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— Welcome Messages — Meet Our Executive Team — Agribition is for Everyone! — Show Information — Proud to be the Best — Monday’s Schedule — Tuesday’s Schedule — Agribition Launches Grain Expo — Winners Circle Competition — Wednesday’s Schedule — Thursday’s Schedule
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18 — Saturday’s Schedule
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— Ancient Roots Grow New Traditions — Grounds Map — Where to Eat & Gold Sponsors — Agribition - Now Smartphone Friendly — What’s On Your Fork? — Horsing Around at Agribition
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— Curtain Call — Discover Shopping at Agribition — Ag More Than Ever — Indoor Booth Maps — Exhibitor Awards — Agri-Business Directory — The John Deere Profile of Champions — The Everyday Living Marketplace — Exhibitor Listing — Thank You to Our Volunteers
— Canadian Cowboys’ Association
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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 2012 Canadian Western Agribition. Now in its 42nd year, Agribition is one of the top agricultural shows in the world. In Saskatchewan, agriculture is a key driver of our provincial economy and our producers are proud to be helping to address today’s global challenges. From Saskatchewan residents to international visitors, Agribition provides an opportunity for everyone to learn more about agriculture. It is a showcase of the worldclass livestock and genetics that have helped to make Saskatchewan and Canada a leader in agriculture. Thank you to all of the organizers, sponsors, exhibitors and volunteers for your ongoing commitment to this event. Welcome and best wishes for a successful show.
Brad Wall Premier of Saskatchewan
A message from REGINA CITY COUNCIL The City of Regina 2012 City Council and the citizens of Regina warmly welcome our guests attending the Canadian Western Agribition, November 19 - 24. With agriculture in our roots, and farming in our hearts, Regina is proud to once again host this prestigious show which offers an exciting line up of events to suit all interests. In fact, Agribition has welcomed hundreds of thousand of visitors from around the world to our community since 1971. It is the place to expand global business contacts, see the latest in farm technology, enjoy many entertaining venues and meet new people. With our welcoming spirit, Regina invites you to discover our charming secrets, to share in our celebrations and inspire you to return year after year. I encourage you to explore some of the many attractions Regina has to offer, from Casino Regina and the RCMP Heritage Centre, to the Saskatchewan Science Centre and Kramer IMAX Theatre, 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, friendly spirit of our city. Let your time honoured tradition, Burning of the Brand, begin! Best wishes for a memorable stay and safe journey home.
Sincerely, 2012 City Council
November 2012
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A message from the Minister OF AGRICULTURE A warm Saskatchewan welcome from the Harper Government to Canadian Western Agribition 2012. Innovation and trade help Canada’s farmers compete and Agribition continues to do a great job on both fronts, by showcasing Canada’s agriculture industry, including our world-class livestock and also our grain industry, with this year’s new Grain Expo. Likewise, our Government continues to open up new markets around the world for our farmers by promoting science-based trade, while investing to build a strong food safety system here at home. We’re proud to support the International Business Centre at Agribition to help connect buyers with our world-leading livestock genetics. Looking ahead, the new five-year federal-provincial-territorial agreement on agriculture will help farmers meet growing global demand for food, with proactive investments in innovation, market development and competitiveness. There is an exciting future for Canada’s agriculture sector, and Agribition will have a key part to play. Best wishes for a productive visit.
Gerry Ritz, P.C., M.P.
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As a destination experience with iconic history, trendy eateries, renowned art exhibits, modern architecture, and prairie hospitality. Cultural arts and sport are celebrated with the Regina Symphony Orchestra, Mackenzie Art Gallery, Globe Theatre, and Western Hockey League’s Regina Pats. Discover the heritage and tradition of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police at the RCMP Heritage Centre, and explore the profound history of the First Nations culture at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. From climbing the largest indoor rock wall 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 all the event information kiosks for your convenience to provide you with visitor services and information to enhance your experience in Regina. Request the fall/winter 2012 issue of Horizons tourism magazine 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 honor to invite you to experience what Agribition has to offer. Anchored by North America’s best beef show, Agribition is a multifaceted world-class trade, education and entertainment attraction with something for everyone. Come and taste our unique food offerings, shop for the perfect Christmas gift and enjoy the thrill and excitement of the many entertainment options at this year’s show. Agribition is and always will be Canada’s Premier Agriculture Showcase. Today, this six day event features over 3,500 head of livestock, 500 trade show exhibitors and an extensive line up of agriculture based learning centres, and international trade opportunities. Agribition remains focused on marketing Canada’s agriculture products to the world. Thank you to the many volunteers, staff, exhibitors and sponsors that help put on the show every year. We appreciate you sharing your energy, talents and time. Join us in celebrating the world of agriculture through business, trade and entertainment. See you at the show!
Bryan Hadland President Canadian Western Agribition
MEET OUR Executive TEAM
Reed Andrew
Marilyn Charlton
Curtis Kuchinka
Ross Macdonald
1st Vice President
Past President
Member at Large
Member at Large
Stewart Stone Member at Large
2012 Board of Directors Reed Andrew, Regina SK Lyle Benko, Regina SK Marilyn Charlton, Weyburn SK Gavin Conacher, Regina SK Elmer Eashappie, Regina SK Doug Fee, De Winton AB Bryan Hadland, Weldon SK Terry Hincks, Regina SK Chris Holden, Regina SK Bruce Holmquist, Saskatoon SK Bob Jackson, Sylvania SK
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Paul Johnson, Regina SK Curtis Kuchinka, Regina SK Chris Lees, Arcola SK Ross Macdonald, Lake Alma SK Arnold Manske, Coronach SK Carla Schmitt, Arborfield SK Stewart Stone, Regina SK Bryce Thompson, Regina SK Jason Williams, Hanley SK Barry Young, Carievale SK
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n behalf of our 200 employees, let me be the first one to welcome you to the 2012 Canadian Western Agribition. If you think Agribition is the same old thing, you might want to look again... There have been many changes in the last 42 years, but the fundamentals still remain. We are the best beef show in North America and have no plans to give up our title! Being the best at something allows us to focus and grow a host of other events at the show.
Facility Improvement
As the show develops, so does our investment in the programming and property. For the first time in many years, Agribition has been in a position to invest in our facilities and improve the experience for our show exhibitors and visitors. We have built a brand new building this year to accommodate the need for improved show and sale space. I encourage you to check out the brand new Commercial Cattle Barn Arena located just outside the Stockman’s Arena.
Expanded Trade Show Offerings
Agribition’s trade show is the fourth largest in Canada and features more than 500 exhibitors. Increased trade and consumer space has allowed us to further grow our offerings to grain farmers across the country. You will see more dry land farming technologies and equipment exhibits than ever before. Be sure to check out the Machinery Mall in The Co-operators Centre. If you thought Agribition’s trade show was just tractors and saddles, you are mistaken. Of course, we have those things, but also a whole lot more! “Our Everyday Living Marketplace” offers a unique retail shopping experience with a wide range of products and services. You will find everything from purses to kitchen gadgets, health products to home decor, and plenty more. It’s the perfect place to shop for everyone on your Christmas list!
Our Commitment to the Next Generation
One of our proudest achievements as an organization is our investment in youth and education. We make special efforts every year to provide opportunities to educate and entertain the next generation. This year Agribition will host over 6,000 children as part of our Agri-Ed program. Children will learn about food production, watch live milking demonstrations and take part in the popular Agri-Ed Auction. As we move into the future, Agribition will play an even bigger role educating our youth as the urban rural split continues to grow. This year we have expanded our newly named Family Ag Pavilion to include even more activities. We encourage families to visit the pavilion, located in The Co-operators Centre, to learn about agriculture and see their favorite farm animals.
Adrenalin Overload
Like our beloved Roughriders and Craven’s Country Jamboree, Agribition has become an entertainment icon. We continue to attract new visitors to the show thirsty to hear about the legends of the Swamp, or join in the fun at the Bud Light Loading Chute. You don’t have to be a cowboy or know anything about horses to enjoy an evening of thrills and spills at the Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo. Come and experience the biggest, most exciting and most prestigious semi-pro rodeo competition in the country. No matter what your interests are, you are sure to leave our show with a smile and a memory. We are proud of the enhancements we have made at this year’s show. I guarantee you will see more new things than ever before. See you at Agribition!
Marty Seymour CEO of Canadian Western Agribition November 2012
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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 19-24, 2012 Gates: 6:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. daily Trade Show: 10:00 a.m. — 6:00 p.m. daily* *Agribition Building and Brandt Centre Link close at 7:00 p.m. daily
Admission Adult: $15
Youth (13-18): $5
Canadian Western Agribition 2012 Official Show Guide is a supplement to
Children (12 & under when accompanied by an adult): FREE 3-Day Show Pass: $40
Parking
FREE with paid admission
Agribition High School Rodeo
November, 19, 2012 at 7pm in the Brandt Centre Adult: $13.50 Children (12 & under): $9.50
Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo
November 20-24, 2012 at 7pm in the Brandt Centre Adrenalin Rush: $30 Titanium Tough: $21.50 Thrills n’ Spills: Adult — $17.75 Children (12 & under) — $11.25 Family Package: (2 adults and 2 children 12 & under): $51 * Call (306) 781-9300 or 1-800-970-7328 to purchase this ticket package
Information Kiosks
Located throughout the grounds (see Grounds Map on page 22 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, Banner Hall, Queensbury Convention Centre, Credit Union Event Plex and The Co-operators Centre.
MERCHANDISE SHIPPING CENTRE
Saskatchewan Transportation Company booth #405-410 in the Ag-Ex Pavilion will feature an on-site shipping terminal for customers to send items they accumulate throughout the week to some 287 communities in Saskatchewan.
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) or text 537-0698
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Proud to be C anadian Western Agribition is home to the largest annual indoor livestock and commercial trade show events in Canada. Being one of the biggest isn’t the only thing that makes our show so appealing.
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or serious buyers and sellers, the quality of a show is perhaps more important than its size. Over the course of the show, Agribition has built a reputation as the best beef show in Canada and possibly North America. Chris Poley with T Bar C Cattle Co. Ltd., calls Agribition a “must-attend” event. “Without a doubt, it is the best show in Canada. It draws the biggest international crowd in the country. It is understood to be the place in Canada where the best cattle will be showcased.” “At this show, we are able to put on offer the highest quality genetics to over 800 visitors from more than 70 countries,” says Agribition CEO Marty Seymour. The show’s reputation in the cattle world is built on the sheer number of breeds on display. In any given year, over 11 different breeds are represented. Agribition is also the last event on the cattle show calendar each year which gives it the unique opportunity to host the best of the best. “The RBC Beef Supreme Challenge at Agribition has the privilege each year of crowning the champion of champions. We invite the Supreme Champions or the Grand Champions of all breeds from
18 major livestock shows across North America to compete against Agribition’s Grand Champion Bulls and Females. We crown the best bull and best female of all major breeds in the country if not the continent. No other show can claim that,” Seymour says. Outside of the competitions, Agribition has also built a solid reputation for its opportunities for international sales. “There are only a few US shows that are larger in size than ours, but they do not put as much emphasis on international marketing. We put a lot of effort into hosting international visitors, making sure they’re comfortable and doing everything we can to make an atmosphere conducive for breeders and visitors to strike international deals,” Seymour says. The show typically brings in around $2 million in “official” sales through auctions hosted on the grounds. But there are also millions of dollars in private deals struck outside the auction ring which makes Agribition’s total impact on the global beef trade difficult to measure. The brisk business done at Agribition also pays dividends to the local economy. Seymour estimates that the show pumps approximately $27 million into the November 2012
Saskatchewan economy each year. The Regina Hotel Association has estimated that hotel occupancy in the city jumps by as much as 100 per cent during the week of the show. In fact, it is typically hard to find a last-minute hotel room in Regina during Agribition. All these facts and figures provide ample evidence of the show’s achievements, but just like square footage, the dollars and cents of Agribition can’t convey the show’s biggest advantage. “What many people don’t realize is that Agribition is almost entirely run by volunteers. Other shows that are physically larger have to employ staff. Our volunteer based organization creates a unique atmosphere. There is a passion among the people who work at the show to make it successful. The people working here aren’t just employees, coming here to earn a paycheque. They are people coming here with smiles on their faces because they are a part of something great,” says Seymour. “Agribition, from the beginning, has been built from the grassroots up. That, more than any other factor, is what I think makes us the best.”
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November 19, 2012 Start Time
Event
Location
Agribition High School Rodeo 8:00 AM
Brandt Centre
An event featuring students from grades 6-12 competing in 10 events including saddle bronc, bull riding, team roping and more!
