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how to reach us: Canadian Western Agribition Box 3535 Regina, SK Canada Phone: 306.565.0565 Fax: 306.757.9963

13 4 — Welcome Messages 6 — Meet Our Executive Team 8 — Agribition is for Everyone! 9 — Show Information 10 — Proud to be the Best 11 — Monday’s Schedule 12 — Tuesday’s Schedule 13 — Ride ‘em Cowboy 14 — Grain Expo 15 — Indigenous Ag Summit 16 — Wednesday’s Schedule

18 — Thursday’s Schedule 19 — Friday’s Schedule 20 — Saturday’s Schedule 21 — Family Ag Pavilion 22 — Modern Day Cowboys 23 — Bud Light Stage Entertainment 24 — Grounds Map 26 — Gold Sponsors 27 — Stock Exchange 28 — What’s On Your Fork? 30 — First Nation’s Pavilion

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— Family Ag Pavilion — Traditional Meets Hi-Tech — Courtesy Transportation Programs — Chuck for Charity — Ag More Than Ever — Discover Shopping at Agribition — Exhibitor Maps — Exhibitor Awards — Exhibitor Listing

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A message from the Premier of Saskatchewan On behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan, I am pleased to welcome you to the 2013 Canadian Western Agribition. Over the past 43 years, Canadian Western Agribition has grown to become the leading livestock and agriculture event in Canada. Every year, the show attracts more and more people, showcasing the innovation, entrepreneurial spirit and technology that make Saskatchewan a leader in the agriculture industry. With a growing global demand for food there is opportunity for growth in Saskatchewan’s agriculture industry. With new innovation, strategic investments and responsible growth, Saskatchewan is well-positioned to meet this demand. We are home to Canada’s second-largest beef-cattle herd, world-renowned beef genetics, and a third of Canada’s bio-tech industry; all of which are on display here at Agribition. Whether you are from Saskatchewan, Canada or from another part of the world, you are encouraged to take time at Agribition to increase your knowledge of agriculture, learn something new and consider the opportunities Saskatchewan has to offer. Thank you to all the organizers, sponsors, exhibitors and volunteers for your ongoing support and best wishes for a successful show.

Brad Wall Premier of Saskatchewan

A message from the MAYOR OF REGINA On behalf of my colleagues on City Council and the citizens of Regina, it gives me great pleasure to extend a warm welcome to all attending the 2013 Canadian Western Agribition. Running from November 11-16, the Agribition is the 4th largest tradeshow in Canada with over 500 exhibitors offering a great diversity of products from farming equipment to fashion apparel and household goods. Great entertainment, food, shopping, and learning opportunities await all who partake in this year’s event. Regina has always been very proud to host this prestigious show, which offers an exciting line-up of events to suit all interests. Agribition is the place to expand global business contacts, see the latest in farm technology and enjoy many entertaining venues and visitors. Regina, a city proud of its farming community, serves as a wonderful place for such an event. I encourage you to explore some of the many attractions Regina has to offer, including the RCMP Heritage Centre, the Saskatchewan Science Centre, the Kramer IMAX Theatre, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum and the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum. We also have many unique shops and fine restaurants, where you are sure to discover the warm and friendly nature of our city. I have no doubt that your experiences in Regina will inspire you to return again and again. Best wishes for an enjoyable time at Agribition, a memorable stay, and a safe journey home. Sincerely,

Michael Fougere Mayor

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A message from the Minister OF AGRICULTURE On behalf of the Government of Canada, welcome to the 2013 Canadian Western Agribition. This exhibition continues to be one of the world’s foremost agricultural events, attracting over 120,000 visitors from over 60 different countries. Visitors to the exhibitions are looking to make business connections in Canada, find out more about our purebred livestock genetics and world-class grain, get a first-hand look at state-of-the art agricultural technology and equipment, or enjoy many other activities that take place as part of the show. Our Government is proud to support the International Business Centre, which helps connect buyers with our world-leading livestock genetics, and we congratulate the Agribition on its success with the new Grain Expo. Trade and innovation remain the cornerstones of a strong and prosperous agricultural sector both here in Canada and around the world. Our Government continues to work hard with all our trading partners to make sure trade is based in fair rules and sound science. Year after year, Western Canadian Agribition remains a great place to do business and experience the best of Canadian agriculture. Enjoy your visit, and Saskatchewan’s warm hospitality.

Gerry Ritz, P.C., M.P.

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TOURISM REGINA

The tourism division of the Regina Regional Opportunities Commission is pleased to welcome you to Regina. While you are here, discover the heritage and tradition of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police at the RCMP Heritage Center, and be sure to explore the profound history of our First Nations at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. Get cultural with the Regina Symphony Orchestra, Mackenzie Art Gallery, and Globe Theatre. Get out to a Western Hockey League’s Regina Pats game and in case you are seeing green, the 101st Grey Cup and our Celebration in Rider Nation begins next week. From climbing one of the largest indoor rock walls in Canada at the Saskatchewan Science Centre, to ice skating in the centre of Victoria Park, there is so much to experience in Regina.

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Regina’s hospitality and visitor services volunteers, are situated at Tourism Regina’s booth at Agribition (booth number 612) for your convenience to provide you with visitor services and information to enhance your experience in Regina. Stop by and enter the draw to win a gift basket filled with exciting things to experience in Regina. Request the fall/winter 2013 issue of our tourism magazine, Travel Regina, for a unique listing of retail, food, entertainment, and leisure recommendations.

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A message from the President of Canadian Western AgribItion On behalf of the Canadian Western Agribition Board of Directors it is my privilege to welcome you to Canadian Western Agribition. As my first year as President I am very humbled and honored to represent such a prestigious community event. Agribition is a multifaceted world-class trade, education and entertainment attraction with something for everyone. Agribition is, and always will be, the best beef show on the continent and the largest livestock show in Canada. Agribition remains focused on marketing Canada’s agriculture products to the world. We are continuing to expand our offering to include grain, agri-business and cultural experiences. For me, Agribition has always been about family; the family of exhibitors, the family of volunteers and the family of staff. A very special, “Thank You” needs to go out to these three groups. Without their dedication and commitment, Canadian Western Agribition would not be the world-class event Regina has come to expect. We have lots of exciting new events and activities that are sure to please young and old alike. We hope you enjoy the show. See you at the show! Reed Andrew, President of Canadian Western Agribition

MEET OUR Executive TEAM

Stewart Stone

Bruce Holmquist

Curtis Kuchinka

Bryce Thompson

Vice President

Member at Large

Bryan Hadland

Member at Large

Past President

2013 Board of Directors Back Row (L-R) Bob Jackson Chris Lees Blake MacMillan Paul Johnson Richard Harries Bryon Burnett Gavin Conacher Elmer Eashappie Doug Fee Carla Schmitt

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Front Row (L-R) Bryce Thompson Bruce Holmquist Stewart Stone Reed Andrew Curtis Kuchinka Barry Young Courtney MacDougall Absent: Bryan Hadland and Chris Holden

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t’s finally here! 200 staff and 400 volunteers have been preparing for the 43rd edition of Canadian Western Agribition for the entire year. We have a strong volunteer base that have worked hard to assemble over 90 individual events throughout six days of Agribition. Agribition is one of Regina’s signature events, and we continue to grow and appeal to a broader audience with something for everyone. The show has many improvements and additions this year. Many of these additions are featured throughout this show guide. I encourage you to read forward and see how we have managed to raise the bar on everything from cattle to music to education. The real story this year is infrastructure. For many who frequent our trade show and take advantage of the Machinery Mall or do some of their Christmas shopping in the Everyday Living Marketplace, the infrastructure is first class. The livestock facilities, however, do not meet the expectations of a world class event. We have spent the last year working on a long-term solution to address these tired assets, and some great progress is being made. This year close to $1.1 million dollars has been put into upgrades to improve the West side assets. A complete roof repair of the Canada Centre was completed including lighting upgrades. The Stockman’s Arena received a new floor, and the newly named Stock Exchange has upgraded heating and lights to accommodate the launch of The Yards at Agribition. We hope these capital improvements will go a long way to improving the visitor and exhibitor experience at the show as well as showing our international guests we are the best beef show in North America. Even though we have made some progress, more work is being done on a long-term solution to the infrastructure. The show is currently finalizing the business plan, in conjunction with the City of Regina, to develop a permanent solution to the ailing buildings on Barn Road. Replacing this infrastructure is a must for the show to be successful. Agribition visitors will also see construction starting on the new Football Stadium on the South East corner of the grounds. The largest impact on our show will be the loss of usable parking space as a result of this massive construction project. We are working on solutions to help with this issue including shuttle bus programs and off-site parking solutions for exhibitors and visitors. The show continues to see growth in livestock, trade show, and entertainment for the whole family. We are proud of the enhancements we have made at this year’s show and welcome you to experience all Agribition offers. Welcome to the show!

