucker shortage is a seasonal issue for the cattle industry.

Over the summer there are fewer sales — and fewer cattle sold.

Once fall hits, sales pick up and finding truckers to haul cattle becomes more difficult.

The trucker shortage isn’t specific to livestock hauling. Industrywide, the numbers of long-haul truck drivers are dwindling yearover-year in North America. A study from the Canadian Trucking Alliance pegged the average age of a Canadian truck driver at 48 and found that by 2024 the country will be short as many as 48,000 drivers.

“There definitely are problems with the truck driver shortage, that’s universal. Whether it’s hauling agriculture products or livestock or general freight,” said Susan Ewart, executive director for the Saskatchewan Trucking Association in Regina.

Currently, regulations for shipping livestock in Canada under the Health of Animals Act are under review. The main recommendations in regard to cattle are to reduce the maximum time spent straight-hauling, without unloading animals, to 36 hours from 48.

“I think one of the areas of concern that we do see, and it would have an effect on the entire industry whether it’s trucking or cattle producers themselves that are either shipping or receiving cattle, is the reduction of hours,” said Brady Stadnicki, policy analyst with the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association.

According to Wright, the possible new regulations could cause even more problems for the truck driver shortage. Reducing the amount of hours cattle are allowed to be shipped would require drivers to haul for longer periods and reduce the amount of loads they would be able to ship.

The government has gathered feedback on the proposals and it is expected the final recommendations will be released within the next year.

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cattle chat Sask Agriculture Associations Join Forces on Strychnine Re-evaluation Saskatchewan’s agricultural associations are joining forces to urge the federal government to extend its consultation period by 30 days on the re-evaluation of strychnine to allow producers an opportunity to submit comments post-harvest. The Pest Management Regulatory Agency issued its proposed reevaluation decision June 29, 2018 with a 90-day consultation period.

The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) is working with stakeholders to ensure the voice of rural Saskatchewan is heard.

“We understand that strychnine is the most effective way to control gopher infestations,” stated SARM President Ray Orb. “We need adequate time to gather feedback from our agricultural producers because we know first-hand the significant damage gophers can have on crops and livestock without a means of effective control.”

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is also concerned with the possibility of no longer having access to strychnine as a means for gopher control.

“Saskatchewan’s ranchers and farmers are the only sector that would be impacted by the PMRA review,” said Todd Lewis, President of APAS. “The time- period for the consultation is totally unreasonable, given that they are all completely involved in harvest and preparation for winter.”

The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association (SSGA) understands the detrimental effects that producers could face without the use of strychnine.

“Right now, producers have no equivalent alternative to strychnine available for controlling Richardson’s Ground Squirrels on their crop and grasslands and they would experience major financial losses from gopher damage if they are not able to use strychnine,” stated Bill Huber, President of SSGA. “An extension to the comment period would allow those most likely to use the gopher-control product strychnine the time to participate in the consultation.”

The Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association (SCA) is also lending its voice urging the PMRA to consider an extension to the consultation.

“This is an important tool for cattle producers especially as dry conditions favour gopher proliferation. Unfortunately, a consult at this time has missed several people as they work to bring in their hay and other crops. An extension would help make sure all are aware of the opportunity to weigh in,” concluded Rick Toney, Chair of SCA.

New President Takes the Reins at SSGA 105th AGM A new president has taken the reins of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association (SSGA) with the conclusion of its 105th Annual General Meeting and Convention in Swift Current.

“I look forward to serving the membership and working with government,” said newly-elected SSGA president Bill Huber, who had previously served as the First Vice President.

CCA welcomes new General Manager The Canadian Cattlemen's Association (CCA) is pleased to announce David Moss as General Manager. Moss assumes the role from Rob McNabb, who is retiring after 20 years with the CCA.

Canada’s Cattle Herd Sees a Drop of 0.8% The Canadian cattle mid-year inventory dropped by 100,000 head since last year.

According to USDA’s lasted mid-year inventory for Canada and the U.S., there are 12,435,000 cattle total in Canada as of July 1, 2018. The total inventory has dropped approximately 0.8% since the same time last year.

The beef cow herd accounted for a large portion of the drop with 45,100 fewer beef cows on July 1. There are currently 3,726,000 beef cows. The beef cow inventory is at its lowest mark since 2015 when there were just 3,706,400 cows.

In terms of cattle categories beef replacement heifers saw the largest drop in percentage with a decline of 2.7%. At the moment, Canada has 669,900 beef replacement heifers.

Most of the beef replacement heifer disappearance can likely be attributed to heifers entering feedlots. There was a 2.7% increase in the “other heifer” category for heifers one year or older, which would predominately be feedlot heifers.

Steers one year or older, which would predominately be feedlot and stocker cattle, dropped by 1.3% to 1,529,100 head. The yearling steer total is the lowest mid-year inventory since 1999 when the report started.

Calves younger than a year also fell by 1.3%. The total calf inventory was at 3,994,200 head for July 1.

Canada saw little change in its bull battery with bull one year or older only falling by 1,000 head to a total of 222,500 bulls.