Canadian National 4H & Youth Judging Competition 8:00 AM
Competitors from across Canada will judge multiple species of livestock by examining live cattle and analyzing and explaining the market qualities of the livestock.
Chevrolet GMC Stadium
9:00 AM
Boer Goat Show
10:00 AM
Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open
11:15 AM
Milking Demonstration
Barn 4
1:15 PM
Milking Demonstration
Barn 4
Barn 5
Agribition High School Rodeo 7:00 PM
Top 10 contestants from the days events go head to head! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.
Brandt Centre
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Start Time
Event
November 20, 2012 Location
International Stock Dog Championship — First Run 8:00 AM
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.
Brandt Centre
9:00 AM
Commercial Goat Show
Barn 5
9:00 AM
Kirk Stierwalt Fitting Demonstration
Auditorium
10:00 AM
Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open
10:00 AM 11:00 AM
Youth Showmanship Competition Competitors are judged on how well they present their animal in the show ring.
Canadian National Bison Sale
Auditorium Commercial Cattle Arena
First Lady Classic & Futurity 11:00 AM 11:15 AM
The first purebred beef competition of the week. This competition sizes up the best yearling bred heifers.
Milking Demonstration
Chevrolet GMC Stadium Barn 4
Youth Team Grooming Competition 12:00 PM
A competition between teams of 3, each team has a set amount of time to groom and prepare an animal to show ring standard.
Auditorium
International Stock Dog Championship — Second Run 1:00 PM
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.
Brandt Centre
1:15 PM
Milking Demonstration
Barn 4
2:00 PM
4-H & Youth Seminars
Auditorium
3:00 PM
Burning of the Brand
Chevrolet GMC Stadium
4:00 PM
Goat Sale
Barn 5
Winners Circle 6:00 PM
An event with a bit of everything! A reception, Horse Pull Sponsor Auction and an Auctioneer Competition.
Chevrolet GMC Stadium
Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo – FIRST NATIONS NIGHT 7:00 PM
Featuring the International Stock Dog Finals and Freestyle Bull Fighting. Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.
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anadian Western Agribition continues to expand its profile as a multifaceted marketplace for all aspects of the agricultural industry. To this end, earlier this year Agribition announced the launch of its new Grain Expo. The Expo is part of the natural evolution of the show according to Marty Seymour, CEO of Canadian Western Agribition. “Agribition is more than beef. We have a long history of serving prairie grain growers. It is a natural fit for Agribition to address the need for a southern Saskatchewan grain farm forum,” said Seymour. The Grain Expo will provide grain farmers the opportunity to see the latest technologies and hear guest speakers address modern grain industry issues ranging from fertilizer mineralization to grain marketing strategies. This two-day conference takes place November 20 and 21 in the Queensbury Salon. Just like the crops discussed at the forum, the Expo itself grew from the ground up. “The Grain Expo grew from the raw demand we heard from grain producers
and from the success of our expanded agribusiness trade show. A technical conference combined with expanded dry land farming equipment displays is going to make for an enhanced Agribition experience for our guests from the grain sector,” notes Seymour. Grain Expo is presented by Young’s Equipment of Regina. Kirby Engele, Operations Manager at Young’s Equipment asserts that the show will fill a void in producers’ information needs. “Timing is everything. Agribition comes just after harvest is over. It’s a great place for farmers to get together and learn about new products and services. We are proud to support this event and create a venue for farmers to grow their business,” said Engele. Producers interested in attending the Grain Expo can contact one of the supporting sponsors for more details: Young’s Equipment, Bayer CropScience, Federated Co-operatives Limited, Regina Hotel Association, SaskCanola, Dow AgroSciences, CIBC, Farm World and Cargill.
The speakers at the forum will include: Tuesday, November 20 10:30 a.m. Changing Prairie Landscape of Grain Marketing, Tyler Russell 11:30 a.m. The Evolution of Hybrid Canola, Dr. Greg Gingera Sponsored by Dow AgroSciences 1:30 p.m. The Prairie Economic Story — Is It Sustainable?, Paul Martin Sponsored by Young’s Equipment 2:30 p.m. The Future of Weed Control in Western Canada, Clark Brenzil 3:15 p.m. What the Heck is a Hashtag?, Lyndsey Smith Wednesday, November 21 10:30 a.m. Nitrogen & Sulfur Mineralization, Dr. Jeff Schoenau Sponsored by Bayer CropScience 11:30 a.m. The Growth of Healthy Oils Within the Food Industry, Tyler Groeneveld Sponsored by Dow AgroSciences 1:30 p.m. Canola Disease 2012 – What Happened!, Clint Jurke Sponsored by SaskCanola 2:30 p.m. Unravelling Agri-Stability, Doug Faller
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griculture today is a vibrant and technologically-advanced industry. It is experiencing record growth and providing a better quality of life and more varied career opportunities than ever before. Through investment and innovation in research and biotechnology, support for sustainable farming and ranching practices, and commitment to high regulatory standards, agriculture is improving lives for people both here in Saskatchewan and around the world. Agriculture drives our economy and supports all of Saskatchewan.
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Winners Circle Competition
Auctioneers prove the old adage that winners make their own luck. There is no luck involved in being a successful auctioneer. It takes skill, dedication, hard work and a quick tongue.
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gribition visitors have always enjoyed watching and participating in some of the show’s high-stakes livestock auctions that go on throughout the week. At those events, it is the cattle not the auctioneer that is the centre of attention. The Winners Circle event turns that around by bringing together some of Western Canada’s top auctioneers for a competition of tongue-twisting talent. Competing auctioneers battle it out in front of a team of expert judges. The auctioneers will be selling off the naming rights for teams in the horse pull competitions as well as fundraising items for the Agribition Scholarship. Ward Cutler won the honours in last year’s inaugural competition. The former 2005 Canadian Livestock Auction Champion has honed his skills through a lifetime of connection with the trade. “I’ve been in the auctioneering business for 16 years but I’ve been fascinated with it all my life. As a kid in Carlyle, Saskatchewan, I loved to hang around the stockyards and just thought that was the best place to be,” says Cutler. But for all of his experience, Cutler admits that he was a bit outside his comfort zone at last year’s Winners Circle. “In other auctioneering competitions, you are selling livestock. In the Winners Circle, we were selling naming rights which was something I wasn’t used to. It was very interesting because it opened it up to everyone, not just people from the livestock industry. You had individuals, families and local businesses bidding for the rights.” Last year’s judges included not only professional
auctioneers and cattlemen but also a surprise celebrity auctioneer, Roughrider defensive tackle Keith Shologan. “What a lot of people probably didn’t realize was that Keith wasn’t just there for celebrity appeal – he was qualified. His family comes from a long ranching background so he knew what he was talking about.” As the 2011 winner, Cutler received a commemorative belt buckle and bragging rights, which he predicts will become more important as the event sets down roots. “This is definitely something that is going to grow into a prestigious award because that’s the trend we’ve seen with other competitions that Agribition has built over the years.” Cutler will be acting as a judge for this year’s competition and predicts that attendees will find it even more impressive than last year. “The audience certainly won’t be disappointed with the quality of competition. The participants will be the cream of the crop because that’s the way Agribition runs its competitions – they go out and recruit the best of the best.” The Winners Circle takes place Tuesday, November 20 in the Stadium. This event offers an exciting opportunity for show goers to get a taste of a cattle show, the horse pulls and an auction with all the social camaraderie Agribition is famous for. Don’t miss it!
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November 21, 2012 Start Time
Event
Location
9:00 AM
Canadian National Simmental Show
Chevrolet GMC Stadium East
9:00 AM
Canadian National Speckle Park Show
Chevrolet GMC Stadium West
9:00 AM
Kirk Stierwalt Fitting Demonstration
Auditorium
10:00 AM
Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open Horse Pulls, Lightweight & Middleweight Divisions
10:30 AM
Come witness true ‘horsepower’! Watch teams of horses pull a weighted sled up to 10,000lbs across the arena floor.
Brandt Centre
11:15 AM
Milking Demonstration
Barn 4
12:00 PM
Canadian National Gelbvieh Show 40th Anniversary
Chevrolet GMC Stadium West
1:00 PM
Angus Masterpiece Sale
Auditorium
1:15 PM
Milking Demonstration
Barn 4
Horse Pulls, Heavyweight Division 2:30 PM
Come witness true ‘horsepower’! Watch teams of horses pull a weighted sled up to 10,000lbs across the arena floor.
Brandt Centre
5:00 PM
Canadian National Speckle Park Sale
Auditorium
7:00 PM
Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo – ROUGHRIDER PRIDE NIGHT — Wear Something Green!!
Brandt Centre
Featuring Freestyle Bull Fighting! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.
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November 22, 2012 Start Time
Event
Location
Team Cattle Penning 8:00 AM
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!
Brandt Centre
9:00 AM
Black Angus Show
Chevrolet GMC Stadium East
9:00 AM
Red Angus Show
Chevrolet GMC Stadium West
10:00 AM
Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open
10:00 AM
Canadian National 40th Anniversary Gelbvieh Sale
11:15 AM
Milking Demonstration
12:00 PM
Shorthorn Sale
1:15 PM
Milking Demonstration
Barn 4
2:00 PM
National Simmental Sale
Auditorium
2:30 PM
Limousin Show
Chevrolet GMC Stadium West
3:30 PM
Charolais Sale
Auditorium
3:30 PM
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Ranch Horse and Prospect Horse Demonstration Your first chance to get a glimpse of the Ranch and Prospect Horses at work.
Barn 4 Auditorium
Brandt Centre
4:00 PM
Commercial Sheep/Market Lamb Shows
Barn 5
5:00 PM
Hereford Sale
Auditorium
6:00 PM
Katahdin Junior Show
Barn 5
Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo – STUDENT NIGHT 7:00 PM
Featuring Freestyle Bull Fighting. Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.
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November 23, 2012 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.
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
11:00 AM
Commercial Cattle, Heifer Alley & Bull Pen Alley Shows
Commercial Cattle Arena
11:15 AM
Milking Demonstration
Barn 4
12:30 PM
Limousin Sale
Auditorium
1:15 PM
Milking Demonstration
Barn 4
2:00 PM
Square Dancing Demonstration
Co-operators Centre Entrance
2:30 PM
SSBA Purebred and Purebred Pens Show
Barn 5
Canada’s Premier Select Ranch Horse and Prospect Sale 2:30 PM
The sale provides an important marketplace for ranchers looking to acquire a new working partner.
Brandt Centre
2:30 PM
Charolais Show
Chevrolet GMC Stadium West
4:00 PM
Square Dancing Demonstration
Co-operators Centre Entrance
7:00 PM
Angus Sale, Power and Perfection
Auditorium
7:00 PM
Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo – PATS NIGHT Featuring Wild Pony Races! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.
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Event
Location
Prospect Steer & Heifer Show
Auditorium
Team Cattle Penning 9:00 AM
9:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM
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!
Canadian Junior Beef Extreme A multi-breed competition for female cattle prepared by young competitors from across the country
Brandt Centre
Chevrolet GMC Stadium
Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open Junior Roping Competition 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.
Budlight Loading Chute
10:00 AM
SSBA Junior Sheep Shows and Costume Classes
Barn 5
10:00 AM
Square Dancing Demonstration
Co-operators Centre Entrance
11:00 AM
Commercial Cattle Sale
Commercial Cattle Arena
11:15 AM
Milking Demonstration
Barn 4
12:00 PM
Face Painting
Co-operators Centre Entrance
12:00 PM
SSBA Sheep Sale
Barn 5
12:30 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM
Family Day Kick Off!! Including Wild Wool Riders Children have a chance to take a ride on “wild” sheep! Enter draw at Canadian Cowboy’s booth.
Prospect Steer & Heifer Sale
Brandt Centre Auditorium
Team Cattle Penning Finals Watch the top teams from the week compete for the championship!
Brandt Centre
1:15 PM
Milking Demonstration
Barn 4
2:30 PM
Katahdin Sheep Sale
Barn 5
3:00 PM
Trick Riding Demonstration Watch Shelby Thue perform tricks on horseback as her horse races around the arena.
Brandt Centre
Regina Kennel Club Demonstration 3:30 PM
This family favourite at Agribition features dogs displaying feats of agility and acrobatics. There will be a fly ball and agility demonstration followed by a meet-and-greet with the dogs.
Brandt Centre
RBC Beef Supreme Challenge 4:00 PM
4:30 PM
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.
Wild Wool Riders Children have a chance to take a ride on “wild” sheep! Enter draw at Canadian Cowboy’s booth.