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S h o w I n f o r m at i o n Location

Evraz Place, Regina Saskatchewan Entrances: Lewvan Drive, Princess Street and Elphinstone Street

Show Dates & Hours

November 11-16, 2013 Monday, November 11: 12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. * Agribition Building is open till 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, November 12 – Saturday, November 16: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.* * gates open at 6:00 a.m. * Agribition Building is open till 7:00 p.m. with the exception of Thursday it is open till 9:00 p.m.

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Information Kiosks

Located throughout the grounds (see Grounds Map on page 24 for details). Knowledgeable and friendly staff are available to make it easier to find your way around the grounds. Sponsored by Golden West Radio.

ATMS

Exhibit Mall, Chevrolet GMC Stadium, Agribition Building, Brandt Centre, Queensbury Convention Centre, Credit Union Eventplex and The Co-operators Centre.

Making Your Way Safer with CN

Canadian Western Agribition proudly partners with CN in the promotion of the safety first campaign. This campaign includes the following: Safety Patrols: Safety Patrols will be strategically placed at key intersections to control the flow of visitor and livestock traffic in the barns. As a further safety reminder, please always give the right of way to livestock exhibitors with their animals. First Aid Services: St. John Ambulance First Aid Station is located in the Brandt Centre South East corner. Security: Call (306) 781-9252 (24 hours)

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Proud to be

Canadian Western Agribition – Back to Regina’s Agriculture Roots

ver wonder how an event built on rural pride can survive in a big urban centre like Regina? It’s easy. Build an experience based on tradition, prestige, and inclusiveness; wrap it in a bow and do it every year for 43 years. Sprinkle in 5,000 kids, international visitors from over 60 countries, add a touch of cow, a pinch of horse, and blend in the biggest consumer tradeshow one month before Christmas and you have Canadian Western Agribition. There is something about agriculture that takes us back to a simpler time. One has to look hard to find a resident from Saskatchewan who doesn’t have a connection with rural life. Many may reminisce about weekends at their grandparents running in the hay loft, feeding the cows, or sitting on an open station tractor. The magic behind Agribition is the connection with our inner soul’s need to feel part of something meaningful, innocent, and noble. Agribition’s value can be measured

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in terms of economic impact. 125,000 visitors have an economic impact just shy of $40 million annually on the community. This is like having a Grey Cup in town every single year. Most Regina residents know the store shelves will be left bare when Agribition wraps up and the trailers and the trucks head back to their respective farms and ranches for the long winter. The economics are simple. This big event equals big bucks for local business owners. “We look forward to showcasing our city to the many visitors from across Canada and around the world who will attend Agribition. This week is always a highlight for our city as we celebrate our agricultural roots,” said Michael Fougere, Mayor of Regina. It’s not all about the money. Like a big oak tree, the roots of the show are deep and stem right back to the simplest of foundations. The social and cultural benefits of the show make it part of Regina’s psyche. “Agribition is about families and family values. I love to see smil-

ing kids interacting with the animals.” said Robert Stroeder, General Manager of Denny’s Restaurant in Regina. “Where else can city folk get a chance to experience agriculture in such an inviting setting?” All of us are social, by nature. Naturally, we gravitate to activities and places that create a sense of belonging. The ‘Legends of the Swamp’, six nights of rodeo action, or beers in the Bud Light Loading Chute have a few things in common – smiling faces, handshakes, and outlandish tales of heroism echo through the venues creating a cascade of new memories routed in the traditions of Regina’s biggest social event of the year. If you haven’t already connected the dots, Agribition is about culture. Regina was founded on agriculture, and although Regina is growing beyond its cultural roots as it expands into a booming metropolis, the link of six days of the unique sights and sounds of Agribition pulls Regina back to simpler time when families worked and played together.

November 11, 2013 Start Time

Event

Location

8:30 AM

Canadian National 4H & Youth Judging Competition

Chevrolet GMC Stadium

Competitors from across Canada will judge multiple species of livestock by examining live cattle and analyzing and explaining the market qualities of the livestock.

9:00 AM

SGBA Annual CWA Meat Goat Show

Barn 5

11:00 AM

Remembrance Day Ceremony

Brandt Centre

12:00 PM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open

1:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

1:30 PM

Burning of the Brand Ceremony to open the show.

Arena 5

2:00 PM

Agribition High School Rodeo

Brandt Centre

An event featuring students from grades 6-12 competing in 10 events including saddle bronc, bull riding, team roping and more!

2:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

7:00 PM

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Brandt Centre

Top 10 contestants from the morning events go head to head! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.

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November 12, 2013 Start Time

Event

Location

8:30 AM

International Stock Dog Championship

Brandt Centre

Watch as handlers utilize hand signals, voice commands and whistles to direct their dog to successfully maneuver a small flock of sheep through a pattern and back to the pen.

9:00 AM

Commercial Goat Show

10:00 AM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open

Barn 5

10:15 AM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

11:00 AM

Canadian National Bison Sale

Stock Exchange Sale Arena

11:00 AM

First Lady Classic & Futurity

Chevrolet GMC Stadium

12:00 PM

N EW

The first interbreed competition of the week, this competition sizes up the best yearling bred heifers.

Youth Showmanship Competition

Auditorium

Competitors are judged on how well they present their animal in the show ring.

Ride â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;em Cowboy

Brandt Centre

Come watch trainers, Dale Clearwater and Cain Quam work two young horses simultaneously in their respective round pens as they take horses who have never seen a saddle before from wild bronc to domestic companion.

12:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

1:00 PM

International Stock Dog Championship

Brandt Centre

Watch as handlers utilize hand signals, voice commands and whistles to direct their dog to successfully maneuver a small flock of sheep through a pattern and back to a pen.

2:00 PM

Youth Team Grooming Competition

A competition between teams of 3; the team has a set amount of time to groom and prepare an animal to show ring standards.

2:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

4:00 PM

Goat Sale

Barn 5

6:15 PM

International Stock Dog Championship Finals (pre-rodeo) Rodeo ticket required

Brandt Centre

6:00 PM

Winners Circle

Chevrolet GMC Stadium

An event with a bit of everything! A reception, Horse Pull Sponsor Auction and an Auctioneer Competition.

7:00 PM

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Brandt Centre

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New in 2013! Ride ’em Cowboy is a new event at Agribition. Come watch Saskatchewan’s top trainers, Dale Clearwater of Hanley SK, and Cain Quam of Kendal, SK work two young horses simultaneously in their respective round pens as they take horses from wild bronc to domestic companion. “Ride ‘em Cowboy will provide guests the opportunity to witness both Dale and Cain’s horsemanship expertise as they deal with the unpredictability of working with horses that have never been ridden before.” said Courtney MacDougall, Equine Team Leader and Canadian Western Agribition Board of Director. Round pen work takes place Tuesday, Wednesday and

Thursday at 12:00 p.m. in the Brandt Centre for all to see. The trainers will provide insight and explanation on their technique and strategy for managing these young animals. On Friday these two newly domesticated animals will ride a pre-determined pattern and be judged on their overall performance. The colts will later be sold at auction during the Ranch Horse Sale on Friday at 2:30 p.m. in the Brandt Centre.

Dale Clearwater Dale is no stranger to Agribition. Throughout the years Dale has competed in many different arenas including Ranch Horse competitions, Cutting, Reined Cow Horse, and now colt starting challenges. He loves showing horses, and has had many championships both here in Canada as well as south of the line. 2011 was a record year for Dale placing him in the top 30 money earning trainers in the National Reined Cow Horse Association. Dale feels a person never stops learning, and is always asking advice from fellow trainers, looking for new tips and tricks to try in his program.

Cain Quam Cain is a 4th generation horse trainer, born in Southern Saskatchewan. He has coached several non-pros, youth and amateur riders to various titles. He is also a veteran clinician of 20 years having taught approximately 200 clinics on subjects such as colt starting, horsemanship, cutting, ranch roping and cowboy mounted shooting. Cains horsemanship skills have been showcased as the feature clinician at prestigious events such as Canadian Western Agribition, Farmfair International, and the World’s Largest County Fair in Clay County, Iowa.