The drop in Canada’s cattle herd comes at a time when drought in the western provinces has forced culling for ranchers in areas like Manitoba. This has resulted in the highest level of cattle imported to Canada from the U.S. in 16 years.

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The Young Ranchman's All Breed Livestock Show is open to youth 21 years and under and is the first All Breeds Livestock Show of its kind to be held in south west Saskatchewan. The 6th anniversary of the Young Ranchman's show was held August 30 to September 2, 2018. Judge was Cheramie Viator, Childress, Texas.

Hereford Heifer Calf Champion

Senior Champion Hereford Female

Hills-Galore Voodoo Doll 16F Exhibited by:Georgia Pawlitza

Flicek 35A Skycruz 16D Calf: Flicek 420Z Skyefire 34D Exhibited by: Ramsay Flicek

Reserve Hereford Heifer Calf Champion KLR Stella 1F Exhibited by: Chloe Wagner

Blair Athol 0124 Ramona ET 44E – Kylee Dixon Junior Champion Hereford Female Grand Champion Hereford Female

Blair Athol 10Y Goldie 59E – Christin Dixon Reserve Junior Champion Hereford Female Reserve Grand Champion Hereford Female

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Canadian Junior Hereford Association Honour Roll Morgan Millham Morgan if the son of Dr. Carmen Millham and Allison Hunter. He was born in Yorkton, Saskatchewan and attended school in Saskatoon from kindegarten to grade 9. His remaining high school studies were completed at the Lutheran Collegiate Bible Institute in Outlook, Saskatchewan. Morgan is now attending the College of Agriculture at the University of Saskatchewan.

A Canadian Junior Hereford Association (CJHA) member for 12 years, Morgan is currently serving on the CJHA National Council Executive as Communications Officer and representing the Saskatchewan juniors. He has served on National Council for four years and has been very involved in CJHA activities and projects, including the Semen Donation project, the CJHA newsletter, 50/50 and Heifer Lottery.

Morgan and his family have attended, exhibited and shown at multiple cattle shows throughout the years, including Brandon, Lloydminster, Swift Current, Agribition and other provincial and National Hereford shows.

Morgan himself has been showing cattle since he was six years old. Bonanza 2006 in Brandon, Manitoba, was his first cattle event in which Morgan participated. Since then, he has participated in many more and that includes 11 CJHA Bonanzas across Canada. He is actively involved in his provincial beef 4-H clubs as well. He is currently the Vice President of the Saskatoon 4-H Beef Club and has been a member there for the past nine years. At the 2015 Saskatoon 4-H Regional Show, Morgan received Intermediate Champion Showperson honours and his steer was named Reserve Grand Champion.

Morgan has also always loved playing sports. He started playing hockey when he was five years old and continued playing until he moved to Outlook. He played football for seven years and was captain of his high school team in grade 12. He also played basketball for five years.

Over the past few years, Morgan has worked at Friendship Inn in Saskatoon, serving meals to people in need. In the community of Outlook, he visits residents of seniors homes and he likes to help out his neighbours with odd jobs like delivering meals and painting. One of his favourite places to volunteer in Outlook is Variety Place, which is a care home for people with mental disabilities.

Morgan would like to continue with his agricultural studies in order to pusue a career in the livestock industry.

Congratulations Morgan from the Saskatchewan Hereford Association where he serves as the Saskatchewan Junior Hereford Association representative on the board.

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54th Annual Production Sale – November 15, 2018

1:00 pm – at the Ranch – 7 miles east of Irma on Hwy 14 or 11 miles west of Wainright Offering: 60 Bulls (Horned & Polled) | 30 Top End Registered Bred Heifers 100 Fancy Home-Raised Commercial Bred Heifers | 5 Broke Ranch Geldings 15 Fancy 2018 Foals

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4-H clips

Lloydminster 4-H Expo Grand Champion Steer Exhibitor Shelby Bygrove

Lloydminster 4-H Expo Reserve Grand Champion Steer Exhibitor Paige Lehmann

Lloydminster 4-H Expo Reserve Champion Three ear Old Exhibitor Paige Lehmann

Estevan 4-H Regional Show & Sale Grand Champion Steer Exhibitor Brenden Lischka

NEWS → 2018 National Council Fees of $25 are now payable to the Canadian Hereford Association.

→ Congratulations and thank you to all the participants of Bonanza 2018 for making it such a great show. A big thank you to the Bonanza 2018 committee, especially Allison Mastine, Jade Ouellet, and Lissa Leblanc, for organizing such a great show. There were a total of 110 junior members with 140 head of cattle in attendance. Keep a look out for the results from Bonanza in the next ENewsletter and in the Hereford Digest → Congratulations to the winners of the 2018 Heifer Lottery! $560 -Calista Laycraft, AB; Emmit Irvine, ON; Jade Noiseux, QC; Lane Findlater, MB; $1000 - Jade Charlton, SK; Gavin & Callum Bradley, ON; $2000 - Kylee Dixon, SK → The Canadian Junior Hereford Association has, for many years, assisted its members in developing their breeding program through the SEMEN DONATION PROJECT. This program depends on the support of Canadian Hereford breeders to donate semen from top Hereford bulls from across Canada. The CJHA conducts a draw to award donated semen to junior's who nominate their females. By doing this, CJHA members are given the opportunity to improve their own breeding programs by having access to free semen to artificially inseminate their own registered Hereford females from some of the top bulls in the industry as donated by Canadian Hereford breeders.