Chevrolet GMC Stadium
Brandt Centre
Trick Riding Demonstration 5:00 PM
7:00 PM 8:00 PM
Watch this aspiring young trick rider hang from her horse at top speeds, performing such tricks as the one leg stand and suicide drag.
Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo – FAMILY DAY Watch as the champions of each event get crowned! Featuring Wild Pony Races! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.
Tailgate Party
Brandt Centre
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At Agribition 2012 The Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo offers non-stop action and adrenaline with live rodeo and great theme events: Tuesday First Nations Night Wednesday Roughrider Pride Night Thursday Student Night Friday Regina Pats Night Saturday Family Day
From its inception, Agribition has been an event for the whole family.
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gribition touches each of us in a different way. For those people raised on a farm, Agribition evokes memories of 4-H, food and fun. For city folk, Agribition is a chance to connect with farm animals and learn about agriculture and food production. “We have so many family-friendly events that we can’t wait to share with our visitors each and every year. We make a special effort to provide opportunities to educate and entertain every generation,” says Marty Seymour, CEO of Agribition. Monday features our Agribition High School Rodeo presented by Farm World. The rodeo features students from grades 6 to 12 competing in 10 events in the Brandt Centre. Join us on Saturday, November 24 for Family Day! Watch for the Mascot Parade at 10am traveling throughout the grounds, and get your face painted in The Co-operators Centre starting at 12pm. Come watch the rodeo stars of tomorrow in our Junior Roping Competition sponsored by SaskTel located in the Bud Light Loading Chute at 10am. The Brandt Centre schedule is jampacked with events suitable for every age and interest: Team Cattle Penning – A popular, high-energy light horse event featuring teams of three riders who must separate three specific cattle from a herd and then corral them in a pen – all in under 90 seconds! Wild Wool Ride sponsored by SaskMilk – Children have a chance to take a ride on “wild” sheep. The event runs twice in the
afternoon. Get your name in the draw by visiting the Canadian Cowboys’ Association booth in the Brandt Centre before 11:30am. Trick Riding Demo – Watch this young trick rider hang from her horse at top speeds, performing such tricks as the one leg stand and suicide drag. Regina Kennel Club Demo – This family favourite at Agribition features dogs displaying feats of agility and acrobatics. There will be a fly ball and agility demonstration followed by a meet-and-greet with the dogs. Don’t forget there are plenty of events during the week that are family-friendly too including the stock dog, horse pulls and team cattle penning competitions. Be sure to visit the Family Ag Pavilion for a fun, educational and hands-on experience. Another family favourite is the live milking demonstrations sponsored by SaskMilk in Barn 4. Families can come watch the demonstrations and ask questions of the Saskatchewan Holstein Association representatives on hand. The First Nations Pavilion is a wonderful way to connect with our First Nations. Enjoy story-telling with Elders, sit in a teepee, see traditional arts and crafts and wander among displays and artifacts. The Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo is presented by Ford and takes place in the Brandt Centre Tuesday to Saturday starting at 7 pm. See you and your family at the show!
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Agribition is a wonderful place for all ages to come learn about agriculture in a fun, interactive way.
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he newly named Family Ag Pavilion sponsored by Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture and SaskEnergy is located in The Co-operators Centre. The pavilion is designed to educate both urban and rural youth about where the food on their table comes from. This year the pavilion will offer more hands-on activities for families as well as greater opportunity to become more involved in the learning process. Best of all – it’s fun! “I’m excited to see the new Family Ag Pavilion brand go forward this year. We’ve always had such positive feedback in the past from the public to these displays. Past offerings combined with new displays will offer even more for families. Our goal is to have more urban families exposed to the agriculture industry in a way that is both educational and entertaining,” said Family Ag Pavilion Chair, Carla Schmitt. Families can come to see and learn about their favorite farm animals including a potbelly pig, sheep, a miniature horse, chicks, a calf, a miniature donkey and an alpaca. Come watch a chick hatch, learn about wool production and get up close and personal with the animals being displayed. Each livestock display will have industry personnel on-hand to answer questions. A family trip to Agribition isn’t complete without seeing a Milking Demonstration. This exhibit, in Barn 4, is sponsored by SaskMilk and features demonstrations Monday to Saturday at 11:15 a.m., and 1:15 p.m. Each demonstration finishes with a brief talk by a veterinarian about the health and care of dairy cows.
Some of the exciting displays that will be featured at the FAP are: Honey Bees
An observation hive will be on display allowing children a safe, up-close sensory encounter with live honeybees.
Western College of Veterinary Medicine
A new display with veterinarians and vet students talking to families about animals and animal health.
Seed Spiral
Children get to take part in the seed separating process by dropping seeds through the spiral.
Saskatchewan Science Centre
Children will get an understanding of the various forms of farm equipment and how they work by building with K’NEX® pieces.
Enviro Art
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Families will be invited to “Spin to Win” with the Saskatchewan Arts Board and take part in creating a one-of-a-kind art card. Be sure to visit them on the second floor of the Cooperators Centre overlooking the Family Ag Pavilion, beside the Seed Spiral.
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Grow New Traditions
Agribition is an event steeped in tradition – some very old but others quite new. In Western Canada, there are no traditions more ancient than those of the First Nations. Growing from those roots, Agribition is pleased to once again present the First Nations Pavilion.
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stablished last year, the pavilion located in The Cooperators Centre, was the brainchild of Elmer Eashappie, a member of the Carry the Kettle Nakoda First Nation. Elmer has long sought to build a stronger First Nations presence at Agribition. The popularity of the display has quickly turned it into a new tradition at Agribition. Guests can expect the pavilion to be bigger and better than last year. “We’ve doubled the size of the First Nations Pavilion this year and that is purely a response to the popular demand from last year. The pavilion fits well with the education and community aspect of our show. It’s something both urban and rural visitors will find interesting,” says Marty Seymour, Agribition’s CEO. Exhibitors at the pavilion include the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, Royal Saskatchewan Museum, the Saskatchewan Indian Culture Center, the First Nations University of Canada and the File Hills Tribal Council. “People will be able to learn to say a few words, like ‘horse’ or ‘hello,’ in the five major languages of southern Saskatchewan: Cree, Dakota, Lakota, Nakoda and Saulteaux,” says Eashappie. Clearly, there is a growing desire in Saskatchewan among both urban and rural visitors to Agribition to share and appreciate our province’s First Nations heritage. Agribition is proud to help spread cultural awareness and understanding.
The pavilion, which covers half a hockey arena, features a variety of informative, artistic and interactive displays, including:
■ World class drummers and champion dancers ■ Story telling ■ Presentations on Treaties ■ Contemporary and traditional craft makers ■ Guest speakers presenting on first nations economic development and growth ■ Elder stations where Elders will share traditional stories and help listeners understand the history of First Nations events and culture ■ Fun and interactive language stations
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Where to Eat at Agribition
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AGB Bon Burger Smokin Okies Pocket Dawgs Lemonade Heaven
Co-operators Centre Upper Level Western Pizza Subway
AGEX/Loading Chute Bacon on a Stick Candied Nuts
Co-operators Centre Lower Level Tim Horton’s Kutlet King Granny’s Kountry Kitchen
Hot dogs, hamburgers, fries and taco-ina-bag
BAN
Fudge and mini donuts
Brandt Centre Western Pizza Subway Turkey Legs
Hot dogs, hamburgers, smokies, pretzels, popcorn, fries, poutine, dry ribs, chicken fingers, cactus fries, nachos, turkey legs, ice cream, candy apples, snow cones and candied nuts
Hot dogs, hamburgers, smokies, fries, poutine and nachos
CUEP Tim Horton’s Western Pizza Subway
Hot dogs, hamburgers, smokies, pretzels, popcorn, poutine
Canada Center/Commercial Cattle Arena
Breakfast, hot dogs, hamburgers, smokies, fries, poutine, dry ribs, chicken fingers, pizza, taco-in-a-bag and beef on a bun.
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Agribition – Now Agribition is excited to offer free public wifi access at this year’s show! This offering is powered by SaskTel and is a show first for Agribition. “Once again we are proud to be leading in tradeshow technology in Canada. This new service brings the show to our guests and offers an enhanced experience for show veterans and first time visitors alike. ” says Marty Seymour, Agribition’s CEO. Show patrons can easily access the internet on their smartphones by simply choosing the A-blast network. Once signed up you will receive updates, unique offers, and show announcements while on the grounds as well as unlimited wifi! Participants will not only have access to these special offers but also to Agribition’s own mobile information centre which has everything you need to know including event schedules, exhibitor listings, grounds maps and more. Agribition is proud to be the first trade show in Canada to offer this cutting edge service, powered by A-blast, supported by IKS Media & Technology.
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at Agribition
No matter where you’re from, or how old you are, it is hard not to be fascinated by the beauty and skill of horses.
Other equestrian events in the Brandt Centre Include:
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anadian Western Agribition is pleased to once again invite guests to the Brandt Centre to witness a wide range of equestrian events showcased throughout the week. Each year Agribition plays host to one of the nation’s most respected forums for ranch horses; Canada’s Premier Select Ranch Horse Competition and Sale. This premier event sets the standard for equine excellence in Canada. Trainers have the opportunity to show the skill and athleticism of their animals at the competition. Horses are judged on their ability to perform a set pattern as well as working cattle within a set time frame. The stakes are high in this prestigious event; the 2012 prize pool will total $10,000. The competition gives spectators a chance to witness the skills of some of Canada’s finest working horses. The sale provides an important marketplace for ranchers looking to acquire a new four-legged assistant. Canada’s Premier Select Ranch Horse Competition and Sale sponsored by Merial Canada Inc. takes place Friday, November 23.
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■ Agribition High School Rodeo presented by Farm World (November 19) – this event features students from grades 6-12 competing in 10 rodeo events. ■ Canadian Horse Pull Finals (November 21) – see where the word ‘horsepower’ comes from as teams of horses compete to pull weighted skids that can weigh more than 10,000 pounds. ■ Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo presented by Ford (November 20-24) – an actionpacked, exciting display of skill and fearlessness. ■ Team Cattle Penning sponsored by Merck (November 22 and 24) – a high energy, actionpacked event featuring teams of three riders working together to separate three specific cattle from a herd and corral the cattle into a pen – all in under 90 seconds!
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Canadian Cowboys’ Association
Not only is Agribition the best cattle show in North America it has evolved to be home of some of North America’s finest rodeo action as well.
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ach year, Agribition hosts the Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo presented by Ford – the biggest, most exciting and most prestigious semi-pro rodeo competition in the country. “The rodeo athletes who come to Regina are the best of the best. Over the course of the year, they compete in over 60 rodeos with the top 11 competitors from each event making it to the Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo. This event is a chance for Saskatchewan people to see a world-class sporting event with performances at a level you can’t see in many other places,” said Marty Seymour, CEO of Agribition. The Canadian Cowboys’ Association has come a long way since its early days in the 1960s when it could count just 60 members scattered across the prairies. Carl Barrett was in the room on the day the association was formed. “It all started by a storekeeper who had an interest in the sport. He wasn’t even an active participant; he just wanted to see something get started,” Barrett said. Today, the semi-pro association – which maintains its national headquarters in Regina – has over 700 members who compete for audiences that number over 250,000 annually, including more than 20,000 spectators at Agribition alone. The organization manages over a million dollars in cash and prizes, with prizes at this year’s Agribition expected to top $100,000. The prizes and the size of membership aren’t the only major changes the organization has seen over the years. Barrett notes that the backgrounds of members have changed a great deal. “In the early days, we were all real cowboys; that is, most competitors had regular jobs in the cattle industry. Today, you could find anyone from a school teacher to a lawyer involved in
the sport.” That’s not to say the association has lost touch with its agricultural roots. The McDermits from Southey, Saskatchewan are a farm family whose children have become avid rodeo competitors. Their son Kyrell and daughters Shayana and Shalayne have grown up around horses and cattle and have developed a passion for competitive rodeo. Like any major sport, rodeo requires dedication and discipline. Mother Tamara McDermit says the family can travel as much as 2,000 kilometres in a weekend. “The kids have had to get used to a life of sleeping and doing their homework in the vehicle,” Tamara says. What keeps them going is the sense of community. “We travel all over North America and meet all sorts of great people from as far away as Australia. It’s our rodeo family – that’s what it’s all about.” Competitors aren’t the only ones for whom the sense of family is important. Spectators have long enjoyed the rodeo as an engaging, exciting sport suitable for all ages. This year the rodeo will feature nine events including bull riding, steer wrestling and ladies barrel racing. It continues to rank among the most popular events at Agribition. “Rodeo events offer both top-of-class sportsmanship and spine-tingling entertainment for the whole family. Get your tickets early. Last year several of our nights sold out. We don’t want to see anyone go away disappointed,” Seymour said. The Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo runs November 20-24 at 7pm in the Brandt Centre. Tickets are available online at www.ticketmaster.ca and at the Brandt Centre Box Office.