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Returns to Agribition 2013 Tuesday, November 12

anadian Western Agribition continues to expand its profile as a multi-faceted marketplace for all aspects of the agricultural industry. To this end, last year Agribition announced the launch of its new Grain Expo. The 2012 Grain Expo exceeded organizers expectations with over 500 grain producers taking part in the inaugural event. The success of the conference can be attributed to the post-harvest timing of the event and the pragmatic presentations of the powerful line-up of speakers. The 2013 Grain Expo takes place November 12 and 13 in the Queensbury Salon. Organizers have allocated more space this year in anticipation of an even bigger audience for the conference. This year’s conference will feature an expanded trade show component targeting grain-specific products and services. “Agribition has grown beyond just cattle.” said Reed Andrew, President of Canadian Western Agribition. “The success of last year’s Grain Expo speaks to the show’s ability to deliver a quality event to a targeted group of sophisticated grain producers. It’s only going to get bigger.” This year’s Grain Expo speaker topics include: Herbicide Resistance Management, Applying Science to Improve Canola Yields, and Grain Marketing Updates. “Canadian Western Agribition takes place right after harvest. It’s the perfect place for the industry to compare notes on last year’s crop and start making decisions on next year’s purchases.” said Kirby Engele, Operations Manager at Young’s Equipment. Producers interested in attending Grain Expo can contact one of the supporting sponsors for a free registration: ■ Young’s Equipment ■ Dow AgroSciences ■ SaskCanola ■ Bayer CropScience ■ Cargill ■ South Country Equipment ■ CIBC ■ Regina Hotel Association ■ Farm World ■ Nelson Motors & Equipment ■ Farm Credit Canada ■ Saskatchewan Seed Growers Association ■ The Western Producer ■ Toyota ■ Ideal Trading Lifestyle ■ DuPont Canada ■ Blair’s Family of Companies ■ Syngenta

9:30 AM

10:00 AM

Welcome – Minister Lyle Stewart

10:15 AM

The Dream of Farming and the Evolution of the Family Farm Business – Craig Manness Sponsored by Blair’s Family of Companies

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11:00 AM

Canola Oil’s End User – David Dzisiak Sponsored by Dow AgroSciences

11:45 AM

12:00 PM

Winners Circle Auctioneering Competition Preview - Auctioning 2 Grey Cup Tickets Lunch Sponsored by CIBC

1:30 PM

Economic Outlook for Agriculture Markets – Jean-Philippe Gervais

Sponsored by Regina Hotel Association

3:30 PM

Casual Reception

Sponsored by Bayer CropScience (refreshments) and Ideal Trading Lifestyle (food)

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Uniting Tuesday, November 12

7:00 am

Pipe Ceremony

8:15 am

Grand Entry

9:00 am Welcome and Greetings

9:15 am

10:00 am

“Historical Perspective on Indigenous Peoples”

– Dr. Shauneen Pete, Associate Professor (Faculty of Education) and Executive Lead: Indigenization, University of Regina

“Bringing the Treaty to Life in Agriculture” – Milton Tootoosis, Office of the Treaty Commissioner

irst Nations activities have been on the rise at Canadian Western Agribition the last few years. Earlier this year Agribition announced the launch of a new conference, the Canadian Western Agribition Indigenous Agriculture Summit. This two-day conference is a platform to showcase Indigenous agriculture practices throughout North America. The conference will take place on November 12 and 13 at the Ramada Hotel in Regina. The conference will feature topics and discussion focused on individual and organization’s success stories in agriculture and opportunities that exist in the agri-food sector. Each topic will be centrally themed around a First Nations based program or activity related to agriculture. “The Indigenous Agriculture Summit will address a need for Indigenous communities to come together and benefit from shared learnings.” said Elmer Eashappie, Committee Chair and Canadian Western Agribition Director. Guest speakers and topics will range from land use capacity and resource management techniques used across Saskatchewan by First Nations groups, to a variety of U.S. based perspectives including Florida’s Seminole Tribe’s beef production model. Success stories shared at the conference will include Ochapowace First Nations 9,000 acre grain farm, Black Bear Orchards: Traditional Food to Contemporary Business, and the work done by the First Nations Agriculture Association of British Columbia. “The Indigenous Agriculture Summit is the first conference of its kind in Canada.” said Marty Seymour, CEO of Canadian Western Agribition. “This event compliments Agribition’s programming, and strengthens Regina profile as an agriculture center of excellence.”

To register for this conference go to www.agribition.com.

10:30 am

Refreshment Break

11:00 am

“Native American Cattle Incubator Program” – Mark G. Willes, President, Consortium Foods, LLC

12:00 pm

1:00 pm

Lunch “Current State on US Indigenous Innovation and Leadership” – Ross Racine, Executive Director, Intertribal Agriculture Council, USA

1:45 pm

“Key US Policies Affecting Indigenous Agriculture: A New Mexico Example” – Dr. Joe Graham, Director, Indian Resource Development, New Mexico State University

2:30 pm

3:00 pm

Participant departure to Canadian Western Agribition

7:00 pm

Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo – First Nations Theme Night at the Brandt Centre

“Why Canadian Western Agribition?”

– Marty Seymour, CEO of Canadian Western Agribition, and Elmer Eashappie, Committee Chair and Canadian Western Agribition Director

Wednesday, November 13

7:00 am

8:30 am

9:15 am

Pipe Ceremony “Building Land Use Capacity in Aboriginal Communities”

– Candice Pete, Director, Indigenous Peoples Resource Management Program, University of Saskatchewan

“Traditional and Medicinal Land Stewardship” – Howard Desnomie, Peepeekisis First Nation

“4C Farms: Cowessess Community Cow Calf”

– Denise Pelletier, Cowessess First Nation

“Bapaume Pasteur” - Leonard Tipewan, Witchekan Lake First Nation

10:00 am

Panel Discussion

10:30 am Refreshment Break

11:00 am

12:00 pm

1:00 pm

“Opportunities in Agriculture- A.B.C. Perspective” – Trevor Kempthorne, First Nations Agriculture of British Columbia

Lunch “Investing in Youth - Cowessess Community Light Horse Project” – Nicole Bear

1:45 pm

“How to Grow a 9,000 Acre Farm” – Shelley Bear, Ochapowace First Nation

2:30 pm

Refreshment Break

3:00 pm

“Black Bear Orchards: Traditional Food to Contemporary Business”

3:45 pm

“You Can Do It Too” – Gary “Litefoot” Davis

4:30 pm

Closing Remarks. March Out.

7:00 pm

Canadian Western Agribition International Reception at Casino Regina

– Dan Bellegarde

Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

November 13, 2013 Start Time

Event

Location

9:00 AM

Canadian National Speckle Park Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium East

10:00 AM

Simmental Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium West

10:00 AM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open

10:30 AM

Horse Pulls, Lightweight and Middleweight Division

10:15 AM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

11:00 AM

Angus Masterpiece Reception

Auditorium

12:00 PM

Ride ‘em Cowboy

Brandt Centre

N EW

12:00 PM

Gelbvieh Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium West

12:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

1:00 PM

Angus Masterpiece Sale

Auditorium

2:00 PM

Horse Pulls, Middleweight and Heavyweight Division

Brandt Centre

Come witness true ‘horsepower’! Watch teams of horses pull a weighted sled up to 10,000lbs across the arena floor.

2:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

4:30 PM

Canadian National Speckle Park Sale

Auditorium

7:00 PM

Simmental Sale

Auditorium

7:00 PM

Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo - WESTERN HERITAGE NIGHT

Brandt Centre

Featuring Freestyle Bull Fighting! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.

Agribition boasts

1 million

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Brandt Centre

Come witness true ‘horsepower’! Watch teams of horses pull a weighted sled up to 10,000lbs across the arena floor.

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November 14, 2013 Patron of the Day

Start Time

Event

Location

9:00 AM

Team Cattle Penning

Brandt Centre

A high energy, action packed event featuring teams of 3 riders working together to separate specific cattle from a herd and corral the cattle into a pen – all in under 90 seconds!

9:00 AM

Black Angus Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium East

9:00 AM

Red Angus Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium West

9:00 AM

Lowline Show

Auditorium

10:00 AM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open

10:15 AM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

12:00 PM

Ride ‘em Cowboy

Brandt Centre

N EW

12:00 PM

Gelbvieh Sale

Auditorium

12:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

1:30 PM

Team Cattle Penning

Brandt Centre

A high energy, action packed event featuring teams of 3 riders working together to separate specific cattle from a herd and corral the cattle into a pen – all in under 90 seconds!

2:00 PM

Shorthorn Sale

Auditorium

2:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

2:30 PM

Limousin Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium West

3:30 PM

Charolais Sale

Auditorium

3:30 PM

Ranch Horse and Prospect Horse Demonstration

Brandt Centre

Your first chance to get a glimpse of the Ranch and Prospect Horses at work.

4:00 PM

Commercial Sheep/Market Lamb Shows

Barn 5

5:00 PM

Hereford Sale

Auditorium

6:00 PM

Katahdin Junior Sheep Show and Costume Classes

Barn 5

7:00 PM

Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo STUDENTS NIGHT

Brandt Centre

9:00 PM

N EW

Featuring Freestyle Bull Fighting Finals! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.

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November 15, 2013 Start Time

Event

Location

9:00 AM

Canada’s Premier Select Ranch Horse Competition followed by Prospect Horse Previews – 2 & 3 year olds

Brandt Centre

Witness the skills of some of Canada’s finest working horses. Featuring Ride ‘em Cowboy competition.

9:00 AM

Hereford Show (Polled and Horned)

Chevrolet GMC Stadium East

9:00 AM

Shorthorn Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium West

10:00 AM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open

10:00 AM

Maine Anjou Show

Auditorium

10:00 AM

Canadian National Katahdin Sheep Show

Barn 5

10:00 AM

Commercial Cattle & Heifer Alley Shows

Stock Exchange Sale Arena

10:15 AM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

12:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

12:30 PM

Limousin Sale

Auditorium

2:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

2:30 PM

SSBA Purebred and Purebred Pens Show

Barn 5 Brandt Centre

2:30 PM

Canada’s Premier Select Ranch Horse and Prospect Sale

The sale provides an important marketplace for ranchers looking to acquire a new working partner. Featuring Ride ‘em Cowboy competition.