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20th Annual Production Sale

Friday, November 16, 2018 - Pahl Ranch, Medicine Hat, AB

PAHL 404B EMPIRE 1E

PAHL 63B ELDORADO 3E

PAHL 63B EXCALIBUR 8E

SIRE: BBSF 39T BERKLEY 404B DAM: BBSF 95Z MISS YAMS 204C

SIRE: SNS 40W WESTERN LAD 63B DAM: PAHL 3S PIPER 34U

SIRE: SNS 40W WESTERN LAD 63B DAM: PAHL 105 BARBARA 9B

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665lb 1200lb 4.2

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675lb 1120lb 3.4

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44.2

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98lb

690lb 1215lb 4.6

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PAHL 40C EATON 19E

PAHL 63B EQUADOR 21E

PAHL 105 ELVIS 22E

SIRE: PAHL 105 CALCUTTA 40C DAM: PAHL 37W CASSIE 39C

SIRE: SNS 40W WESTERN LAD 63B DAM: PAHL 37W BREANNE 46B

SIRE: F REST EASY 105 DAM: PAHL 16S ROSE 5W

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595b 1090lb 6.0

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665lb 1230lb 5.6

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Scott Pahl 403-548-2356 • 403-580-9908 pahl.livestock@xplornet.com

PAHL 105 EVEREST 37E SIRE: F REST EASY 105 DAM: BBSF 46P STD LASS 314A BW

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Box 245, Medicine Hat T1A 7E9

LeRay Pahl 403-548-6626 403-580-9906 EPDs Taken as of September 10, 2018

SALE RESULTS 6th Annual Premier Hereford Bull Sale February 5, 2018 - Lloydminster, SK Auctioneer - R.C. (Bob) Balog Sale Results

Average

31 lots grossed $148,800.00

$4,800.00

94 Commercial Heifers

$1,370.00

High Selling Herefords Lot 45 WA 30A DART 82D sold to Webalta for $7,100 Sire: RIVERBRIDGE 364X LAD 30A SOD: STR STANDARD 162N DOMINO 77T Lot 30 WA 406W DANGLE 11D sold to Burn Jack Ranch, Kamloops, AB for $6,900 Sire: BBSF 4S WASHINGTON 406W SOD: AGA 72R LAD 802A Lot 8 LF 4009 DENVER 31D sold to Valterra Ranching for $6,800 Sire: PERKS 0003 NICKLEBACK 4009 SOD: LF HAMBONE 9U Lot 19 ACE DUKE LAD 11D sold to Brian Duriey for $6,600 Sire: MJT NITRO DUKE ET 78A SOD: GH ADAMS NEO TRACKER ET 507T

Bannerlane Sale #19 of Quality Horned Herefords February 6, 2018 - Livelong, SK Auctioneer - R.C. (Bob) Balog Sale Results

Average

23 lots grossed $145,500.00

$6,300.00

2

Bred Heifers

$3,050.00

1

Heifer Calf

$2,250.00

22 Commercial Bred Heifers

$2,600.00

High Selling Herefords Lot 19 BANNERLANE 30A GENERAL 191D sold to EZ Ranching, Mervin, Sk for $14,000 Sire: LPG GENERAL MARJO LAD 30A SOD: JNHR SILVER STANDARD 501T Lot 14 BANNERLANE 30A GENERAL 117D sold to Brost Land and Cattle - Irvine, AB for $12,500 Sire: LPG GENERAL MARJO LAD 30A SOD: MVF 161R STD BRIT LAD 108U

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Lot 10 BANNERLANE 153Y SUPER 49D sold to Poplar Dell, Edam, Sk for $10,000 Sire: AGA 26T YEAH JARROD 153Y SOD: MVF 161R STD BRIT LAD 108U Lot 8 BANNERLANE 27Y EMPEROR 42D sold to Bowie Ranch, Piapot, Sk for $9,750 Sire: FE 43T EMPEROR 27Y SOD: JNHR SILVER STANDARD 501T Lot 28 EZR 14W BRITISH PACER 429D sold to Jim Heinz, Marwayne, Sk for $8,000 Sire: PIERAN CASS LAD 14W SOD: STR 48K PETERBILT 60P

Misty Valley Farms 42nd Production Sale February 7, 2018 - Maidstone, SK Auctioneer - R.C. (Bob) Balog Sale Results