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A Peek at Where Past Agribition Winners Are Today
Agribition has built a reputation for excellence in cattle judging that can pay big dividends. Past winners of Agribition prove that winning can boost the reputation of cattle breeders.
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he ‘best of the best’ at Agribition are the RBC Beef Supreme banners. Justin Morrison landed the RBC Beef Supreme Female banner in 2011 for a cow/calf he prepared for Soo Line Cattle Co. For him, the award was the highlight of a long journey. “There is so much time, effort and energy that you invest into raising these animals. It takes years. Every decision you make with the cattle builds up to it. Searching, feeding, clipping; it’s countless hours but it’s incredibly rewarding. For this particular champion show, preparations started six months ahead of the RBC Beef Supreme,” Morrison said. This win at Agribition has done wonders for Morrison’s reputation. “It’s amazing the people you are introduced to and how people want to talk to you after you’ve won. It’s a game changer, professionally and economically.” Morrison notes that the mother of last year’s winning cow also won at Agribition back in 2008 and ultimately sold at the World Angus Forum for $100,000. Rodger Hardy, the owner of Soo Line Cattle Co. is hoping the same for his RBC Supreme Champion Female. “A win at Agribition easily adds another $20,000 to the sale
price of a cow. When we sell her this fall, we are hoping that means anywhere from $50,000-$100,000,” Hardy says. Garner Deobald had a very similar experience in raising the 2011 RBC Beef Supreme Champion Bull. “It’s something that you only dream about. Winning that award was the pinnacle of our time in the purebred business. Agribition is recognized across Canada and around the world as the premiere event so winning there brings a lot of attention for our operation,” Deobald said. An animal’s breeding potential alone can become a major business venture. While Deobald has full ownership of the bull itself, two other partners own shares in his semen which has already been sold as far away as Australia. “If you add up both the added value to semen sales and the extra attention given to offspring, a win at Agribition can mean well over $100,000 in added value to a cattle business,” Deobald says. Don’t miss the prestigious RBC Beef Supreme Challenge Saturday, November 24 at the Chevrolet GMC Stadium. Share in the excitement of the moment when the judges slap those two special animals that will become renowned as the 2012 Canadian Western Agribition RBC Beef Supreme Champions.
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at Agribition Christmas is just around the corner and Agribition is once again pleased to bring together Saskatchewan’s biggest selection of unique shopping opportunities, all under one roof!
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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 500 exhibitors. “We’ve seen a lot of growth in products for the grain and livestock industry but our biggest growth has been in consumer products, which shows that we are attracting a different type of shopper. Of course, we are still drawing the farmers and ranchers looking for practical agribusiness needs but we are also getting more and more families doing their Christmas shopping.” says Agribition Marty Seymour. “We started off 42 years ago building this show to trade in livestock and agribusiness products but we didn’t stop there. In past years, urban visitors have told us they’ve spent the whole day at Agribition and didn’t see a cow the whole time,” says Agribition Vice President Reed Andrew.
Agribusiness Marketplace
Still the heart and soul of Agribition, the agriculture industry is a key part of our trade show offerings. The Agribusiness Marketplace is located in the Credit Union Event Plex featuring crop and livestock equipment, livestock trailers, grain machinery, GPS systems and more. Be sure to check out the latest in agriculture machinery in Arenas 4 & 5 located in The Co-operators Centre. The Agribusiness Marketplace is open Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.
Everyday Living Marketplace
Located in the Agribition Building, The 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! You can shop The Everyday Living Marketplace from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm Monday to Saturday.
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Silver sponsors Advantage Sign & Display Bayer CropScience Blair’s Crop & Livestock Solutions Canalta Hotels Farm World Jack Daniel’s Merial Canada Inc. Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers IKS Media & Technology SaskCanola Kawacatoose First Nation File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council Nekaneet First Nation
Bronze sponsors Canadian Beef Breeds Council Canadian Pacific Casino Regina U of S College of Agriculture & BioResources Enbridge Pipelines Inc. John Brown Farms SaskMilk
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Ag-Ex Pavilion
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Advertising / Promotions Abe’s Signs a Division of PM Signs — CUEP 646 Agriculture Union PSAC — CUEP 814 American Bucking Horse Registry — AGEX 422 Bank of Montreal — CUEP 771 Canada’s Farm Progress Show — CUEP 893 Canadian Belgian Blue Association — CCSA Canadian Cattlemen — Exhibit Mall E5 Canadian Plains Research Center — AGB 145 CJME — CUEP 872 CleanFarms Inc. — CUEP 845 College Park Retirement Residence — CUEP 867 CPRC Press — AGB 145 Critter Gitter Wildlife Control — CUEP 801 Dori Westin, Coldwell Banker ONTRACK Realty — LINK 310 DoriWestin.com — LINK 310 DTN — CUEP 674 Frenchman Valley Cattle Co. — Exhibit Mall E18 Golden West Radio — LINK 309 Grainews — CUEP 610 Jack FM — CUEP 872 Meadow Lake Resort — BAN 503 ORIgen Inc. — ANNEX A6 Prairie Tree Planting Program — CUEP 813 RCMP Heritage Centre — CUEP 887 Red Wing Shoe Store — CUEP 884-885 Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers — CUEP 732-730 Rodeo Connection — LINK 317 Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association — ANNEX A5 SaskMilk — CUEP 770 Smith n’ Westin Silver — LINK 310 STC — The Bus Company — AGEX 405-410 The Co-operators — CUEP 864 The Progressive Farmer — CUEP 674 Twin Lakes Ranch Ministries — AGB 167 Western Vacation Club — BAN 503 Z99 — CUEP 872
Agricultural Chemical Applicators Pattison Liquid Systems — CUEP 822 Rite Way Manufacturing Co. Ltd. — CUEP 625-626 Setter Manufacturing Division — CUEP 705
Agricultural Chemicals AMSOIL Synthetic Lubricants — CUEP 852 Aggrand Liquid Organic Fertilizer Products — CUEP 852 Bayer CropScience — Arena 4 Blair’s Crop and Livestock Solutions — SMA S1-3 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Markusson New Holland — Arena 4 Thunder Seeds — CUEP 628
Agricultural Clothing Compass Animal Health Inc. — ANNEX A2 Cowgirl Finesse Ltd. — LINK A2 High Plains Ranch Supply — AGEX A2 Muck Boots & More — AGB A2 Red Wing Shoe Store — CUEP A2 Smith n’ Westin Silver — LINK A2 Whispy Willow Tack & Western Wear — AGB 9,10,11
Agricultural Support / Management Programs AAFC - Science and Technology Branch — CUEP 748 AAFC - Financial Guarantee Programs Division — CUEP 749 Advantage Sign & Display — CUEP Hallway Ag Plastics Recycling — CUEP 846 Beef Improvement Opportunities — Exhibit Mall E6 Blair’s Crop & Livestock Solutions — CUEP S1-3 Bodnarus Auctioneering — CUEP 622 Canada Beef Inc. — Exhibit Mall E4 Canada-Saskatchewan Farm Stewardship Program — CUEP 846 Canadian Animal Health Coalition-West Hawk Lake Zoning Initiative — ANNEX A13
CCSA — Canada Centre Show Arena CON – Brandt Centre Concourse CUEP – Credit Union Event Plex LINK – Brandt Centre Link SMA – Stockman’s Arena WFB – Winter Fair Building
Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen — BAN 519 Canadian Cowboys’ Association — CON 350-351 Canadian Grain Commission — CUEP 755-754 Diligence Works Inc. — CUEP 833 DTN — CUEP 674 Environmental Farm Plan Program/Watershed Awareness Initiative — CUEP 846 Farm & Ranch by Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate — BAN 512-513 Farm Credit Canada — CUEP 834 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Farmers with Disabilities — BAN 509 Fellowship of Christian Cowboys — CON 361 Fellowship of Christian Farmers - Canada — BAN 501-502 Freedom 55 Financial — CUEP 862 Gideons International in Canada — AGB 88 Golden West Radio — LINK 309 Information Services Corporation(ISC) of Saskatchewan — BAN 520-522 John Deere Canada ULC — WFB W1 Lane Realty Corp. — CUEP 880-881 Marsh Canada Limited — CUEP 614 Maxcrop Landind Ltd. — CUEP 652 Merit-Trax Technologies — Exhibit Mall E12 Ministry of Labour Relations & Workplace Safety — BAN 507 ORIgen Inc. — ANNEX A6 RBC Royal Bank — BAN 514-516 Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers — CUEP 732-730 Sask Pork — CUEP 743 Saskatchewan Abilities Council — BAN 509 Saskatchewan All Terrain Vehicle Association Inc. — BAN 510-511 Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC) — CUEP 661-662 Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) — CUEP 666 Saskatchewan Horse Federation — AGEX 446 Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture — Exhibit Mall E14, CUEP 877 Saskatchewan Publications Centre — BAN 508 Saskatchewan Queen’s Printer — BAN 508 Saskatchewan SPCA — BAN 523 SaskPower High Voltage Display Demonstrations — CUEP 876 Service Canada — CUEP 753 Take Charge Resources — CUEP Hallway The Progressive Farmer — CUEP 674 TransCanada — CUEP 629-630 Verified Beef Production Program (VBP) — ANNEX A10 Western Beef Development Centre — ANNEX A11 Western Producer, The — LINK 329-330
Animal Health Products Beef Improvement Opportunities — Exhibit Mall E6 Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd. — ANNEX A1 Canadian Cattle Identification Agency (CCIA) — Exhibit Mall E1 Cargill — Exhibit Mall E19 Compass Animal Health Inc. — ANNEX 772 Complete Family — Med Orthotics — AGEX 423-424 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 High Plains Ranch Supply — AGEX 413-414 Horse Herbs — AGEX 429 Inner Energy — AGEX 425 Ivomec — ANNEX A7 Kane Veterinary Supplies — CUEP 767-765 Merck Animal Health — ANNEX A14-A15 Merial Canada Inc. — ANNEX A7 Mole Hill Destroyer K.A.M. Inc. — CUEP 695 Novartis Animal Health — ANNEX A4 OLS Tubs International Inc. — Exhibit Mall E10-E11 Oxy Blast — Exhibit Mall E2 Rafter 8 Products — Exhibit Mall E16-E17 Remedy Animal Health Products Ltd. — CUEP 830 Selected Bioproducts Inc. — AGEX 429 Semex Alliance — ANNEX A8-A9 Solar West Livestock Watering — CUEP 819-820 November 2012