2:30 PM

Charolais Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium West

5:00 PM

Bull Pen Alley People’s Choice

Stock Exchange

Vote for your favourite Bull Pen Alley exhibitor! Presented by the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association

7:00 PM

Angus Sale, Power and Perfection

Auditorium

7:00 PM

Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo - MOVEMBER NIGHT

Brandt Centre

Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.

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Family Day!! November 16, 2013 Start Time

Event

Location

8:30 AM

Cowboy Mounted Shooting

Brandt Centre

9:00 AM 9:00 AM

Prospect Steer & Heifer Show Canadian Junior Beef Extreme

Auditorium Chevrolet GMC Stadium

10:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open SSBA Junior Sheep Shows and Costume Classes Mascot Parade

Barn 5 Co-operators Centre

Join the characters in the parade on their way to the Family Ag Pavilion!

10:00 AM 10:15 AM 11:00 AM

Bull Pen Alley Milking Demonstration Junior Roping Competition

Stock Exchange Sale Arena Barn 4 Budlight Loading Chute

11:00 AM 11:15 AM

Face Painting Milking Demonstration

Co-operators Centre Entrance Barn 4

12:00 PM

Commercial Cattle Sale

Stock Exchange Sale Arena

12:00 PM

SSBA and Katahdin Sheep Sale

Barn 5

12:00 PM 12:15 PM 12:30 PM

First Group of Wild Wool Riders

Brandt Centre

N EW

Watch cowboys ride their horses through a pattern using single action revolvers to shoot at target balloons. It’s a high-speed, timed, spectator sport in which the competitor who rides the fastest with the least amount of missed targets wins.

A multi-breed competition for female cattle prepared by young competitors from across the country

Watch the rodeo stars of tomorrow in this event that features children aged 5 & under, 6-9 and 10-12 competing in a roping competition.

Children have a chance to take a ride on “wild” sheep!

Milking Demonstration Heavy Horse Demonstration

Barn 4 Brandt Centre

Come watch these majestic horses parade around the Brandt Centre

1:00 PM 1:15 PM 1:30 PM

Prospect Steer & Heifer Sale Milking Demonstration Cowboy Mounted Shooting

Auditorium Barn 4 Brandt Centre

2:15 PM 2:30 PM 3:00 PM 3:45 PM

Milking Demonstration Katahdin Sheep Sale Second Group of Wild Wool Riders

Barn 4 Barn 5 Brandt Centre

KAOS Dog Sports

Brandt Centre

4:00 PM

RBC Beef Supreme Challenge

Chevrolet GMC Stadium

7:00 PM

Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo - FAMILY DAY!

Brandt Centre

8:00 PM

Tailgate Party

Chevrolet GMC Stadium

N EW

Children have a chance to take a ride on “wild” sheep! This attraction features dogs displaying feats of agility and acrobatics. After the demonstration dogs will be paired up with a horse/rider to see who is the fastest team to do a barrel pattern!

The premier international event of the beef livestock world! Grand Champions of all breeds from 18 major shows across North America are invited to compete against Agribition’s Grand Champion Bulls and Females. Watch as the champions of each event get crowned! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.

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anadian Western Agribition is a great place for all ages to come and learn about agriculture in a fun, interactive way. The Family Ag Pavilion sponsored by Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture is located in The Co-operators Centre. Families can see and learn about their favorite farm animals including cows, alpacas, piglets and chickens. Come watch a chick hatch and get up close and personal with the animals being displayed. The pavilion is designed to educate families about where the food on their table comes from. This year the pavilion will again offer hands-on activities for families as well as greater opportunity to become more involved in the learning process. Best of all – it’s fun! “The displays continue to bring agriculture education to the table in an interactive, fun way. This year we have some brand-new displays for people to visit.” said Carla Schmitt, Education Team Leader and Canadian Western Agribition Board of Director. Some exciting displays that will be featured at the Family Ag Pavilion are:

Agrium Seed Survivor

A new display featuring fun interactive video games on how to grow healthy plants. There will be eight interactive stations featuring multi-media and virtual reality games and activities designed to teach youth the importance of agriculture. Special focus will be placed on the importance of plants. Children who visit the display can plant a sunflower seed to take home, care for, and watch grow!

Saskatchewan Pork

Piglets!!! Agribition is excited to welcome Sask Pork as a new exhibitor to the pavilion this year. Visitors will learn about pig growth stages and the pork industry’s contribution to Saskatchewan agriculture and the local economy.

Western College of Veterinary Medicine

A larger display this year for the Veterinarians and vet students who will be talking to families about animals and animal health. This exhibit features a surgery station where kids can “scrub in” for surgery by donning a surgical gown, mask, gloves and bonnet. Kids can see a variety of interesting x-rays and view animal anatomy pieces.

Tractors

New to the pavilion this year – farm equipment! Families will have an opportunity to learn the role of equipment that is used on the farm.

The Saskatchewan Arts Board presents Ag Art

Located on the second floor of The Co-operators Centre, overlooking the Family Ag Pavilion In Life on the Farm, visual artist Brendan Schick will guide visitors in creating animals, buildings, fences, and landscape using collage techniques, painting, and stencil cutouts to create a collaborative sculpture depicting a Saskatchewan farm scene. It is a chance for everyone to reflect on what they’ve learned from their visit to the Canadian Western Agribition. The Family Ag Pavilion is open Monday 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Tuesday-Saturday 9:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. A family trip to Agribition isn’t complete without seeing a Milking Demonstration. This exhibit is located in Barn 4 and features daily demonstrations Monday at 1:15 p.m. and 2:15 p.m., Tuesday-Friday at 10:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m. and 2:15 p.m. and Saturday at 10:15 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 1:15 p.m. and 2:15 p.m.

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Modern Day

Cowboy Mounted Shooting is one of the fastest growing equestrian sports in Canada! The sport started in Arizona in the 1990’s and is steadily becoming a popular equine sport.

“W

e travel all around the world looking for entertaining events combining athletes and animals.” said Marty Seymour, CEO of Canadian Western Agribition. “We have brought a real crowd pleaser back with us this time!” Cowboy Mounted Shooting is similar to barrel racing but with guns. Competitors must ride their horses through a pattern while using two single action revolvers to shoot at 10 target balloons, firing all along the way. Competitors are given a five second penalty for every balloon they miss. The fastest competitor wins! “Nothing could be more exciting than the speed of barrel racing with a taste of the wild west.” said Cain Quam, cowboy competitor. “Six guns blazing at interactive targets. From a spectators or a competitor’s standpoint, this truly is the most exciting equine sport on the planet!” Competitors use authentic .45 single-action revolvers, which are modeled after the kind used in the late 1800’s. Since the revolvers are single-action, the rider must cock the gun each time they wish to fire. The revolvers are loaded with blank rounds that contain coarse black gun powder. This powder is so coarse that it can pop a balloon up to 15 feet away. Cowboy Mounted Shooting, sponsored by Cabela’s will take place on November 16 at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. in the Brandt Centre. This high-speed, timed, spectator sport is guaranteed to entertain people of all ages!

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Agribition Cranks up the C The Pump Roadhouse Stage Schedule anadian Western Agribition is excited to bring music back to the show! The Pump Roadhouse Stage, located in the Bud Light Loading Chute, will feature many free local entertainment acts all week long. Local musical acts from across Saskatchewan will perform throughout the day. Acts vary from individual artists to larger dance groups from Monday to Saturday. With the help of the Regina Folk Festival, Indigo Joseph and The Pile of Bones Brass Band will perform on Friday and Saturday night post rodeo. Have a bite to eat, rest your feet, and enjoy a little western hospitality, Agribition style!

Monday, November 11

12:00 pm

Arne Davis and Ray Eberle

12:45 pm

Brenda Cottrell

Tuesday, November 12

12:15 pm

Mosaic Festival Dance Group

2:00 pm

Megan Nash

6:00 pm

Dead South

Wednesday, November 13

Alex Runions

12:15 pm

Mosaic Festival Dance Group

2:00 pm

Lorrie Solomon-Matthewson

6:00 pm

Alex Runions

9:30 pm

Skamunists

Thursday, November 14

Chris Hender son Samara Yung

12:15 pm

Mosaic Festival Dance Group

1:00 pm

Tyler Gilbert

2:00 pm

Samara Yung

6:00 pm

Morgan Mayer

9:30 pm

Rob Overholt Karaoke

Friday, November 15

12:15 pm Mosaic Festival Dance Group

1:00 pm

Scott Perrie

2:00 pm

Morgan Mayer

6:00 pm

Tommy John Ehman

9:30 pm

Indigo Joseph

Presented by Folk Fest

Saturday, November 16

Indigo Joseph

Megan Nash

11:30 am Mini Express and the Expressions

12:15 pm Mosaic Festival Dance Group

1:00 pm

Iron Bison

2:00 pm

Zane Buchanan

6:00 pm

Chris Henderson

9:30 pm

Pile O Bones

Presented by Folk Fest

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Canadian Western Agribition Focuses on Commercial Cattle

he Commercial Cattle Barn at Canadian Western Agribition has always been, and will continue to be, a great place to catch up with a neighbor, spill a story or two, and pick from the best commercial cattle the industry has to offer. The Commercial Cattle Barn has a new name… The ‘Stock Exchange’ is more than just a name, it’s a change of attitude, appearance, and programming. “Commercial cattle are the lifeblood of the cattle industry,” notes Reed Andrew, President of Canadian Western Agribition. “We want to create an environment that brings in more cattle, people, and commerce.” The newly designed Stock Exchange will have five main components:

Bred Females - This has been the backbone of the program for years. Exhibitors have the opportunity to tap into Agribition’s extensive audience and take advantage of the sale of all sales. This program will set the market price for the fall, and it will be hard to beat.