Average

55 Hereford Bulls

$5,100.00

4

$3,400.00

Heifer Calves

49 Bred Heifers

$2,800.00

12 Commercial Heifer Calves

$1,200.00

High Selling Hereford Bulls Lot 7 MVF 604W STD SILVER LAD 31D sold to MN Herefords, Airdrie, AB for $10,000 Sire: BAR-OM 106S STANDARD LAD 604W SOD: DBHR 159M STANDARD 92S Lot 32 BAR-OM 36Y YANKEE STD LAD 627D sold to Douglas Lake Cattle CO, Douglas Lake, BC for $8,500 Sire: BANNERLANE YANKEE VALLEY 36Y SOD: MHH 826M STAN LAD 21R $8,000 Lot 25 MVF 81A RED ARROW LAD 521D sold to Peggy Herman, Bindloss, AB for $8,000 Sire: C 24U RED ARROW 81A SOD: MH LAD 145 High Selling Hereford Bred Heifers $6,500 Lot 77 MVF 121A SILVER STD LASS 141D sold to Terril Piersen, Wardlow, AB for $6,500 Sire: LBH 106T STANDARD 121A SOD: BBSF 46P TURIN 219T

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sale results Lot 82 MVF 81A RED ARROW STD MS 237D sold to Eureka Herefords and MN Herefords for $6,250 Sire: C 24U RED ARROW 81A SOD: MN 6S TAREYTON LAD 450U High Selling Hereford Heifer Calf Lot 111 LVH MISS STANDARD 13E sold to Aidan Oddan - Maidstone, SK for $6,250 Sire: LVH 86X STANDARD BRIT LAD 111E SOD: SGC 129P SUPER LAD 102T

XTC Ranches 36th Annual Bull Sale February 16, 2018 - Eastend,SK Auctioneer - R.C. (Bob) Balog Sale Results

Average

28 Hereford 2 year old bulls

$6,740.00

22 Red Angus 2 year old bulls

$6,790.00

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pick of the purebred hereford bred heifers

$5,600.00

3

pick of thepurebred hereford calves

$3,050.00

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Carlrams Ranching Ltd. 9 Annual Bull Sale February 8, 2018 - Cut Knife, SK Auctioneer - Louis Balog Sale Results

Average

48 Hereford Bulls

$6,400.00

12 Angus Bulls

$6,000.00

60 lots grossed $379,200

$6,320.00

18 Commercial Heifer Calves

$1,130.00

1

Pony

$2,600.00

1

Colt

$500.00

High Selling Herefords Lot CR 132D CR 72A LAD 132D sold to Fenton Hereford Ranch Inc., Irma, AB for $15,500 Sire: FE 63W STANDARD DOM 72A SOD: LBH 52N SILVER PRIDE 181U Lot CR 101D CR 72A LAD 101D sold to Red Willow Colony, Stettler, AB for $12,500 Sire: FE 63W STANDARD DOM 72A SOD: CARLRAMS 139L STD 87R Lot CR 302D CR 72A LAD 302D sold to MN Herefords, Airdrie, AB for $12,000 Sire: FE 63W STANDARD DOM 72A SOD: CARLRAMS 139L STD 87R Lot CR 51D CARLRAMS 170A ROYAL LAD 51D sold to Guenthner Ranching, Consort, AB for $10,500 Sire: CARLRAMS 87R STD ROYAL 170A SOD: GR STANDARD LAD 279W Lot CR 206D CR 137Y WEST LAD 206D sold to Log Valley Ranch, Morse, SK for $10,000 Sire: LBH 40W RIBSTONE 137Y SOD: RAMS STANDARD SILVER 31T

56 Lots grossed $363,150.00

$6,500.00

34 Commercial Bred Heifers

$2,450.00

Commercial Replacement Heifers

$1,400.00

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High Selling Hereford 2 Year Old Bulls Lot 131D XTC 256Z RED ZONE 131D sold to Dustin Grant, Fox Valley, SK for $12,500 Sire: BBSF 256Z ZOOM IN 256Z SOD: LBH 157K RIBSTONE 40W Lot 89D XTC 19A CORROSIVE 89D sold to George Shultz, Eastend, SK for $12,000 Sire: PAHL 37W ARCHER 19A SOD: LBH 157K RIBSTONE 40W Lot 20D XTC 40W RIBSTONE LAD 20D sold to Bruce Geigle, Irvine, SK for $11,000 Sire: LBH 157K RIBSTONE 40W SOD: BBSF 2N RANCHER 235R

Standard Hill Connection February 23, 2018 - Maidstone, SK Auctioneer - Col. Ryan Dorran Sale Results

Average

7

$4,870.00

Hereford Yearling Bulls

11 Hereford 2 Year Old Bulls

$4,400.00

18 Black Angus Yearling Bulls

$4,700.00

4

Black Angus 2 Year Old Bulls

$6,060.00

9

Red Angus Yearling Bulls

$5,900.00

8

Open Hereford Heifers

$3,050.00

8

Open Black Angus Heifers

$2,710.00

Sale grossed $287,430.00

$4,843.00

F1 Hybrid Bull

$2,500.00

1

20 F1 Open Heifers

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$1,700.00

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sale results High Selling Hereford 2 Year Old Bulls Lot 1 STANDARD-HILL MATER 82E sold to Coulee Crest, Innisfail, AB for $6,250 Sire: BARE MR YOU TUBE 4Y SOD: SHPH 63N LELAND 10T Lot 23 STANDARD-HILL MATRIX 125D sold to Bygrove Ranch for $5,750 Sire: BARE MR YOU TUBE 4Y SOD: AGA 46E BRITISHER ET 2U Lot 4 STANDARD-HILL DOMINATOR 39E sold to Turtle River Ranch, Merle, SK for $5,250 Sire: SHPH 7S DOMINATOR 70Y SOD: SHF TAHOE R117 T100