Verified Beef Production Program (VBP) — ANNEX A10 Whispy Willow Tack and Western Wear — AGB 9,10,11 www.biobeef.com — Exhibit Mall E6 www.fort-supply.com — Exhibit Mall E6 Zactran — ANNEX A7
Augers Agremote Systems Inc. — CUEP 640-641 Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd. — CUEP 600 Maljohn Plastics Company — CUEP 825-826 Rosetown Flighting Supply — CUEP 639 Sakundiak Equipment — Arena 4 Wallenstein/Baumalight — CUEP 671-668 Wheatheart Manufacturing — CUEP 667
Automotive AMSOIL Synthetic Lubricants — CUEP 852 NLS Products — ANNEX A3 ; CUEP 642-643 Power Up Lubricants — CUEP 618, 619 RIS Sales Ltd. — CUEP 786 SaskBattery — CUEP 733 The Co-operators — CUEP 864
Bale Handling Equipment Brandt Tractor — CUEP 600 Cordna Twine — CUEP 793 Cordage Inc. — CUEP 793 Degelman Industries Ltd. — CUEP 703-698 DuraTech Industries International — CUEP 794 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Haukaas Mfg. Ltd. — CUEP 607, 608 Highline Manufacturing Ltd. — CUEP 709 Leon’s Mfg. Company Inc. — CUEP 677 Ramrod Equipment — CUEP 677 Maljohn Plastics Company — CUEP 825-826 Nick’s Service Ltd. — Arena 4 Tri Haul Selfunloading Bale Movers — CUEP 791
Bins Agremote Systems Inc. — CUEP 640-641 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Haukaas Mfg. Ltd. — CUEP 607, 608 Maljohn Plastics Company — CUEP 825-826 Sakundiak Equipment — Arena 4
Buildings B & B Homes — CUEP 692-691 Behlen Industries — CUEP 874-875 BRITESPAN Building Systems — CUEP 831-832 Castle Rock Metal Buildings Ltd. — CUEP 690 DE-ON Supply Inc. — CUEP 760 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Fix Building Products 2000 Ltd. — CUEP 634 Goodon Industries Ltd. — CUEP 736-735 H. B. T. Enterprises Ltd. — CUEP 694-693 Integrity Post Structures — CUEP 609 McDiarmid Lumber — CUEP 781 Peterson Construction Incorporated — CUEP 874-875 Prairie Post Frame — CUEP 720-719 Quik Therm Insulation — CUEP 694-693 S.O.S. Holdings Ltd. — CUEP 633 Silver Stream Shelters — CUEP 800 Solar Outpost Inc. — CUEP 689-688 Suntech Systems Ltd. — CUEP 685 VersaFrame Inc. — CUEP 687-686 Viceroy / Jay West Country Homes Ltd. — CUEP 785 Walker’s Water Systems — CUEP 637 Western Post Frame — CUEP 647-648 Wizer Buildings — CUEP 853
Combine Parts Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Houston Land and Cattle Corp. — CUEP 779 Maljohn Plastics Company — CUEP 825-826 Rosetown Flighting Supply — CUEP 639
39 SaskBattery — CUEP 733 Tri Star Farm Service Ltd. — Arena 4
Communications Equipment Allen Leigh Security & Communications — CUEP 611, 612 DTN — CUEP 674 Implement Camera System — CUEP 611- 612 Prairie Mobile Communications — LINK 328 SaskTel — AGB 157-159 The Progressive Farmer — CUEP 674 The Wireless Age — AGB 3 Your Link Inc. — CUEP 616, 617
Composting Sittler Composting Equipment — CUEP 681
Education Agrium — Family Ag Pavilion Athol Murray College of Notre Dame — BAN 517 Beef Information, Supported by the Sask Stock Growers Association — Family Ag Pavilion Canada GAP On-Farm Food Safety — AGB 183-184 Canadian Plains Research Center — AGB 145 College of Agriculture and Bioresources, University of Saskatchewan — AGEX 433-434 CPRC Press — AGB 145 Farmers with Disabilities — BAN 509 Fellowship of Christian Farmers - Canada — BAN 501-502 Home & School Connection — AGB 78-79 Saskatchewan Association of Watersheds — CUEP 844 Saskatchewan Abilities Council — BAN 509 Saskatchewan Fruit Growers Assoc. — AGB 183-184 Saskatchewan Horse Federation — AGEX 446 Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways & Infrastructure — CUEP 603-606 SIAST — AGEX 430 Western College of Veterinary Medicine, U of S — AGEX 432
Engines / Parts Hy-Capacity, Inc. — CUEP 665 SaskBattery — CUEP 733 Saskpower — CUEP 863 Southern Industrial & Truck — CUEP 725-721
Equine Apollo Machine & Products Ltd. — CUEP 850 Bar T5 Agra Services Inc. — CUEP 715 Compass Animal Health Inc. — CUEP 772 Cowgirl Finesse Ltd. — LINK 313-314 Frostfree Nosepumps Ltd. — CUEP 851 Grand Saddlery & Western Wear — LINK 331-332; AGEX 401 High Plains Ranch Supply — AGEX 413-414 Kane Veterinary Supplies — CUEP 767-765 Mole Hill Destroyer K.A.M. Inc. — CUEP 695 Morand Industries — CUEP 777 Prairie Paints — AGEX 438 Saskatchewan Cutting Horse Association — AGEX 443-444 Saskatchewan Horse Federation — AGEX 446 Smith n’ Westin Silver — LINK 310 Whispy Willow Tack & Western Wear — AGB 9,10,11
Equipment Repairs Rosetown Flighting Supply — CUEP 639 SaskBattery — CUEP 733 Southern Industrial & Truck — CUEP 725-721
Fabrication OCFAB Ltd. — CUEP 789-790 Paysen Livestock Equipment Inc. — CUEP 718-716 Southern Industrial & Truck — CUEP 725-721
Farm Machinery Parts Atom-Jet Industries — CUEP 821 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Hy-Capacity, Inc. — CUEP 665 John Deere Canada ULC — WFB W1 Kramer Ltd. — CUEP 764-761 Maljohn Plastics Company — CUEP 825-826 Markusson New Holland — Arena 4 Rosetown Flighting Supply — CUEP 639 Tri Star Farm Service Ltd. — Arena 4
Feed Storage Committed Ag Supply — CUEP 847-848
Feeds and Supplements Best Environmental Technologies — CUEP 708-707 Blair’s Crop & Livestock Solutions — SMA S1-3
Canadian Agri-Blend Inc. — CUEP 638 Complete Family - Med Orthotics — AGEX 423-424 Eco Nets — AGEX 437 Friendly Acres Seed Farm Inc. — CUEP 627 High Plains Ranch Supply — AGEX 413-414 Masterfeeds — ANNEX A2 Millet King Seeds — CUEP 706 OLS Tubs International Inc. — Exhibit Mall E10-E11 Solar West Livestock Watering — CUEP 819-820 Whispy Willow Tack & Western Wear — AGB 9,10,11
Fencing Equipment B.A.M. Enterprises — Exhibit Mall E13 Compass Animal Health Inc. — CUEP 772, ANNEX A2 Ecklund Drive Through Gates — CUEP 843 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Gallagher — CUEP 682 High Plains Ranch Supply — AGEX 413-414 Kane Veterinary Supplies — CUEP 767-765 Lamb Acres Electric Fencing — CUEP 696 Lewis Cattle Oiler Co Ltd. — CUEP 658-659 Moly Manufacturing, Inc./SILENCER — Exhibit Mall E3 Morand Industries — CUEP 777 Remedy Animal Health Products Ltd. — CUEP 830 Wheatheart Manufacturing — CUEP 667
Fertilizer Aggrand Liquid Organic Fertilizer Products — CUEP 852 AMSOIL Synthetic Lubricants — CUEP 852 Atom-Jet Industries — CUEP 821 Best Environmental Technologies — CUEP 708-707 Blair’s Crop & Livestock Solutions — SMA S1-3 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Pattison Liquid Systems — CUEP 822
Financial Institutions Assante Financial Management — CUEP 782-783 Bank of Montreal — CUEP 771 Canadian Scholarship Trust Plan — BAN 505 CIBC — CUEP 739 Edward Jones — CUEP 824 Farm Credit Canada — CUEP 834 FBC Canada’s Agribusiness Tax Specialist — CUEP 799 RBC Royal Bank — BAN 514-516 Saskatchewan Credit Unions — CUEP 663 Sun Life Financial — CUEP 650 The Retiring Farmer — CUEP 782-783 Western Financial Group — CUEP 623
Generators Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Solar Outpost Inc. — CUEP 689-688 Southern Industrial & Truck — CUEP 725-721 Wallenstein/Baumalight — CUEP 671-668
GPS Systems Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Kramer Ltd. — CUEP 764-761 Markusson New Holland — Arena 4 Setter Manufacturing Division — CUEP 705
Grain Handling Equipment Adair Sales & Marketing Company Inc. — Arena 5 Agremote Systems Inc. — CUEP 640-641 Allen Leigh Security & Communications — CUEP 611, 612 Apollo Machine & Products Ltd. — CUEP 850 Behlen Industries — CUEP 874-875 Bourgault Industries Ltd. — Arena 5 Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd. — CUEP 600 Brandt Tractor Ltd. — CUEP 600 Golden West Trailer Sales — CUEP 654-657 Haukaas Mfg. Ltd. — CUEP 607, 608 Interlake Resources — CUEP 827-829 John Deere Canada ULC — WFB W1 Leon’s Mfg. Company Inc. — CUEP 677 Maljohn Plastics Company — CUEP 825-826 Markusson New Holland — Arena 4 Peterson Construction Incorporated — CUEP 874-875 Rainy Day Fabricating Inc. — CUEP 849 Ramrod Equipment — CUEP 677 Rosetown Flighting Supply — CUEP 639 Sakundiak Equipment — Arena 4 Southern Industrial & Truck — CUEP 725-721 The Hopper — CUEP 849 Tri Star Farm Service Ltd. — CUEP Arena 4 Wheatheart Manufacturing — CUEP 667 Canadian Western Agribition 2012 Official Show Guide
Harvesting Equipment Agremote Systems Inc. — CUEP 640-641 Brandt Tractor — CUEP 600 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Interlake Resources — CUEP 827-829 John Deere Canada ULC — WFB W1 Kramer Ltd. — CUEP 764-761 Maljohn Plastics Company — CUEP 825-826 Markusson New Holland — Arena 4 Nick’s Service Ltd. — Arena 4 Rosetown Flighting Supply — CUEP 639 Sakundiak Equipment — Arena 4 Setter Manufacturing Division — CUEP 705 Tri-Star Farm Service — CUEP Arena 4
Haying Equipment Adair Sales & Marketing Company Inc. — Arena 5 Committed Ag Supply — CUEP 847-848 Degelman Industries Ltd. — CUEP 703-698 Eco Nets — AGEX 437 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Haukaas Mfg. Ltd. — CUEP 607, 608 Interlake Resources — CUEP 827-829 John Deere Canada ULC — WFB W1 Kramer Ltd. — CUEP 764-761 Maljohn Plastics Company — CUEP 825-826 Markusson New Holland — Arena 4 Morris Industries Ltd. — CUEP 756 Nick’s Service Ltd. — Arena 4 Tri Haul Selfunloading Bale Movers — CUEP 791
Hydraulic Parts and Equipment Atom-Jet Industries — CUEP 821 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Hy-Capacity, Inc. — CUEP 665 Hydrolico International Inc. — CUEP 678 Southern Industrial & Truck — CUEP 725-721
Implements Advanced Agri Direct Inc. (Canada) — CUEP 752-750 Bourgault Industries Ltd. — Arena 5 Degelman Industries Ltd. — CUEP 703-698 Ford Motor Company of Canada — CUEP 773 High Plains Ranch Supply — AGEX 413-414 John Deere Canada ULC — WFB W1 Leon’s Mfg. Company Inc. — CUEP 677 Ramrod Equipment — CUEP 677 Markusson New Holland — Arena 4 Power Up Lubricants — CUEP 618, 619 Rite Way Manufacturing Co. Ltd. — CUEP 625-626 Sakundiak Equipment — Arena 4 Tri Star Farm Service Ltd. — CUEP Arena 4 Wallenstein/Baumalight — CUEP 671-668 Young’s Equipment Inc. — Arena 5
Lawn and Garden Equipment Adair Sales & Marketing Company Inc. — Arena 5 Friendly Acres Seed Farm Inc. — CUEP 627 OCFAB Ltd. — CUEP 789-790 RIS Sales Ltd. — CUEP 786 SaskBattery — CUEP 733