Replacement Heifers - Whether you are a buyer or seller, this is your chance to see what’s in the pipeline for the next generation of females. An insight into the future of the market, this platform can be used by exhibitors to expand their marketing options. Feeder Steers - If you want to show off your cross-breeding

program, or you simply want to see what cross-bred opportunities exist, this competition and sale is the perfect place to show the packers and feedlots, ‘there’s more where these came from’.

Bull Pen Alley - A bull pen competition with a modern twist. These bulls are shown in pens of three with a ranch raised feel. Expanded exhibitor exposure and buyer access make this an ideal area to pick a string of herd sires. Capped off with an all breed champion pen, this new format is an ideal expo of talented genetics. The Yards - This brand new feature located in the Stock Exchange features 20x20 pens where exhibitors can feature any part of their breeding program. Expect to see mature herd sires, displays, hosting areas, and much more. There are no rules, no competitions, just good people with good working cattle. It is by no accident, Canadian Western Agribition took on the challenge to grow the commercial cattle presence at the show; Agribition wanted to drive more cattle and more people through the former Commercial Cattle Barn. Not only has the game changed, so have the rules. Be sure to visit The Yards Thursday-Saturday in the Stock Exchange. The Commercial Cattle Show sponsored by Saskatchewan Credit Unions and Zoetis will take place on Friday at 10:00 a.m. and the sale on Saturday at 12:00 p.m. Bull Pen Alley’s People Choice will take place on Friday at 3:30 p.m. and the show will take place on Saturday at 10:00 a.m.

Bull Pen Alley People’s Choice Award

On Friday afternoon the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association will be holding a People’s Choice Jackpot in Bull Pen Alley. Come vote for your favourite Bull Pen Alley exhibitor!

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on Your Fork? W

ith the explosion of interest in locally produced food, consumers are sometimes left wondering where to start. In response Agribition has produced ‘What’s on your Fork?’ a food sampling and demonstration station. Learn why it is important to eat food that is produced in Saskatchewan and taste some delicious samples courtesy of: ■ Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan ■ Saskatchewan Turkey Producers ■ Saskatchewan Cattleman’s Association ■ Sask Pork ■ Saskatchewan Egg Producers

Look for them in the Credit Union EventPlex in a specialty designed kitchen sponsored by Kitchencraft. Chefs will be doing demonstrations Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Recipes and nutritional information will be available for patrons to take home and try to recreate their favorite dish. Dietitians and home economists will be available to answer questions.

Balsamic Honey Chicken Wings Serves: 6

Ingredients 24 chicken wings, raw 24 2 Tbsp low-sodium soy sauce (30 mL) 3 Tbsp balsamic vinegar (45 mL) ½ cup honey (125 mL) 2 Tbsp lime juice, fresh (30 mL) ¼ tsp cayenne pepper, ground (.6 mL) ¼ tsp allspice, ground (.6 mL) 1 cup green onions, finely-sliced (250 mL) 2 Tbsp sesame seeds (30 mL)

Directions

1. Preheat oven to 425°F (220°C). 2. Cut off and discard wing tips, as they tend to burn and don’t have much meat. Cut wings into two by separating at the joint. 3. Mix together soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, honey, fresh squeezed lime juice, cayenne and allspice in a large bowl. Place wings in bowl and toss to evenly coat wings. 4. Spray a baking pan with vegetable oil spray and spread

wings out on tray. Reserve marinade for basting. Roast wings until skin is crispy and brown for about 50 minutes or until cooked through. Baste after 10 minutes and again two more times with reserved sauce using it all up. Remove from oven. 5. Place on serving platter and garnish with sliced green onions and sprinkled with sesame seeds. Recipe Courtesy of Chicken Farmers of Canada

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n Western Canada, there are no traditions more ancient than those of the First Nations. Growing from those roots, Canadian Western Agribition is pleased to once again present the First Nations Pavilion. Established in 2011, the pavilion located in The Co-operators Centre, was the brainchild of Agribition Board of Director, Elmer Eashappie, a proud member of the Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation. The popularity of the First Nations Pavilion has quickly turned it to a new tradition at Agribition. “The pavilion fits well with the education and community aspects of our show. It’s something all visitors will find interesting.” said Marty Seymour, CEO of Canadian Western Agribition. “There is a growing desire in Saskatchewan to share and appreciate our province’s First Nations heritage. Agribition is proud to help spread cultural awareness and understanding.” Exhibitors at the pavilion include the First Nation University of Canada, University of Regina, University of Saskatchewan, Twisted Wire Ranch - Cultural Horse Program, Regina 2014 North American Indigenous Games, Royal Saskatchewan Museum, the Saskatchewan Indian Culture Center, and the File Hills Tribal Council.

The pavilion, which covers half a hockey arena, features a variety of informative, artistic and interactive displays, including: ■ World-class drummers and champion dancers ■ Archery and lacrosse demonstration ■ Story telling ■ Contemporary and traditional craft makers including painting and bead work ■ Elder stations where Elders will share traditional stories about the importance of animals ■ Language stations Guests can expect the pavilion to continue to grow over the next few years. Eashappie has long sought to build a stronger international Indigenous gathering place at Agribition, and promises big things in the future. “The First Nations Pavilion has brought much enjoyment to visitors over the past couple years.” said Eashappie. “Moving into the future our goal is to create a more comprehensive pavilion that includes Indigenous Tribes from the four-corners of North America.” The First Nations Pavilion is open Monday 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Tuesday-Saturday 9:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

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gribition is an event for the whole family! For many Agribition evokes memories of animals, friends, rodeo, food and fun. “We all have memories of watching little kids touch and feel the animals at Agribition.” said Marty Seymour, CEO of Canadian Western Agribition. “This is what Agribition is all about; connecting with farm animals and learning about the world of agriculture.” Agribition has lots of family activities happening throughout the week including daily Milking Demonstrations, the First Nations Pavilion with story-telling Elders, a tepee, and traditional arts and crafts, and the Family Ag Pavilion – home to all your favorite farm animals! Saturday, November 16 is Family Day at Agribition sponsored by McDonalds! Watch for the Mascot Parade at 10:00 a.m. traveling throughout the grounds, and get your face painted in The Cooperators Centre starting at 12:00 p.m. Come watch the rodeo stars of tomorrow in our Junior Roping Competition located on The Pump Roadhouse Stage at 11:00 a.m. The Brandt Centre schedule is jam-packed with events suitable for every age and interest: Heavy Horse Demonstration – Always a family favourite! Come watch these majestic horses parade around the Brandt Centre. The kick-off to Family Day will include a six-horse hitch. Wild Wool Ride – Sponsored by Cabela’s. Children ages 5-7 years old have a chance to take a ride on wild sheep! Anything goes, and usually does, as contestants cling to the back of a thickly

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coated sheep as long as they can. This action packed event will put a smile on anyone’s face. The event runs at 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. Get your name in the draw by visiting the Canadian Cowboys’ Association booth in the Brandt Centre. KAOS Dog Sports – This attraction features dogs displaying feats of agility and acrobatics. After the demonstration dogs will be paired up with a horse/rider to see who is the fastest team to do a barrel pattern! When it’s all over you can meet the KOAS dogs. To cap off your day at Agribition take in the Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo presented by Ford with the whole family starting at 7:00 p.m. in the Brandt Centre. Be sure to get your tickets early! See you and your family at the show!