Beck Farms and McCoy Cattle Co. Bull Sale February 28, 2018 - Milestone, SK Auctioneer - Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd. Sale Results

Average

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Charolais Yearling Bulls

$7,232.14

6

Charolais Two Year Old Bulls $6,000.00

37

Hereford Yearling Bulls

$5,295.95

85

Bulls

$6,302.35

18

Hereford X Gelbvieh Females $1,883.33

103 Lots grossed $569,600.00

$5,530.10

High Selling Hereford Bulls Lot 53 McCoy 53A Patent 124E sold to Blair Athol Polled Herefords, Arcola, SK for $11,000 Sire: McCoy 70Y Skyfall 53A Lot 69 McCoy 49S Parallel 14E sold to Bruce Hardy, Midale, SK for $11,000 Sire: McCoy 55M Absolute 49S Lot 66 McCoy 8Y Maverick 25E sold to Standard Hill Livestock, Maidstone, SK for $10,000 Sire: NJW 73S W18 Homegrown 8Y ET Lot 76 McCoy 33T Octane 40E sold to Plus Cattle, Harris, SK for $10,000 Sire: Loewen M326 Sir 33T

99th Annual Pride of the Prairies Bull Sale March 4 & 5, 2018 - Lloydminster, SK Auctioneer - Dan Skeels

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Sale Results

Average

1 Horned Hereford Bull

$5,750.00

9 Polled Hereford Bulls

$3,822.00

Grand Champion Polled Haltered $4,300 Lot 35 NCX DONAVAN 18D Sire: REMITALL-W START ME UP ET 7B SOD: HF 4L BEYOND 36N Consigner: Dennis Babiuk, Brosseau, AB Grand Champion Polled Pen of 1 Bull SS Cattle Co. - Irma, AB Grand Champion Polled Pen of 2 Bulls Sampson's Thunderbird Ranch Ltd. - Lloydminster, AB Grand Champion Horned Haltered Lot 24 SS-TOPLINE DIESEL POWER 178D Sire: SS-TOPLINE POWERHOUSE 888Z SOD: GH SHOWMAN ET 222S Consigner: SS Cattle Company Inc. - Irma, AB High Selling Hereford Bull $5,750 Lot 43 SS-TOPLINE DESMOND 460D Buyer: Watchapese Farm & Ranch - Cold Lake, AB Sire: CHSF 16R JASON 10Z SOD: SS-TOPLINE STOUTLINE SOLS 65U Consigner: SS Cattle Company Inc. - Irma, AB

Braun Ranch Ready Bull Sale March 9, 2018 - Simmie, SK Auctioneer - Donnie Peacock Sale Results

Average

31.5

Yearling Bulls

$6,428.00

17

2 Year Old Bulls

$7,764.00

6

Purebred Open Heifers

$4,500.00

26

Comercial Heifers

$1,988.00

80.5

Lots Grossed $413,158.00

$5,132.40

High Selling Hereford Bulls Lot 10 BR 4W STANMORE ET 164E sold to Wilson Bros, McCord, SK for $19,000 Sire: DBHR 31R STANMORE 4W SOD: DBHR 268P WATCHMAN 24W Lot 39 BR 106Z EXTRA DEEP 25D sold to Randy Bensons, Marsden, SD for $13,500 Sire: BR 9279 EXTRA DEEP ET 106Z SOD: CC 129D SUPERMAN 77J Lot 40 BR 106Z EXTRA DEEP 46D sold to Log Valley Ranch, Morse, SK for $13,250 Sire: BR 9279 EXTRA DEEP ET 106Z SOD: BR 4W STANMORE 58Y

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sale results Canada's Red, White & Black Bull Sale March 17, 2018 - Moose Jaw, SK Auctioneer - Scott Johnstone Sale Results

Average

24 Polled Hereford 2 year Old Bulls $4,794.00 9

Polled Hereford Yearling Bulls

Lot 20 ANL 106A Action 3005A 95E sold to Carmen Englot, Alameda, SK for $6,000 Sire: MHPH 521X Action 106A

Gillespie Hereford Ranch Bull Sale March 25, 2018 - Wymark, SK Auctioneer - Donnie Peacock