Livestock Equipment 2W Livestock Equipment Ltd. — CUEP 778 Advanced Agri Direct Inc. (Canada) — CUEP 752-750 Allen Leigh Security & Communications — CUEP 611, 612 Apollo Machine & Products Ltd. — CUEP 850 Arrow Farm Equipment — CUEP 644-645 Canadian Cattle Identification Agency (CCIA) — Exhibit Mall E1 Canadian Llama & Alpaca Assoc. — AGEX 441-442 Clews Palliser Cattle Oiler Mid-Canada Co. — CUEP 841-842 Compass - Ivermectin — ANNEX A2 Compass Animal Health Inc. — CUEP 772 , ANNEX A2 Critter Gitter Wildlife Control — CUEP 801 DuraTech Industries International — CUEP 794 Ecklund Drive Through Gates — CUEP 843 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Frostfree Nosepumps Ltd. — CUEP 851 Gem Silage Products — CUEP 738-737 Genex Cooperative Inc. — WFB W2 Global Repair Ltd. — CUEP 681 Golden West Trailer Sales — CUEP 654-657 Goodwater Machine Shop — CCSA Hi Hog Farm & Ranch Equipment Ltd. — CUEP 774 High Plains Ranch Supply — AGEX 413-414 Implement Camera System — CUEP 611, 612
40 Kane Veterinary Supplies — CUEP 767-765 Kelln Solar — CUEP 787-788 Lamb Acres Electric Fencing — CUEP 696 Lewis Cattle Oiler Co. Ltd. — CUEP 658-659 Magnum Fabricating Ltd. — CUEP 792 Markusson New Holland — Arena 4 Masterfeeds — WFB A2 Merit-Trax Technologies — Exhibit Mall E12 Mole Hill Destroyer K.A.M. Inc. — CUEP 695 Moly Manufacturing, Inc./SILENCER — Exhibit Mall E3 Morand Industries — CUEP 777 Nester Livestock Equipment Ltd. — CUEP 676-675 North Star Livestock Equipment — CUEP 644-645 ORIgen Inc. — ANNEX A6 Paysen Livestock Equipment Inc. — CUEP 718-716 Real Industries Ltd. — CUEP 808-811 Remedy Animal Health Products Ltd. — CUEP 830 S & W Agricultural Supplies — ANNEX Southwest Corner Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association — ANNEX A5 Saskatchewan Paint Horse Club — AGEX 439-440 Saskatchewan Quarter Horse Association — AGEX 445 Saskatchewan Stockgrowers Association — ANNEX A12 Sittler Composting Equipment — CUEP 681 Solar West Livestock Watering — CUEP 819-820 Stampede Steel Mfg. Ltd. — CCSA Target Cattle Concepts — Exhibit Mall E20 Tri Haul Selfunloading Bale Movers — CUEP 791 Tru-Test Inc. — Exhibit Mall E9 Tuff Livestock Equipment — CUEP 815-818 Verified Beef Production Program (VBP) — ANNEX A10 Young’s Equipment Inc. — Arena 5
Livestock Trailers Andres Trailer Sales — Arena 4 Bar T5 Agra Services Inc. — CUEP 715 Dutch Bunning Distribution — CUEP 744-747 Golden West Trailer Sales — CUEP 654-657 Norbert’s Manufacturing Ltd. — CUEP 856-859 Sterling Truck & Trailer Sales Ltd. — CUEP 798-795 Tri Haul Selfunloading Bale Movers — CUEP 791
Recreation Vehicles Nick’s Service Ltd. — Arena 4 Saskatchewan All Terrain Vehicle Association Inc. — BAN 510-511 SaskBattery — CUEP 733
Renewable Energy DE-ON Supply Inc. — CUEP 760 Dwights NextEnergy Inc. — CUEP 635, 636 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Kelln Solar — CUEP 787-788 SaskBattery — CUEP 733 Solar Outpost Inc. — CUEP 689-688 Solar West Livestock Watering — CUEP 819-820
Nick’s Service Ltd. — Arena 4 Pattison Liquid Systems — CUEP 822 Rite Way Manufacturing Co. Ltd. — CUEP 625-626 Setter Manufacturing Division — CUEP 705 Tri Star Farm Service Ltd. – Arena 4
Tires Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 NLS Products — ANNEX A3; CUEP 642-643
Rock Pickers
Tools
Adair Sales & Marketing Company Inc. — Arena 5 Degelman Industries Ltd. — CUEP 703-698 Highline Manufacturing Ltd. — CUEP 709 Rite Way Manufacturing Co. Ltd. — CUEP 625-626
Costco Wholesale — AGB 72 Flexxifinger QD Industries Inc. — CUEP 672-673 G. R. Distributors Inc. — AGB 48-49 High Plains Ranch Supply — AGEX 413-414 Interlake Resources — CUEP 827-829 Little Giant Ladder Systems — CUEP 803-802 Markusson New Holland — Arena 4 Mole Hill Destroyer K.A.M. Inc. — CUEP 695 Prairie Mobile Communications — LINK, 328 Quickie Tie-Down/PADACO Ent. — CUEP 624 Ratchet Pruners & Loppers — AGB 48-49 RIS Sales Ltd. — CUEP 786 SaskBattery — CUEP 733 Swivel Storage Solutions — CUEP 784 The Ultimate Hose Nozzle — AGB 48-49 Wallenstein/Baumalight — CUEP 671-668
Snow Removal Equipment Degelman Industries Ltd. — CUEP 703-698 OCFAB Ltd. — CUEP 789-790 TeamCo — CUEP 794
Spraying Equipment Allen Leigh Security & Communications — CUEP 611, 612 Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd. — CUEP 600 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Pattison Liquid Systems — CUEP 822 Setter Manufacturing Division — CUEP 705
Tillage Equipment Agremote Systems Inc. — CUEP 640-641 Allen Leigh Security & Communications — CUEP 611, 612 Atom-Jet Industries — CUEP 821 Bourgault Industries Ltd. — Arena 5 Bourgault Tillage Tools — CUEP 693-694 Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd. — CUEP 600 Degelman Industries Ltd. — CUEP 703-698 DuraTech Industries International — CUEP 794 Dutch Industries Limited — CUEP 740-741 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Flexxifinger QD Industries Inc. — CUEP 672-673 Interlake Resources — CUEP 827-829 John Deere Canada ULC — WFB W1 Kramer Ltd. — CUEP 764-761 Markusson New Holland — Arena 4
Trucks and Accessories Agremote Systems Inc. — CUEP 640-641 AJD Commercials Detailing & Polishing — CUEP 653 Chevrolet — BAN 527 Farrell Agencies — AGEX 427 Ford — CUEP 773 Mercedes-Benz — CUEP 714-711 NLS Products — ANNEX A3; CUEP, 642-643 OCFAB Ltd. — CUEP 789-790 RIS Sales Ltd. — CUEP 786 SaskBattery — CUEP 733 Southern Industrial and Truck — CUEP 725-721 Sterling Truck & Trailer Sales Ltd. — CUEP 798-795
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Canada Beef Inc. Working for you
Canada Beef Inc. What is Canada Beef Inc. doing for the Canadian beef producer? At Canada Beef we know that our most important stakeholder is the one who invests the money for the work we do – the Canadian beef producer. We put that money to work in consumer marketing activities - positive messages around quality and food safety. We are committed to telling the Canadian Beef Story – showcasing the commitment, care and attention of beef producers across the country. We put that money to work in the processor, retail and foodservice sectors building relationships throughout the value chain with partners who are committed to Canadian beef. We work to develop markets not only in Canada and the United States but all over the globe. And we are there when the industry needs us, to provide strategy and support and keep communication channels open with the public, our stakeholders and partners. Canada Beef Inc. is putting your national Check-Off dollars to work for you.
Come see us at our booth - E5 in the Exhibit mall www.canadbeef.ca/producer
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The John Deere Profile of Champions
In 1987, Canadian Western Agribition and John Deere joined forces to create one of the Canadian beef industry’s proudest showcases, the impressive John Deere Profile of Champions.
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his program continues to recognize and pay tribute to Canadian Western Agribition’s Grand Champion purebred bulls and females. Each year, the Profile of Champions feature the best purebred beef genetics in the world. Dawn Wilson owner and operator of Miller Wilson Angus has received several Agribition Grand Champion banners. She sees it as a major boost to their business. “Really, it is the best cattle in North America that are showcased at Agribition. Our success at Agribition is something we work into our advertising on our website, on Facebook and YouTube. In fact, just recently an American breeder called us because of a YouTube video he saw of one of our animals at Agribition,” says Wilson. The secret of success at the show is both nurture and nature, Wilson says.
“You have to start off with an exceptional product. There’s a lot of work that you have to invest in feeding, grooming and showing but you can’t just start with any animal. The ones that end up in the Profile of Champions are all pretty special animals.” To add further recognition John Deere presents the Grand Champions with a limited edition white coat that has become a symbol of prestige within the cattle industry. Wilson is proud to own multiple coats. “We don’t keep them in the closet. We have multiple family members wearing them. For one thing, we are proud to show them off and for another, we appreciate all the support John Deere has provided.” This year, John Deere is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Profile of Champions with an exclusive reception to honour white coat recipients.
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THE EVERYDAY LIVING MARKETPLACE Legend:
AGB – Agribition Building AGEX – Ag-Ex Pavilion ANNEX – Auditorium Annex ARENA3 – Regina Motor Products Arena, Co-operators Centre ARENA4 – Prairie Mobile Arena, Co-operators Centre ARENA5 –DQ Grill & Chill Arena, Co-operators Centre BAN – Lower Queensbury Centre
Art
CCSA — Canada Centre Show Arena CON – Brandt Centre Concourse CUEP – Credit Union Event Plex LINK – Brandt Centre Link SMA – Stockman’s Arena WFB – Winter Fair Building
Bernie Brown - Western & Wildlife Artist — AGB 151 Cowgirl Finesse Ltd. — LINK 313-314 Creative Memories — AGB 33 GreyWolf Metal Art — AGB 152-154 J. Eberle Designs — AGB 77 Lost Treasures — AGB 177 Saskatchewan Arts Board — AGB 100-101 Signs By Design — AGB 58-59 Silver Stetson Gallery — LINK 319 Slippery Moon Ranchography — AGEX 402 Smith n’ Westin Silver — LINK 310 West Country Photo Ltd. — AGB 176 Whispy Willow Tack & Western Wear — AGB 9,10,11
Mia Bella / Scent-Sations, Inc — AGB 118 Photos to Canvas — AGB 143 Prairie Christmas Tree Association — AGB 99 Redfern Enterprises Ltd. — AGB; 60-61,63-64,64-65, 66, 146-147,156, CUEP 882-883 Scentsy — AGB 19 Signs By Design — AGB 58-59 Silver Stetson Gallery — LINK 319 Tack In The Box — LINK 311-312 Tandy Leather Factory — AGB 14-15 The Cowboy’s Cellar — AGB 160-161 West Country Photo Ltd. — AGB 176 Whispy Willow Tack & Western Wear — AGB 9,10,11 Woodfarm Woodworking Ltd. — AGB 186-189 Yamaha Piano Centre — LINK 322
Clothing
Food Ideas and Cookware