Meets Hi-Tech – it’s the best of both worlds at a Ritchie Bros. auction. By: Andrew Engelhardt

uctions have been a popular method of buying and selling everything from wine and art to equipment and livestock for centuries. It’s easy to see why: buyers get the chance to compete and set market pricing, and everyone gets to enjoy the show. Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers—host of the annual Winners Circle Auctioneer Competition at Agribition—has been at the forefront of the equipment auction business for more than fifty years selling farming, construction, transportation and other types of equipment and trucks. According to Jordan Clarke, Ritchie Bros.’ Saskatoon-based Regional Sales Manager, “People love auctions. They’re exciting, competitive, and the chance to get a good deal keeps buyers coming back. And the whole atmosphere – the auctioneer’s chant, the crowd – creates momentum that gets good returns for sellers in the end.” Ritchie Bros. recognizes that the traditional live auction will always draw crowds, and that technology can be used effectively to

make it easier and more convenient for buyers to participate. In 2002, Ritchie Bros. pioneered technology that allows people to bid online in real time as the auction is happening. Today the average Ritchie Bros auction attracts 1,760 bidders, with 60% participating online. “The internet has dramatically changed the auction business in that it’s brought the market right to our customers’ offices and kitchen tables. It gives buyers access to equipment they couldn’t get before, and sellers benefit from more out-of-region bidders competing for their equipment, which results in better returns.” Don’t miss the Winners Circle Auctioneer Competition presented by Ritchie Bros. on Tuesday, November 12 at 7:00 p.m. in the Chevrolet GMC Stadium. Matt Hostter of Chippewa, Pennsylvania, Ryan Hurlburt of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and Tyler Runge of Columbus, Nebraska will compete for the coveted Canadian Western Agribition Auctioneer Championship. This year proceeds from the charity items will go to support STARS Air Ambulance.

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New this year – “Park & Ride” service to and from Agribition! Catch a ride with other Agribition goers from Northgate Mall on Monday from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Bus service will be available from Northgate Mall at the top of the hour, and from the Brandt Centre at the bottom of the hour. Best of all – bus patrons will receive FREE show admission!

Courtesy Shuttle Service

In addition, Agribition offers courtesy shuttle service sponsored by Regina Hotel Association and Ford for guests staying at any of the following Regina Hotel Association hotels: ■ Best Western Seven Oaks ■ Chateau Regina Hotel & Suites ■ Comfort Inn ■ Country Inn & Suites by Carlson ■ Days Inn – Regina ■ Days Inn – Airport West ■ Delta Regina Hotel ■ Double Tree by Hilton ■ Executive Hotel ■ Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites ■ HomeSuites by d3h ■ Hotel Saskatchewan Radisson Plaza ■ Quality Hotel ■ Ramada Plaza ■ Sandman Hotel, Suites & Spa ■ Super 8 ■ Travelodge Hotel & Conference Centre ■ Wingate by Wyndham

We recommend exhibitors and visitors take advantage of our courtesy shuttle service. All you have to do is call (306) 924-2244 for pick up between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.

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Be an AGvocate Speak up, speak positively Those of us involved in agriculture love what we do and we want the best for our industry. We know why agriculture is important to Canada and the world, and that it provides a lifestyle that can’t be beat. But we tend to be a humble group, so others may not hear this message. We need to remember: image matters. What we say about agriculture inﬂuences how people view our industry. Share your passion and optimism for agriculture and let it shine through everything you say and do – being an agvocate is that easy. Agvocates look for opportunities to talk about what’s going well in agriculture. They ﬁll in information gaps, help dispel myths and learn more about the industry. Image is critical to our future, and fortunately we have a very positive story that we can tell. So let’s tell it.

• Get young people excited. There are jobs – great jobs. There’s farming of course, but many more options from science and sales to processing and manufacturing. • Speak positively. Investment tends to ﬂow to progressive industries that have a promising future. • Inform consumers we’re capable business managers and stewards of the land, driven to produce safe, high quality food using sustainable methods. Our image matters – in fact, it has never mattered more. Tell the world why you love agriculture and what the industry means to you. We’re counting on you to tell the real, positive story of Canadian agriculture.

CANADIAN WESTERN AGRIBITION is a proud champion of this cause

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Join the conversation There are so many reasons to be ag proud. Agriculture More Than Ever is an industry-driven cause to improve perceptions and create positive dialogue about Canadian agriculture. Changing perceptions is a big job. It’s going to take all of us – from corporations and associations to farms and individuals.

• Become an Ag More Than Ever partner – over 200 have already signed on. • Read and watch stories featuring people who are passionate about our industry. And you can share yours.

Visit AgricultureMoreThanEver.ca to get involved:

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at Agribition Christmas is just around the corner and Canadian Western Agribition is once again pleased to bring together Saskatchewan’s biggest selection of unique shopping opportunities, all under one roof!

f you thought Agribition’s trade show was just tractors and saddles, you are much mistaken. Of course, we have those things, but we also have a whole lot more. The trade show is the fourth largest in Canada and features more than 400 exhibitors. “Agribition’s trade show continues to offer something for everyone.” said Corey Hoskins, Trade Show Manager of Canadian Western Agribition. “If you haven’t experienced shopping at Agribition I encourage you to come down and see the variety of products and services available in our marketplace.”

You can shop the Everyday Living Marketplace on Monday 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Agribition is proud to host four major truck manufacturers: Ford, Chevrolet/GMC, RAM and Toyota. Come discover what features are new for 2014! Product specialists will be available to answer all your questions.

Agribusiness Marketplace

Still the heart and soul of Agribition, the agriculture industry is a key part of our trade show offering. The Agribusiness Marketplace is located in the Credit Union EventPlex featuring crop and livestock equipment, livestock trailers, insurance/ financial services, fencing equipment and more. Be sure to check out the latest in grain machinery in Machinery Mall located in The Co-operators Centre, Arenas 4 and 5. The Agribusiness Marketplace is open Monday 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Everyday Living Marketplace

Located in the Agribition Building, Agribition’s Everyday Living Marketplace offers a unique retail shopping experience with a wide range of products and services. Looking for the perfect handbag? Want the latest kitchen gadget? Trying to find the perfect gift? This is the place for you. The Everyday Living Marketplace includes vendors featuring:

■ Cookware ■ Jewelry ■ Art ■ Health and wellness products ■ Home decor ■ Clothing ■ Beauty products ■ Kitchen gadgets ■ Leather goods ...and much much more!

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Late-night shopping!

The Everyday Living Marketplace will be open 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Thursday night.

West Side

15,195 km

is the longest distance a guest has traveled to attend Agribition

Brandt Centre

Ag-Ex Pavilion

Banner Hall

Sponsors Advantage Sign & Display Bayer CropScience Blairâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Family of Companies Canadian Pacific Cargill Carry The Kettle First Nation Creeland Mini-Mart Farm World Fountain Tire IKS Media & Technology McDonaldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Merial Canada Inc. Nekaneet First Nation Nelson Motors & Equipment Ramada Worldwide Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers South Country Equipment Syngenta Telus

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Machinery Mall Arenas 4 & 5

Sponsors Bear Claw Casino Cabela’s Canadian Beef Breeds Council Coca-Cola Co-op Feeds Wiser’s Degelman DuPont Enbridge Pipelines Inc. Graham Construction Ideal Trading Lifestyle John Brown Farms Konica Minolta Northgate Mall Saskatchewan Seed Growers Association SaskMilk SGI Canada Saskatchewan Arts Board Spectra Energy The Co-operators Western Potash Corp.

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Grades 4 and 5 students from Delisle Elementary School walk out of a 200 acre wheat field being harvested for Delisle Crops for Community, Sept. 10. Students observed a part of the crop, which had no fertilizer applied, to see the effects and how the yield compares. The project is a fundraiser for recreation facility upgrades in Delisle. The town owns the land and agreed to let a group of volunteers farm it for the next four years with all proceeds being turned back to the community. Agrium and Cervus Equipment in Saskatoon are major sponsors. | WILLIAM DEKAY PHOTO

FIELDS OF DREAMS: Our annual harvest photo feature begins on page 24 40

‘Game changing’ breeding nears Crop breeding’s holy grail | Pollination would no longer be required in seed production BY SEAN PRATT SASKATOON NEWSROOM

Scientists are making strides on the “holy grail” of crop breeding and canola is the crop where the new technology is the most advanced. “This would be the single biggest revolutionary change created by biotechnology for crops,” said Paul Arni-

son, president of Botanical Alternatives Inc., an agricultural biotechnology consulting firm. The technology centres on a process known as apomixis, where the female reproductive system of certain plants occasionally produces seed without pollination. Scientists have known about the process since the dawn of crop breed-

ing but they haven’t been able to get a handle on it until recently, said Wilf Keller, president of Ag-West Bio Inc. “It has been too hard to manage and understand but now with whole genomic sequencing we can maybe get at those complex genes that trigger the process,” he said. “It could revolutionize the way we develop hybrid vigour.”

That’s because pollination would no longer be required in the seed production process. Arnison said Tim Sharbel, a Canadian researcher working for a German plant genetics company, has made huge strides in understanding how the apomixtic process works in canola. SEE ‘GAME CHANGING’, PAGE 2

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Agribition Building

Arena 3

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Credit Union EventPlex

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Exhibitor Awards 5 Year Awards

Compass Animal Health Dallas Valley Ranch Camp DE-ON Supply Inc. Dwights NextEnergy Inc. Fix Building Products 2000 Ltd. Home & School Connection Integrity Post Structures Kard Sharks Muck Boots and More Oxy Blast / PurOxi Pacesetter Enterprises Inc. Remedy Animal Health Products Ltd. / Z Tags Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association Serenigy Global Southern Industrial and Truck The Retiring Farmer Assante Wealth Management Ltd. Twin Lakes Ranch Ministries VersaFrame Inc.