$3,733.00

22 Black Angus Bulls

$3,930.00

Sale Results

Average

2

Red Angus Bulls

$3,200.00

5

$7,950.00

10 Simmental Bulls

$3,975.00

24 Hereford Yearling Bulls

$6,698.00

4

Limousin Bulls

$4,388.00

4

$6,050.00

1

Charolais Bull

$3,100.00

32 Lots grossed $218,624.00

1

Hybrid Bull

$4,000.00

4

73 Lots Grossed $305,900.00

3/4 Hereford 1/4 Angus Bulls

$6,832.00

Purebred Replacement Heifers $4,050.00

$4,190.00

High Selling Polled Hereford Bulls Lot 19 LonePine Red Arrow 403D sold to JRP Herefords, Montmartre, SK for $10,000 Sire: ANL A XLP ACTION ET 75Z Lot 35 WCC 69A Desperado 331D sold to Blaschuk Land and Cattle, Chaplin, Sk for $9,500 Sire: Haroldson’s Delta ET 69A

ANL Polled Herefords Annual Bull Sale March 18, 2018 - Steelman, SK Auctioneer - Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle CO. Ltd. Sale Results

Average

20 Yearling Bulls

$5,057.50

20 Live Lots Grossed $101,150.00

$5,057.50

High Selling Bulls Lot 3 ANL 420A Mountaineer 787X 68E sold to Glenlees Polled Herefords, Arcola, SK and Medonte Highlands Polled Herefords, Missisauga, ON for $17,000 Sire: TH 71U 17Y Mountaineer 420A Lot 8 ANL B&C 10Y Hometown 16Y 11E sold to David Gleich, Eriksdale, MB for $7,500 Sire: NJW 73S W18 Hometown 10Y ET Lot 1 ANL 23B Tahoe 46A 4E sold to Hollinger Land & Cattle, Neudorf, SK for $6,000 Sire: NL C HAR T100 Tahoe 86 ET 23B Lot 9 ANL 100W Trust 2323Z 3E sold to Doug Troop Hereford Farm, Brandon, MB for $6,000 Sire: NJW 73S M326 Trust 100W ET

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Hereford 2 Year Old Bulls

High Selling Hereford Bulls Lot 50E DONORAH 8B SUPER LAD 50E sold to Tide Creek Herefords for $17,000 Sire: DONORAH 77J SUPER LAD ET 8B SOD: YV 232N SUNSHINE LAD 631S Lot 30D DONORAH 203A LUX LAD 30D sold to JD Ranch for $15,750 Sire: NJW PMH 66X 156T LUX 203A ET SOD: U4 329J PINNACLE 1U Lot 14E DONORAH 8B SUPER LAD 14E sold to XTC Herefords and Lilybrook Herefords Inc. for $15,500 Sire: DONORAH 77J SUPER LAD ET 8B SOD: DONORAH 631 STANDARD LAD 4Y Lot 58E DONORAH 4Y DOMINO LAD 58E sold to Glass Farms, Chaplin, SK for $15,000 Sire: DONORAH 631 STANDARD LAD 4Y SOD: DON 10N MARK LAD 18R Lot 21E DONORAH 132 MARK LAD 21E sold to Hickory Corner for $11,500 Sire: DONORAH 16Z DOMINO LAD 132C SOD: DONORAH 219T TURIN MARK 28X Lot 42E DONORAH 8B SUPER LAD 42E sold to Hickory Corner for $10,500 Sire: DONORAH 77J SUPER LAD ET 8B SOD: YV 232N SUNSHINE LAD 631S Lot 2E U4 028 SENSATION LAD 2E sold to Joe and Ev Burgess for $10,000 Sire: CHURCHILL SENSATION 028X SOD: DONORAH 219T TURIN MARK 28X High Selling Hereford Replacement Heifer Lot 92E DONORAH 203A LUX LASS 92E sold to Six South Acres for $6,500 Sire: NJW PMH 66X 156T LUX 203A ET SOD: DONORAH 929 DOMINO LAD 29Y

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sale results Crittenden Bros. Polled Herefords “Supplying the Seed” Bull & Female Sale April 5, 2018 - Imperial, SK Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd. Sale Results 20.5 Hereford Bulls Averaged $6,907.32 22 Hereford Females Averaged $3,145.45 4 4 Commercial Heifers Averaged $1,400.00 Total Sale Grossed $216,400.00 High Selling Yearling Hereford Bulls Lot 25 - GHC Schwarzkopf 125E sired by SHF Cannon Z210 C95, ½ Interest Full Possession was purchased by Airriess Acres, Wadena, SK for $23,500.00 Lot 17 - GHC C5 McArthur 68E sired by ANL C HAR T100 Tahoe 86 ET 23B was purchased by Flicek Hereford Ranch, Neilburg, SK for $13,000.00 Lot 8 - GHC Emery 28E sired by ANL C HAR T100 Tahoe 86 ET 23B was purchased by Devon Gleich, Erickson, MB for $9,000.00 High Selling Hereford Females Lot 30 - GHC Miss Legend 10E sired by KCF Bennett Impact B451 was purchased by Tegtmeier Polled Herefords, Burchard, NE for $8,000.00 Lot 46 - GHC LRL Miss Barbie 82E sired by SHF Cannon Z210 C95 was purchased by Twin View Polled Herefords, Strathclair, MB for $6,500.00 Lot 53 - GHC Miss Maple 140E sired by ANL C HAR T100 Tahoe 86 ET 23B was purchased by Haroldson’s Polled Herefords, Wawota, SK for $4,200.00