Australian Country Outfitters, Saratoga Saddlery and Outback — AGB 35-36 Big Sky Cycles — AGEX 403 Breast Cancer Action Saskatchewan — AGB 164 Canada Leathers — AGB 89-91 Canadian Cowboys Association Souvenir Booth — Brandt Centre Concourse 350-351 Chaotic Cowgirl Western Wear — AGB 92-94 Costco Wholesale — AGB 72 Cow Town — Brandt Centre Concourse 353 Cowgirl Finesse Ltd. — LINK 313-314 Factory Direct Deer Skin Gloves — AGB 81-83 Grand Saddlery & Western Wear — LINK 331-332 ; AGEX 401 High Plains Ranch Supply — AGEX 413-414 Irvine Tack & Western Wear — AGEX 447 Knee Deep In Sheep — AGB 165 Larson Hides — AGB 136 Larwood Mercantile Imports — AGB 169 Massaging Insoles — AGB 54 Miche Bag — AGB 43-44 Muck Boots & More — AGB 132-133 NailTrixx — AGB 115 Queen City Belts + Buckles — AGB 148-149 Red Wing Shoe Store — CUEP 884-885 Sergio Lub Canada — AGB 81-83 Simply Spoiled Mom & Baby Boutique Inc. — AGB 179 Smith n’ Westin Silver — LINK 310 Sole 2 Soul Shoes — AGB 7 Splasher Outerwear Ltd. — CUEP 854-855 Tack In The Box — LINK 311-312 The Cowboy’s Cellar — AGB 160-161 Unstable — AGB 62 Valhalla Horse Enterprises — AGB 162-163 Whispy Willow Tack & Western Wear — AGB 9,10,11 Winterbourne Alpaca — AGB 185
Decorating and Home Furnishings Bath Fitter Saskatchewan — AGB 46-47 Beck Imports — AGEX 404 Cactus Ridge Furniture — AGB 45 Cowgirl Finesse Ltd. — LINK 313-314 Creative Memories — AGB 33 Direct Buy of Saskatoon — CUEP 868 Eagle Eye Sales — AGB 96, 137-138 G & S Holdings — CUEP 649 GreyWolf Metal Art — AGB 152-154 J. Eberle Designs — AGB 77 Kard Sharks — AGB 119 Latasia Fine Fashion — AGB 97 Laurie-Anne’s Victorian Lace & Linen — AGB 52 Lost Treasures — AGB 177 Matt’s Furniture — AGB 22-31
BC Fruit Growers’ Association — AGB 130-131 BOSCH Hometech Small Appliances — AGB 120 Canada GAP On-Farm Food Safety — AGB 183-184 Canadian Plains Research Center — AGB 145 Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan — CUEP 742, Family Ag Pavilion CPRC Press — AGB 145 Cuppa’T Specialty Teas — AGB 166 Garlic Grater — AGB 170 Healthy Lifestyle Cooking Demonstration — AGB 109-110 Hometech BOSCH Small Appliances — AGB 120 Kitchen Craft — CUEP 890 LBB Orchards Limited — AGB 96 Leaning Maple Meats — AGB 106 Mannaware Cookware — AGB 109-110 Montana Knife Works — AGB 182 Ocean Sales Ltd. — AGB; 43-44, 70, 80, 84-85, 126, 134, 135, 143, CUEP 891-892, 888 Plasma Innovation Cookware Inc. — AGB 116-117 ; CUEP 860 Rada Knives - Dot’s Cutlery — AGB 122 Regina & District Bee Club — AGB, Family Ag Pavilion 111 Saskatchewan Egg Producers — Family Ag Pavilion, CUEP 742 Saskatchewan Fruit Growers Assoc. — AGB 183-184 Saskatchewan Turkey Producers Marketing Board — CUEP 742, Family Ag Pavilion SaskMilk — CUEP 770 Southwest Specialty Food — AGB 182 Stainless Steel Cookware — AGB 109-110 Titanium Exclusive Cookware — AGB 191-192 Turbo Twister — AGB 53 Watkins — AGB 105 What’s on Your Fork? — CUEP 742 Woll Cookware — CUEP 891-892
Gift Ideas 3W Enterprises — AGB 71 Age Old Aerial Farm Photos Ltd. — CUEP 620, 621 Arbonne International — AGB 17 Beck Imports —AGEX 404 Big Sky Cycles — AGEX 403 BOSCH Hometech Small Appliances — AGB 120 Cactus Ridge Furniture — AGB 45 Canadian Cowboys Association Souvenir Booth — Brandt Centre Concourse 350-351 Canadian Plains Research Center — AGB 145 Costco Wholesale — AGB 72 Cowgirl Finesse Ltd. — LINK 313-314 Craven Country Jamboree — Brandt Centre Concourse 352 Creative Memories — AGB 33 Cuppa’T Specialty Teas — AGB 166 November 2012
DriverWorks Ink — AGB 141 E.C. Recycling Tire Mats — AGB 150 Eagle Eye Sales — AGB 96, 137-138 Egyptian Comfort Sheets — AGB 50-51 Factory Direct Deer Skin Gloves — AGB 81-83 Glo Canada — LINK 321 Gold Wire Works — AGB 71 Golden Eagle Toys — AGB 103 Grand Saddlery & Western Wear — LINK 331-332 ; AGEX 401 GreyWolf Metal Art — AGB 152-154 Heavenly Scents Aromatherapy — AGB 34 High Plains Ranch Supply — AGEX 413-414 Hometech BOSCH Small Appliances — AGB 120 J. Eberle Designs — AGB 77 Kard Sharks — AGB 119 Kincaid Lions Club Lottery — AGB 112 Larwood Mercantile Imports — AGB 169 Laurie-Anne’s Victorian Lace & Linen — AGB 52 Lost Treasures — AGB 177 Love 2 Pet Brush — AGB Massaging Insoles by Pacesetter Enterprises Inc. — AGB 4 Mia Bella / Scent-Sations, Inc. — AGB 118 Miche Bag — AGB 43-44 Miracle Glue Company — AGB 50-51 NailTrixx — AGB 115 Ocean Sales Ltd. — AGB 43-44, 70, 80, 84-85, 126, 134, 135, 143, CUEP 891-892, 888 Over the Hill Orchards — AGB 175 Pacesetter Enterprises Inc. — AGB 4 Photos to Canvas — AGB 143 Psychic Readings by Mrs. Johnson — AGB 174 Queen City Belts + Buckles — AGB 148-149 Rada Knives - Dot’s Cutlery — AGB 122 Redfern Enterprises Ltd. — AGB 60-61,63-64,64-65, 66, 146-147,156, CUEP 882-883 Regina & District Bee Club — AGB 111, Family Ag Pavilion Saskatchewan & Prairie Books — AGB 141 Signs By Design — AGB 58-59 Silver Stetson Gallery — LINK 319 Slippery Moon Ranchography — AGEX 402 Smith n’ Westin Silver — LINK 310 Strictly Esthetics — AGB 2 Super Kid Personalized CDs — AGB 155 Tandy Leather Factory — AGB 14-15 The Cowboy’s Cellar — AGB 160-161 The Salvation Army Haven of Hope Ministries — CUEP Hallway Thentix - Touch of Honey — AGB 181 Urad Leather Cream — AGB 181 Whispy Willow Tack & Western Wear — AGB 9,10,11 Wild West Outfitters (S & S Sales) — AGB 121 Wild Wire West — AGB 71 Winterbourne Alpaca — AGB 185
Health Products A.O.A. Products, Orthotic Works — AGB 18 Accu-Point Stimulator (foot massager) — LINK 308, AGB 113 Advanced Iridology & Master Herbalist — AGB 13 Arbonne International — AGB 17 Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd. — ANNEX A1 BOSCH Hometech Small Appliances — AGB 120 Breast Cancer Action Saskatchewan — AGB 164 Canadian Mental Health Association (Saskatchewan Division) Inc. — BAN 506 Complete Family - Med Orthotics — AGEX 423-424 DLM Distributors — LINK 323 Egyptian Comfort Sheets — AGB 50-51 Factory Direct Deer Skin Gloves — AGB 81-83 Farmers with Disabilities — BAN 509
43 Fellowship of Christian Cowboys — CON 361 Healthy Intuit International Inc. — AGB 102 Heavenly Scents Aromatherapy — AGB 34 Hometech BOSCH Small Appliances — AGB 120 Horizon Laser Vision Center — BAN 518 Inner Energy — AGEX 425 It Works - Independant Distributors — AGB 173 Kangen Water — AGB 5 Latasia Fine Fashion — AGB 97 Mannaware Cookware — AGB 109-110 Mary Kay Cosmetics — AGB 129 Massaging Insoles by Pacesetter Enterprises Inc. — AGB 4 Maxiwell Massager — CUEP 888 Mazel. S Products — AGB 123-124 Mia Bella / Scent-Sations, Inc. — AGB 118 Millet King Seeds — CUEP 706 Miracle Glue Company — AGB 50-51 NuCerity International, Independent Distributor, Carla Masley — AGB 190 Ocean Sales Ltd. — AGB 43-44, 70, 80, 84-85, 126, 134, 135, 143, CUEP 891-892, 888 Orange TKO — LINK 323 Pacesetter Enterprises Inc. — AGB 4 Panasonic Massage Chairs — AGB 146-147 Quantum Wave Lasers — AGB 12 Redfern Enterprises Ltd. — AGB 60-61,63-64,64-65, 66, 146-147,156,CUEP 882-883 Rumors N Gossip — AGB 73 Saskatchewan Abilities Council — BAN 509 Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory, Environmental Services — CUEP 839-840 SaskMilk — CUEP 770 Serenigy Global — AGB 140 Sergio Lub Canada — AGB 81-83 Solemate Orthotics — AGB 113, LINK 308 Strictly Esthetics — AGB 2 Synergy Worldwide and Enagic Canada — AGB 139 The Water Clinic — CUEP 613 Thentix - Touch of Honey — AGB 181 Titanium Exclusive Cookware — AGB 191-192 TKO Industries International — LINK 323 Trivita — AGB 55 Urad Leather Cream — AGB 181 Visalus - Body by Vi 90 Day Challenge — AGB 142 Watkins — AGB 105
Home Products 360 Mop — AGB 64 A-1 Marketing — AGB 56-57 Abe’s Signs a Division of PM Signs — CUEP 646 Bamix Mixer — AGB 70 Bath Fitter Saskatchewan — AGB 46-47 Bath Goddess — AGB 144 Bodo Wellness Technology — CUEP 869-871 Boom Box — AGB 135 BOSCH Hometech Small Appliances — AGB 120 Brilliance Eyeglass Care Kit — AGB 98, 114 Cactus Ridge Furniture — AGB 45 CNG Stone Products Ltd — AGB 20-21 Costco Wholesale — AGB 72 Countryside Firewood — AGB 165 Cowgirl Finesse Ltd. — LINK 313-314 Culligan Water Conditioners — CUEP 734 Cuppa’T Specialty Teas — AGB 166 Cutco Cutlery — AGB 125
Direct Buy of Saskatoon — CUEP 868 Dr Ho’s T.E.N.S Massager — AGB 84-85 E.C. Recycling Tire Mats — AGB 150 Eagle Eye Sales — AGB 96, 137-138 Eco Air Systems — LINK 318 Egyptian Comfort Sheets — AGB 50-51 Euro Steam Iron — AGB 156 Executive Jewels — AGB 37 Factory Direct Deer Skin Gloves — AGB 81-83 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 FW1 Waterless Wash and Wax — AGB 54, 67-69 G. R. Distributors Inc — AGB 48-49 Gideons International in Canada — AGB 88 GreyWolf Metal Art — AGB 152-154 Heat Smart Plus — CUEP 684-683 Heavenly Scents Aromatherapy — AGB 34 Hometech BOSCH Small Appliances — AGB 120 Kard Sharks — AGB 119 Latasia Fine Fashion — AGB 97 Laurie-Anne’s Victorian Lace & Linen — AGB 52 Lost Treasures — AGB 177 Mannaware Cookware — AGB 109-110 Mia Bella / Scent-Sations, Inc. — AGB 118 Miracle Glue Company — AGB 50-51 Miracle Mat — AGB 54, 67-69 Montana Knife Works — AGB 182 My Pillow — AGB 80 Nail Jazz — AGB 54, 67-69 NailTrixx — AGB 115 Norwex Enviro Products — AGB 6 Ocean Sales Ltd. — AGB 43-44, 70, 80, 84-85, 126, 134, 135, 143, CUEP 891-892, 888 Orange TKO — LINK 323 PF Enterprises — AGB 86-87 Plasma Innovation Cookware Inc. — AGB 116-117 ; CUEP 860 Portage & Main Outdoor Water Furnaces — CUEP 684-683 Rada Knives - Dot’s Cutlery — AGB 122 Ratchet Pruners & Loppers, G.R. Distributors Inc. — AGB 48-49 Redfern Enterprises Ltd. — AGB 60-61,63-64,64-65, 66, 146-147,156, CUEP 882-883 Reeson Premium Signs Ltd. — CUEP 861 Scentsy — AGB 19 Simply Spoiled Mom & Baby Boutique Inc. — AGB 179 Smart Living Flameless Candles — AGB 126 Smart Living Steam Mop — AGB 134 SmartKlean Laundry Ball — AGEX 411 Sole 2 Soul Shoes — AGB 7 Southwest Specialty Food — AGB 182 Strictly Esthetics — AGB 2 Sunset Bay Leisure — BAN 524 Tack In The Box — LINK 311-312 The Cowboy’s Cellar — AGB 160-161 The Ultimate Hose Nozzle, G.R. Distributors Inc. — AGB 48-49 The Water Clinic — CUEP 613 Thentix - Touch of Honey — AGB 181 Thunderhead Shower Heads — AGB 66 Titanium Exclusive Cookware — AGB 191-192 Tupperware (High Power Sales Inc.) — AGB 128 Turbo Twister — AGB 53 Urad Leather Cream — AGB 181 Viceroy / Jay West Country Homes Ltd. — CUEP 785 Whispy Willow Tack & Western Wear — AGB 9,10,11 Woodfarm Woodworking Ltd. — AGB 186-189
1-877-OLS-TUBS Find us in the Exhibit Mall E-10 & E-11 Canadian Western Agribition 2012 Official Show Guide