10 Year Awards

Atom-Jet Industries Ltd. BRMI Products Canadian Scholarship Trust Plan GloCanada Kitchen Craft Millet King Seeds of Canada Inc. Ministry of Labour Relations & Workplace Safety S & W Agricultural Supplies Signs By Design Splasher Outerwear Ltd. Sterling Truck & Trailer Sales Ltd. Watkins

15 Year Awards

Farmers of North America Prairie Ag Catalogue Sakundiak Equipment / Meridian MFG

20 Year Awards

2W Livestock Equipment Ltd. Gem Silage Products Grand Saddlery & Western Wear Maljohn Plastics Company Markusson New Holland Suntech Systems Ltd. TKO Industries International

25 Year Awards

Bernie Brown - Western & Pencil Artist

30 Year Awards

Merial Canada Inc. Well Water Clinic Inc. / The Water Clinic

35 Year Awards

Farm Credit Canada Leon’s Mfg. Company Inc. Saskatchewan Milk Marketing Board SIAST Fellowship of Christian Cowboys

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Exhibitor List 2 Broke Gals Soup Mix 2W Livestock Equipment Ltd.

Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex

214 940

A A-1 Marketing AAFC - Science and Technology Branch AAFC-Financial Guarantee Programs Division ADM Alliance Nutrition Advanced Agri Direct Inc. Age Old Aerial Farm Photos Ltd. AgPro Insurance Brokers Inc. Agremote Systems Inc. Agriculture More Than Ever Air Liquide Canada Allen Leigh Security & Communications Ltd. ALPINE- The Starter Fertilizer Company Ambrosia Apples - NVDC AMSOIL Synthetic Lubricants AOA Products/The Orthotic Works Apollo Machine and Products Ltd. Arbonne Arrow Farmquip Atom Jet Authentic African Crafts

Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building

153-154 1217 1219 22 1127 1342 1248 1402 613 609 1328 734 904 1118 115 727 114 21 720 209

B B&B Homes B.A.M. Enterprises Bamix Wand Mixer Bar T5 Agra Services Inc. Bath Fitter Bath Goddess Beck Enterprises Bernie Brown Western Pencil Artist Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Big Dog 92.7 Radio Biotrack Livestock Management Blair’s Crop and Livestock Solutions BMO Bank Of Montreal Bodnarus Auctioneering Boehringer-Ingelheim Boom Box Bovine Bucket Brandt BRITESPAN Building Systems BRMI Essentials Brown Creek Wild Rags

Credit Union Eventplex Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Banner Hall Ag-Ex Pavilion Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Stockman’s Arena Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Auditorium Annex Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Ag-Ex Pavilion

1230 10 167 1140 144-145 241 198 248 512 432 7 50 1003 1346 25 232 1020 1300 850 277 446

C Canada Beef Inc. Canada Gap On-Farm Food Safety Canada Purple Shield Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen Canadian Cattle Identification Agency Canadian Cattleman Canadian Cowboys’ Association Canadian Grain Commission Canadian Mental Health Assoc. Sask. Division Canpressco Products Inc. Canwise Develop Inc.

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Brandt Centre Concourse Credit Union Eventplex Banner Hall Agribition Building Brandt Centre Link

5 269-270 802 829 2 6 324 1141 507 137 316

CFMO Inc. o/a Complete Family-Med Orthotics CFPS Chaotic Cowgirl Western Wear Chevrolet GMC Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan CIBC

Credit Union Eventplex

615

CNG Stone Products Ltd. Cole’s Western Wear Committed Ag Cordna Twine and Cordage Inc. Cow Town Cow Town / Compass Animal Health Cowgirl Finesse Ltd. Craven Country Jamboree Creative Memories CST Consultants Inc. Culligan Cutco Cutlery

Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Banner Hall Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Auditorium Annex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Brandt Centre Concourse Credit Union Eventplex Brandt Centre Link Brandt Centre Link Agribition Building Banner Hall Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building

617 189-191 524 1004 741 38 1046 100-101 280 733 1145 326 701 314 307 256 503 730 223

D Dallas Valley Ranch Camp Dave’s Press DD Jewellery Collection Degelman Industries Deon Supply Inc. Discovery Ranch Dot’s Cutlery Double KK Meats Dr. Ho’s T.E.N.S. Device DriverWorks Ink DTN/The Progressive Farmer DuraTech Industries International Dutch Bunning Distribution Ltd. Dutch Openers Dwight’s NextEnergy

Ag-Ex Pavilion Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex

435 236 289 1104 1048 287 186 288 181-182 234 1228 820 1012 1117 1404

E E. Bourassa & Sons Merlo Telehandlers E.C. Recycling Tire Mats

Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building

Eagle Eye Sales

Agribition Building

Eagle Nest Lodge Ecklund Drive Thru Gates Eco Nets Edward Jones

Banner Hall Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex

1030 168 237-239, 175-176 504 751 109 617

Environmental Farm Plan Program, Ag Plastics Recycling

Credit Union Eventplex

737

Epicure Selections Estrotect Eurosteam Iron Eurosteam monster Pro-Steam Cleaner Exit Realty Fusion

Agribition Building Auditorium Annex Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex

138 35 252 157-158 641

F Farm Business Consultants Farm Credit Canada Farm Credit Canada Crossing Farmers of North America Farmers with Disabilities FarmLead Farmstead Gallery

Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Credit Union Eventplex Banner Hall Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building

848 746 15 754 509 757 265

Clews Palliser Cattle Oiler Co.

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Fellowship of Christian Cowboys

Auditorium Annex

Fellowship of Christian Farmers

Banner Hall

501

Fifth Avenue Collection

Agribition Building

173

FirstMate Pet Foods

Brandt Centre Link

318

Fix Building Products

Credit Union Eventplex

1406

Flexxifinger QD Industries Inc.

Credit Union Eventplex

1322

For Every Home/For Every Style

Agribition Building

225

Ford Motor Company of Canada

Credit Union Eventplex

712

Fountain Tire

Credit Union Eventplex

740

Freedom 55 Financial

Credit Union Eventplex

702

Friendly Acres Seed Farm

Credit Union Eventplex

1350

Frostfree Nosepumps Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

725

G G & S Holdings Gallagher Power Fencing Garlic Grater Gem Silage Products Genex Cooperative Inc. Gideons Global Ranch & Farm Recruitment GloCanada

Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Stockman’s Arena Agribition Building Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Brandt Centre Link

Golden Eagle Toys

Agribition Building

Golden West Radio Golden West Trailer Sales Goodon Industries Ltd. Knife Sharpener Tie Downs & Pruners Grainews Grand Saddlery & Western Wear Granite Transformations Gray Jay Leather

Brandt Centre Link Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Brandt Centre Link Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building

1337 1254 194 1113 52 185 16 306 147-148, 257, 192193 303 1321

H Hammerstahl Knives Harry Sheppard Realty Prof. Corp. Harvard Radio Haukaas Mfg. Hayboss Feeders Health Canada Heavenly Scents Aromatherapy Heritage Inn Hotels/Canadian Destinations Group Ltd. Hi Hog Farm & Ranch Equipment Ltd. High Plains Ranch Supply Highline Manufacturing Ltd. Home & School Connection Hometech BOSCH Small Appliances Horizon Laser Vision Center Hy-Capacity I Infinite Aloe Information Services Corporation (ISC) of Saskatchewan Inner Energy Integrity Post Structures Ltd. Interlake Resources Interlock Roofing iQ Vacuum & iQ Heaters Irvine Tack & Western Wear

146 171-172 1320 309 943 212-213

J Jockey Person to Person John Deere Just Gifts

Agribition Building Winter Fair Building Agribition Building

203 42 275

K Kane Veterinary Supplies Kelln Solar Ken’s Lumber Sales Kincaid Lions Club Lottery Kioti Tractor Kitchen Craft Knee Deep In Sheep

Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Co-operators Arena 4 Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building

1053 945 1252 261 1601 901 262

L Lamb Acres Electric Fencing Lane Realty Larson Group of Companies Larwood Mercantile Imports Laurie-Anne’s Victorian Lace & Linen Leaning Maple Meats Leon’s Mfg. Company Inc. Lewis Cattle Oiler Company Ltd. LifeVantage - Protandim Link to Good Health Little Giant Ladders / The Cal-Ell Group Livestock Media Plus

Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Brandt Centre Link Credit Union Eventplex Winter Fair Building

1114 602 233 266 149 204 1240 1311 103 318 854 41

Mable Elliott Horsemanship Services & Guest Ranch

Ag-Ex Pavilion

448

Magnum Fabricating

Credit Union Eventplex

1132

Maljohn Plastics Company

Credit Union Eventplex

726

Mannaware Cookware by Treasure Chest Dist.

Agribition Building

207-208

Markusson New Holland

Co-operators Arena 4

1604

Mary Kay Cosmetics

Agribition Building

226

Massage Chairs

Agribition Building

243-244

Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Ag-Ex Pavilion Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building

152 704 600 1310 443 616 131

Massaging Insoles by Pacesetter Ent.