T Bar K 10th Annual Bull Sale

Wilson Lees 14th Annual Value Added Bull Sale April 6, 2018 - Kisbey, SK Auctioneer: Chris Poley Sale Management: T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd. Sale Results 44.75 Bulls Grossed $284,150.00 and Averaged $6,349.72 High Selling Hereford Bulls Lot 1 - Haroldson’s Leader ET 50E sired by R Leader 6964 was purchased by Wascana Cattle Co., Regina, SK for $41,000.00 Lot 4 - Haroldson’s Leader ET 52E sired by R Leader 6964 was purchased by Gillespie Hereford Ranch, Wymark, SK for $11,000.00 Lot 3 - Haroldson’s Demand ET 64E sired by R Leader 6964 was purchased by Dales Homestead Farms, Cargill, ON for $10,500.00 Lot 42 - BNC Glenlees 80B Gametime 14E sired by TH 809T 14Z Playmaker 80B was purchased by BnC Herefords, Chicago, IL for $10,500.00 Lot 5 - Haroldson’s SH Renegade 27E sired by Haroldson’s Renegade ET 21C was purchased by Brimner Cattle Co. Ltd., Manor, SK for $10,000.00 Lot 20 - Blair-Athol 10Y Blitz 43D sired by NJW 73S W18 Hometown 10Y ET was purchased by Rafter U, Osage, SK for $9,500.00 Lot 8 - Haroldson’s Renegade 21C 92E sired by Haroldson’s Renegade ET 21C was purchased by Lynn Madsen, Redvers, SK for $9,000.00 Lot 46 - GlenLees BNC 27B Civic 45E sired by WLB Winchester Easy Ride 27B was purchased by Jim Gleich, Eriksdale, MB for $9,000.00

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April 5, 2018 - Wawota, SK Auctioneer - Brent Carey

Subscription Sale Results

Average

11 Hereford Yearling Bulls

$4,731.00

11 Two Year Old Hereford Bulls

$4,463.00

28 Red Angus Yearling Bulls

$7,105.00

19 Red Angus Two Tear Old Bulls $5,013.00 High Selling Hereford Yearling Bulls T - BAR K Dakota 7E sold to Jon Makenzie, Warner AB for $7,000 T BAR K 94B Ribstone 12E sold to Wyatt Herefords, Arrowood AB for $7,000

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schedule of events UPCOMING SHOWS & SALES & EVENTS

OCTOBER 7 13 14 19 20 20 21 22 24-27

Take The Lead Bid-Off Sale, The Cliff's Farm, Hepburn, Sk. Doug Troop Hereford Farm First Annual Production Sale, Brandon, MB 6th Annual Elite Genetics Production Sale, RSK Sale Barn, Douglas, MB Open House, Lone Pine Cattle Services, Vibank, Sk. ANL Polled Herefords &Guests Production Sale, Steelman, Sk. C&T Cattle Co, Take The Next Step Sale, Right Cross Ranch Sale Facility, Kisbey, Sk. Blair Athol/Haroldson's and Friends Sale, Arcola, Sk. Square D Herefords Production Sale, Langbank, Sk. Manitoba AG-EX, Brandon, MB

NOVEMBER 2-11 7-11

15 16 19-24

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The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Toronto, ON Farmfair International, Edmonton, AB 8 Hereford Genes Gala Event 9 Western National Hereford Show Fenton Hereford Ranch 54th Annual Production Sale, Irma, AB 20th Annual Pahl Livestock Production Sale, Medicine Hat, AB Canadian Western Agribition, Regina, Sk. 22 National Hereford Sale 23 National Hereford Mark of Excellence Show 23 Red Coat Classic Heifer Draw Brost Land & Cattle Co Ltd Realigment Sale, Irvine, AB

DECEMBER 1 4 6 13

British Connections Bull Sale, Lethbridge Stromsmoe Herefords & Black Angus 34th Annual Production Sale, Etzikom, AB LCI Doenz Ranches Annual Production Sale, Warner, AB Big Gully Farm Bull Sale, Maidstone, Sk.

JANUARY 1

Deadline for June Issue of Cattle Call

February 4 5 6 7

7th Annual Premier Hereford Bull Sale, Lloydminster, Sk. Bannerlane #20 Annual Production Sale, Livelonmg, Sk. Misty Valley Farms 43rd Annual Production Sale, Maidstone, Sk. 10th Annual Carlrams Ranching Ltd. Bull Sale, Cut Knife, Sk.