Agribition Building

102

Masterfeeds

Auditorium Annex

Matt’s Furniture

Agribition Building

128

Maxim Truck and Trailer

Credit Union Eventplex

1148

Maxiwell Massager

Credit Union Eventplex

610

Mazel’s Products

Agribition Building

219-220

Meadow Lake Resort

Banner Hall

505

Credit Union Eventplex

801

Merial Canada Inc.

Auditorium Annex

Meridian Manufacturing

Co-operators Arena 4

1605

Merit-Trax Technologies

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 12

Miccar Aerial / Good Spirit Air Service

Credit Union Eventplex

837

Millet King Seeds of Canada Inc.

Credit Union Eventplex

1116

Milling Concepts Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

1247

Milton Lake Lodge Ltd.

Banner Hall

517

Ministry of Environment TIPP

Credit Union Eventplex

1314

Miracle Glue/Great Sheets Sets

Agribition Building

227-228

Miracle Mat

Agribition Building

165

MNP

Commercial Cattle Arena

Moly Manufacturing / Silencer Chutes

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 1

Mop & Massagers

Agribition Building

160-162

Morand Industries

Credit Union Eventplex

930

Morris Industries Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

830

Muck Boots and More

Agribition Building

229-230

My Pillow

Agribition Building

177

Credit Union Eventplex Ag-Ex Pavilion Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Banner Hall Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building

920 436-437 1120 259 218 519 1208 222

Credit Union Eventplex

831

Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Ag-Ex Pavilion

221 1326 1409 1412 604 447

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N Nail Jazz Nature Stone Nester Livestock Equipment Ltd. Nick’s Service Ltd. NLS Products Norbert’s Mfg. Ltd. Northern Water Cleaners Northgate Mall Norwex Novartis Animal Health

Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Co-operators Arena 4 Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Brandt Centre Agribition Building Auditorium Annex

163 267-268 1234 1600 1400 711 1351 328 104 28

O Obviously Chic/Homemade Cravings OLIV Regina Orange TKO - DLM Distributors ORIgen Inc. Orwig’s Tubs International, Inc. Over the Hill Orchards Oxy-Gen Canada

Agribition Building Agribition Building Brandt Centre Link Auditorium Annex Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Agribition Building Ag-Ex Pavilion

187-188 113 312 30 19 271 438

Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Brandt Centre Link Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

206 722 1052 753 183-184 17 215-216 1415 1338 1215 308 1414 134-135 3

Agribition Building Brandt Centre Link Agribition Building Banner Hall

205 300-301 245-246 520

Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Ag-Ex Pavilion Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Banner Hall

199 729 417 808 700 514

Banner Hall

511

Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Winter Fair Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex

286 132 606 43 260 251 1210 724 1335 1040 1352 949 614

P Park Lane Jewellery Pattison Liquid Systems Paysen Livestock Equipment Peterson Construction Ltd. PF Enterprises PlainJans Plasma Innovation Cookware Inc. Portage and Main Furnaces Power Up Lubricants Prairie Ag Catalogue Prairie Mobile Prairie Post Frame Prouse Rodeo & Tack Supplies PurOxi Q Quantum Wave Lasers Quattromed Massager Queen City Belts & Buckles Quickie Tie-Down R Rainbow Vacuums Rainy Day Fabricating Inc. RAM Trucks Ramada Hotels Rawlco Radio RBC Royal Bank RCR - Fernie/Kicking Horse/Kimberley/ Nakiska Real Radio Red Lily (Italian leather handbags) Red Wing Shoe Store Redhead Equipment Regina & District Bee Club Regina Costco Remax Blue Chip Realty Agi Division Remedy Animal Health Products Ltd. Renterra.ca Ritchie Bros. Auctioneeers Rite Way Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Rostech Technologies Rotary Club of Regina Eastview

Rumors N Gossip Rustic Furniture Outlet S S & W Agricultural Supplies S.O.S. Holdings Ltd. Sask ATV Association Saskatchewan Association of Watersheds Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Associaton Saskatchewan Credit Unions Saskatchewan Disease Control Lab, Environmental Services Saskatchewan Egg Producers Saskatchewan Horse Federation Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture Saskatchewan Quarter Horse Association Saskatchewan Queen’s Printer Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association Saskatchewan SPCA Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) Saskatchewan Turkey Producers Saskbattery SaskMilk SaskPower Customer Programs SaskPower High Voltage Display SaskTel Scentsy SCIC Semex Alliance Sergio Lub Canada / Factory Direct Deerskin Gloves Sharpest Edge Scissors and Blade Sharpening Showerheads Shuzi Health SIAST Industrial Training Division Signs By Design Silver Stream Shelters Smart Klean Laundry Ball Smart Living Flameless Candles Smart Living Photo Gallery Kit Smart Living Showerhead Smart Living Steam Mop Smoke ‘Em Diesel Performance Solar Outpost Inc. Solemate Orthotics Soma Spas South Hill Designs Southern Industrial & Truck Ltd. Splasher Outerwear Ltd. Sports World Collectibles Stampede Steel Mfg. Sterling Truck & Trailer Sales Ltd. Stock-Ade Stoneline Cookware Strictly Esthetics Sun Life Financial Sunset Bay Leisure Suntech Systems Ltd. SweetPro Feeds

Agribition Building Agribition Building

169-170 174

Winter Fair Building Credit Union Eventplex Banner Hall Credit Union Eventplex Auditorium Annex Credit Union Eventplex

43 1407 521 739 29 1206

Credit Union Eventplex

759

Credit Union Eventplex Ag-Ex Pavilion Credit Union Eventplex Auditorium Annex Ag-Ex Pavilion Banner Hall Credit Union Eventplex Banner Hall Auditorium Annex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Auditorium Annex

1004 446 1201 27 444-445 508 611 523 36 1050 1004 1121 1005 247 800 1001 253-255 116 1307 33

Agribition Building

178-180

Auditorium Annex Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Ag-Ex Pavilion Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Auditorium Annex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Ag-Ex Pavilion Credit Union Eventplex Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

24 163 110 601 155-156 732 272 224 240 140-141 231 434 1241 211 130 136 1149 719 276 40 840 1250 159 249-250 1331 415 952 4

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Swivel Storage Solutions Synergy Worldwide T T.O. Leather Fashions Ltd. Tack in the Box Tandy Leather factory Target Cattle Concepts Tatanka Boutique Teamco Inc. The Co-operators The Retiring Farmer The Water Clinic The Western Producer The Wireless Age Thunder Seeds Tie Boss Tim Hammond Realty Titanium Exclusive Cookware Tomboy Tools Tourism Canmore Kananaskis Tourism Regina Toyota Tri Haul Self Unloading Round Bale Mover Tri Star Farm Service Ltd. Triple Crown Products True North Log Homes Inc. Tru-test Group Tuff Livestock Equipment Tupperware Turbo Twister Twin Lakes Ranch Ministries U U of S College of Agriculture and Bioresources U of S Western College Of Veterinary Medicine University of Regina Press University of Saskatchewan College of Nursing Unstable Apparel

Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building

954 235

Agribition Building Brandt Centre Link Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Brandt Centre Link Brandt Centre Link Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Banner Hall Credit Union Eventplex Co-operators Arena 4 Credit Union Eventplex Co-operators Arena 4 Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building Agribition Building

200-201 323 111-112 1244 278 820 905 955 1332 304 321 1348 953 1329 142-143 133 506 612 1606 941 1602-1603 1349 139 8 821 217 150 264

Ag-Ex Pavilion

441

Ag-Ex Pavilion

439

Agribition Building

242

Ag-Ex Pavilion

442

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 11 Credit Union Eventplex 1245 Credit Union Eventplex 951

W Walker’s Water Systems Wallenstein/Baumalight Watkins Products Waterless Car Wax

Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Agribition Building

Agribition Building Auditorium Annex Banner Hall Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building Ag-Ex Pavilion Agribition Building Credit Union Eventplex Agribition Building

272 34 518 1353 1345 1214 106-109 433 281 723 282-285

Y Young Living Essential Oils Young’s Equipment Inc. Your Link Inc.

Brandt Centre Link Co-operators Arena 5 Credit Union Eventplex

210 1500 1334

Z Zephoria Designs ZU clean living

Agribition Building Agribition Building

105 263

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V Verified Beef Production Program VersaFrame Inc. Viceroy / JayWest Country Homes Ltd.

B.C. Ambrosia Apple Growers invite you to visit our booth at Agribition Credit Union Eventplex to experience BC grown Ambrosia apples. We will be offering Ambrosia apple tasting, recipe ideas, information about nutritional benefits and where to buy Ambrosia apples. Visit AmbrosiaApples.com/Canada for more information about Ambrosia apples, to enter our contest or to watch our videos profiling our BC growers and the story of how Ambrosia was discovered as a chance seedling in a BC orchard.

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Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

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LANE REALty CoRp.

Visit our booth at Agribition November 11-16, 2013, located in the Credit Union Eventplex. Meet our sales team and view our properties!

LANE REALty CoRp.

Saskatchewan’s Farm & Ranch Specialists™

phone 306-569-3380 lanerealtycorp@sasktel.net For all of your buying or selling needs, Contact Us today! “Now representing purchasers from across Canada, and around the world!”

www.lanerealty.com

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