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Airriess Acres …............................................................. 48 ANL Polled Herefords …............................................... 4 Ayrey Hereford Farm ….............................................. 10

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LCI Doenz Ranches ….................................................... 35

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Manns Polled Herefords …............................................. 8 Martina Herefords …................................................... 48 McCoy Cattle Co. …........................................................ 5 McKenzie Herefords …................................. Back Cover McKerricher Cattle Co. …......................................... 48 Misty Valley Farms …........................................... 2/48

Brooks Farms …........................................................... 4 Brost Land & Cattle Co. …........................................... 20

Newton Herefords …..................................... Back Cover

BJ Cattle Co..................................................... Back Cover Blairs.Ag Cattle Co. …..................................................... 4 Blair Athol Farms

C & T Cattle Co. …........................................................ 5 Canadian Hereford Association …............................. 24 Carlrams Ranching Ltd. …........................................... 3 Craig's Ranching Co. …........................................... 48 CR Bar Ranching ….......................................................... 3 Doug Troop Hereford Farm.......................................... 11 Flicek Hereford Ranch …................................................. 3 Fossay Herefords …....................................................... 27

Pahl Livestock Ltd. …..................................................... 41 Phantom Creek Livestock ….......................................... 5 Richaud Stock Farms …................................................ 27 River Bridge Ranch …................................................ 48 Roselawn Polled Herefords …........................................ 8 RSK ….............................................................................. 27 Saskatchewan Hereford Association …..................... 51 Standard Hill Livestock …......................................... 48

Garrett Ranch Ltd. ….................................................. 48 Glenlees Farms …......................................................... 4

Stromsmoe Herefords & Balck Angus …....................26 Square D Polled Herefords …................................... 21

Haroldsons Polled Herefords …................................. 8

T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd. …............................................ 50 The Cliffs Farm …....................................................... 48 Top 50 Livestock …..................................................... 48 Twin View Polled Herefords …...................................... 5

Hill 70 Quantock …....................................................... 48 HMS Hi-Cliffe …........................................................... 48 J Bar B Polled Herefords ….......................... Back Cover Just Acres Farms …........................................................ 21 KLR Ranch …...................................................................... 5

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Wascana Cattle Co. …................................................. 21 Wild Bear Herefords …............................... Back Cover Winchester Polled Herefords …................................. 27 Wunderbar Polled Herefords ….............................. 48

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Warman, Saskatchewan Ph: 306-933-4200 Fax: 306-934-0744 info@tbarc.com www.buyagro.com Chris Poley: 306-220-5006 Shane Michelson: 403-363-9973 Ben Wright: 519-374-3335

Get your ticket and join us at Canadian Western Agribition for the

NATIONAL HEREFORD SHOW Friday, November 23 at 9:00 am - Judges: Vernon & Denise LaFrentz

National Hereford Sale – Thursday, November 22 at 6:30 pm View Catalogue online www.buyagro.com

New For 2018

Red Coat Classic Heifer Draw Heifer Supplied by: Glenlees Farms, Arcola, Sk Glenlees 72C

Phone: 306-455-2714 www.glenlees.com

Sherry 28F TICKETS 1 FOR $50.00 3 FOR $100 10 FOR $250.00 Draw made on Nov. 23 At National Hereford Show

For tickets call 306-842-6149

CE: 0.5 BW: 4.5 WW: 59.3 YW: 100.2 M: 23.9 TM: 53.6

For More Information Contact Us At

The Saskatchewan Hereford Association NJW 67U 28M BIG MAX 22Z SIRE: NJW 79Z 22Z HEAVY DUTY 72C ET BW 91H 100W RITA 79Z ET HAROLDSONS WLC JACK ET 57Y DAM: GLENLEES 57Y SHERRY 70A GLENLEES 66S SHERRY 8W

Box 713, Weyburn, SK S4H 2K8 Phone: 306-842-6149 skhereford@sasktel.net

www.saskhereford.com

NJW 79Z 22Z HEAVY DUTY 72C ET

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BJ’S FIRST DOWN 821

BJ’S FIRE CRACKER 801 Sire: S A V SENSATION 5615

BW: 75 lbs

205 wt: 855 lbs

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Sire: BJ’S BULLDOZER 418

BW: 90 lbs

205 wt: 908 lbs

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J-BAR-B 56D FEDOR 61F Sire: BAR-RZ 308 DAYTONA 56D

BW: 82 lbs

205 wt: 795 lbs

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Featuring 70 Bulls from: BJ Cattle Co. BJ & Jody Scheirlinck (403) 758-3339 (403) 929-2494 bjcc@xplornet.ca www.bjcattlecompany.com

J Bar B Polled Herefords John & Brenda Lutz (403) 642-2363 (403) 715-1347 bj.lutz55@gmail.com

He Sells

JEN STD KAP 53E Sire: FE 63W STANDARD DOM 202A

BW: 92 lbs

WW: 600 lbs

YW: 1060 lbs

Newton Herefords Jim & Terry Newton (403) 758-6220 (403) 308-4123 jtnewton@xplornet.ca

McKenzie Herefords/ Wild Bear Herefords Jon & Gillian McKenzie (403) 642-7256

Jim Wildeman

(403) 861-0719 mckenziecattle@gmail.com www.mckenzieherefords.com

View the catalogue online at: www.bjcattlecompany.com www.mckenzieherefords.com

He Sells

ILK EXTRA MONEY ET 20E Sire: BR 9279 EXTRA DEEP 15Z

BW: 92 lbs

WW: 683 lbs

YW: 1255 lbs