Jewelry 3W Enterprises — AGB 71 Breast Cancer Action Saskatchewan — AGB 164 Chaotic Cowgirl Western Wear — AGB 92-94 Cow Town — CON 353 Cowgirl Finesse Ltd. — LINK 313-314 Curtis Jewellers Inc. — AGB 74-75 DD Jewellery Collection — AGB 193 DoriWestin.com — LINK 310 Executive Jewels — AGB 37 Factory Direct Deer Skin Gloves — AGB 81-83 Fifth Avenue Collection — AGB 76 Glo Canada — LINK 321 Gold Wire Works — AGB 71 Grand Saddlery & Western Wear — LINK 331-332 ; AGEX 401 J. Eberle Designs — AGB 77 Nail Jazz — AGB 68 Park Lane Jewelry — AGB 108 Prairie Paints — AGEX 438 Silver Stetson Gallery — LINK 319 Simply You – AGB 16 Smith n’ Westin Silver — LINK 310 The Cowboy’s Cellar — AGB 160-161 Whispy Willow Tack & Western Wear — AGB 9,10,11 Wild Wire West — AGB 71
Tourism Bear Claw Casino — CON 358 Canada GAP On-Farm Food Safety — AGB 183-184 Canadian Cowboys Association Souvenir Booth — CON 350-351 Canadian Plains Research Center — AGB 145 Canalta Hotels — AGEX 415 Chateau Regina Hotel & Suites — BAN 504 CPRC Press — AGB 145 Craven Country Jamboree — CON 352 Dallas Valley Ranch Camp — AGEX 436 Elkhorn Resort Spa & Conference Centre — AGB 32 Fellowship of Christian Farmers - Canada — BAN 501-502 First Nations Pavilion — Arena 3 Heritage Inn — CUEP 865 Living Sky Casino — CON 358 Meadow Lake Resort — BAN 503 Milton Lake Lodge Ltd. — AGB 42 Mission Aviation Fellowship — CUEP 886 Nipawin-Twin Lakes Economic Development — AGB 38 Parks, Culture & Sport — AGB 39 Ramada Worldwide — LINK 327 RCMP Heritage Centre — CUEP 887 Saskatchewan All Terrain Vehicle Association Inc. — BAN 510-511 Saskatchewan Fruit Growers Assoc. — AGB 183-184 Saskatchewan Snowmobile Assoc. — BAN 525 STC - The Bus Company — AGEX 405-410 Tourism Canmore Kananaskies — CUEP 889 Tourism Saskatchewan — AGB 40 Town of Nipawin Economic Development, Business & Tourism — AGB 38 Western Development Museum — AGB 41 Western Vacation Club — BAN 503
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exhibitor listing Legend:
AGB – Agribition Building AGEX – Ag-Ex Pavilion ANNEX – Auditorium Annex ARENA3 – Regina Motor Products Arena, Co-operators Centre ARENA4-Prairie Mobile Arena, Co-operators Centre ARENA5 –DQ Grill & Chill Arena, Co-operators Centre BAN – BAN, Lower Queensbury Centre
—2— 2W Livestock Equipment Ltd. — CUEP 778 360 Mop — AGB 64 3W Enterprises — AGB 71
Brandt Tractor Ltd. — CUEP 600 Breast Cancer Action Saskatchewan — AGB 164 Brilliance Eyeglass Care Kit — AGB 98, 114 BRITESPAN Building Systems — CUEP 831-832 BTT — CUEP 693-694
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A.O.A.Products, Orthotic Works — AGB 18 A-1 Marketing — AGB 56-57 AAFC- Science & Technology Branch — CUEP 748 AAFC-Financial Guarantee Programs Division — CUEP 749 Abe’s Signs a Division of PM Signs — CUEP 646 Accessit Corp — AGEX 412 Accu-Point Stimulator (foot massager) — LINK, AGB 113, 308 Adair Sales & Marketing Company Inc. — Arena 5 A501 Advanced Agri Direct Inc. (Canada) — CUEP 752-750 Advanced Iridology & Master Herbalist — AGB 13 Advantage Sign & Display — CUEP Hallway Ag Plastics Recycling — CUEP 846 Age Old Aerial Farm Photos Ltd. — CUEP Aggrand Liquid Organic Fertilizer Products — CUEP 852 Agremote Systems Inc. — CUEP 640-641 Agriculture in the Classroom — FAP Agriculture Union PSAC — CUEP 814 Agrium — FAP AJD Commercials Detailing & Polishing — CUEP 653 Allen Leigh Security & Communications — CUEP 611, 612 American Bucking Horse Registry — AGEX 422 AMSOIL Synthetic Lubricants — CUEP 852 Andres Trailer Sales — Arena 4 Apollo Machine & Products Ltd. — CUEP 850 Arbonne International — AGB 17 Arrow Farm Equipment — CUEP 644-645 Assante Financial Management — CUEP 782-783 Athol Murray College of Notre Dame — BAN 517 Atom-Jet Industries — CUEP 821 Australian Country Outfitters, Saratoga Saddlery & Outback — AGB 35-36 Auto Spa — CUEP 823
—B— B & B Homes — CUEP 692-691 B.A.M. Enterprises — Exhibit Mall E13 Bamix Mixer — AGB 70 Bank of Montreal — CUEP 771 Bar T5 Agra Services Inc. — CUEP 715 Bath Fitter Saskatchewan — AGB 46-47 Bath Goddess — AGB 144 Bayer CropScience — CUEP A502 BC Fruit Growers’ Association — AGB 130-131 Bear Claw Casino — CON 358 Beck Imports — Ag-Ex Palvilion 404 Beef Improvement Opportunities — Exhibit Mall E6 Beef Information, Supported by the Sask Stock Growers Association — FAP Behlen Industries — CUEP 874-875 Bernie Brown — Western & Wildlife Artist — AGB 151 Best Environmental Technologies — CUEP 708-707 Big Dog 92.7 — AGEX Loading Chute Big Sky Cycles — AGEX 403 Blair’s Crop & Livestock Solutions — SMA S1-3 Bodnarus Auctioneering — CUEP 622 Bodo Wellness Technology — CUEP 869-871 Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd. — ANNEX A1 Boom Box — AGB 135 BOSCH Hometech Small Appliances — AGB 120 Bourgault Industries Ltd. — Arena 5 A501 Bourgault Tillage Tools — CUEP 693-694 Brad’s Custom Cabinets & Flooring — AGB 171-172 Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd. — CUEP 600 Brandt Tractor — CUEP 600
CON – Brandt Centre Concourrse CUEP – Credit Union Event Plex FAP — Family Ag Pavilion LINK – Brandt Centre Link PRA – Prairie Building SMA – Stockman’s Arena WFB – Winterfair Building
Cactus Ridge Furniture — AGB 45 Canada Beef Inc. — Exhibit Mall E4 Canada GAP On-Farm Food Safety — AGB 183-184 Canada Leathers — AGB 89-91 Canada’s Farm Progress Show — CUEP 893 Canada-Saskatchewan Farm Stewardship Program — CUEP 846 Canadian Agri-Blend Inc. — CUEP 638 Canadian Animal Health Coalition-West Hawk Lake Zoning Initiative — ANNEX A13 Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen — BAN 519 Canadian Belgian Blue Association — CCSA Canadian Cattle Identification Agency (CCIA) — Exhibit Mall E1 Canadian Cattlemen — Exhibit Mall E5 Canadian Cowboys’ Association — CON 350-351 Canadian Cowboys’ Association Souvenir Booth — CON 350-351 Canadian Grain Commission — CUEP 755-754 Canadian Llama & Alpaca Assoc — AGEX 441-442 Canadian Mental Health Association (Saskatchewan Division) Inc. — BAN 506 Canadian Plains Research Center — AGB 145 Canadian Salers Association — Canada Centre Arena Canadian Scholarship Trust Plan — BAN 505 Canalta Hotels — AGEX 415 Cargill — Exhibit Mall E19 Casino Regina — CUEP 873 Castle Rock Metal Buildings Ltd. — CUEP 690 Chaotic Cowgirl Western Wear — AGB 92-94 Chateau Regina Hotel & Suites — BAN 504 Chevrolet — BAN 527 Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan — CUEP, FAP 742 CIBC — CUEP 739 CJME — CUEP 872 CKRM — CUEP 878 CleanFarms Inc. — CUEP 845 Clews Palliser Cattle Oiler Mid-Canada Co. — CUEP 841-842 CNG Stone Products Ltd. — AGB 20-21 College of Agriculture & Bioresources, University of Saskatchewan — AGEX 433-434 College Park Retirement Residence — CUEP 867 Committed Ag Supply — CUEP 847-848 Compass — Ivermectin — ANNEX A2 Compass Animal Health Inc. — ANNEX 772 Complete Family — Med Orthotics — AGEX 423-424 Cordage Inc. — CUEP 793 Cordna Twine — CUEP 793 Costco Wholesale — AGB 72 Countryside Firewood — AGB 165 Cow Town — CON 353 Cowgirl Finesse Ltd. — LINK 313-314 CPRC Press — AGB 145 Craven Country Jamboree — CON 352 Creative Memories — AGB 33 Critter Gitter Wildlife Control — CUEP 801 Culligan Water Conditioners — CUEP 734 Cuppa’T Specialty Teas — AGB 166 Curtis Jewellers Inc. — AGB 74-75 Cutco Cutlery — AGB 125 Cyclone Mechanical Rodeo Stock — AGEX 448
—D— Dallas Valley Ranch Camp — AGEX 436 Dave’s Press — AGEX 431 DD Jewellery Collection — AGB 193 November 2012
Degelman Industries Ltd. — CUEP 703-698 DE-ON Supply Inc. — CUEP 760 Diligence Works Inc. — CUEP 833 Direct Buy of Saskatoon — CUEP 868 DLM Distributors — LINK 323 Dori Westin, Coldwell Banker ONTRACK Realty — LINK 310 DoriWestin.com — LINK 310 Dr Ho’s T.E.N.S Massager — AGB 84-85 DriverWorks Ink — AGB 141 DTN — CUEP 674 DuraTech Industries International — CUEP 794 Dutch Bunning Distribution — CUEP 744-747 Dutch Industries Limited — CUEP 740-741 Dwights NextEnergy Inc. — CUEP 635, 636
—E— E.C. Recycling Tire Mats — AGB 150 Eagle Eye Sales — AGB 96, 137-138 EasyKlip & Knockout Hitch Covers — CUEP 786 Ecklund Drive Through Gates — CUEP 843 Eco Air Systems — LINK 318 Eco Nets — AGEX 437 Edward Jones — CUEP 824 Egyptian Comfort Sheets — AGB 50-51 Elkhorn Resort Spa & Conference Centre — AGB 32 Environmental Farm Plan Program/Watershed Awareness Initiative — CUEP 846 Euro Steam Iron — AGB 156 Executive Jewels — AGB 37 Exit Realty Fusion — CUEP 866
—F— Factory Direct Deer Skin Gloves — AGB 81-83 Farm & Ranch by Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate — BAN 512-513 Farm Animal Council of Saskatchewan — FAP Farm Credit Canada — CUEP 834 Farmers of North America — CUEP 837 Farmers with Disabilities — BAN 509 FBC Canada’s Agribusiness Tax Specialist — CUEP 799 Fellowship of Christian Cowboys — CON 361 Fellowship of Christian Farmers — Canada — BAN 501-502 Fifth Avenue Collection — AGB 76 First Nations Pavilion — Arena 3 Fix Building Products 2000 Ltd. — CUEP 634 Flexxifinger QD Industries Inc. — CUEP 672-673 Ford Motor Company of Canada — CUEP 773 Freedom 55 Financial — CUEP 862 Frenchman Valley Cattle Co. — Exhibit Mall E18 Friendly Acres Seed Farm Inc. — CUEP 627 Frostfree Nosepumps Ltd. — CUEP 851 FW1Waterless Wash and Wax — AGB 54, 67-69
—G— G & S Holdings — CUEP 649 G. R. Distributors Inc. — AGB 48-49 Gallagher — CUEP 682 Garlic Grater — AGB 170 Gem Silage Products — CUEP 738-737 Genex Cooperative Inc. — WFB W2 Gideons International in Canada — AGB 88 Glo Canada — LINK 321 Global Repair Ltd. — CUEP 681 GMC — BAN 527 Gold Wire Works — AGB 71 Golden Eagle Toys — AGB 103 Golden West Trailer Sales — CUEP 654-657 Goodon Industries Ltd. — CUEP 736-735 Goodwater Machine Shop — Canada Centre Arena Gophinator — CUEP 632 Government Services Canada — 753
45 GPS or Precision Farming, Sprayers and Sprayer Parts — CUEP 705 Grainews — CUEP 610 Grand Saddlery & Western Wear — LINK 331-332, AGEX 401 GreyWolf Metal Art — AGB 152-154
—H— H. B. T. Enterprises Ltd. — CUEP 694-693 Haukaas Mfg. Ltd. — CUEP 607, 608 Healthy Intuit International Inc. — AGB 102 Healthy Lifestyle Cooking Demonstration — AGB 109-110 Heat Smart Plus — CUEP 684-683 Heavenly Scents Aromatherapy — AGB 34 Heritage Inn — CUEP 865 Hi Hog Farm & Ranch Equipment Ltd. — CUEP 774 High Plains Ranch Supply — AGEX 413-414 Highline Manufacturing Ltd. — CUEP 709 Home & School Connection — AGB 78-79 Hometech BOSCH Small Appliances — AGB 120 Horizon Laser Vision Centre — BAN 518 Horse Herbs — AGEX 429 Houston Land & Cattle Corp. — CUEP 779 Hy-Capacity, Inc. — CUEP 665 Hydrolico International Inc. — CUEP 678
—I— Implement Camera System — CUEP 611, 612 Information Services Corporation (ISC) of Saskatchewan — BAN 520-522 Inner Energy — AGEX 425 Integrity Post Structures — CUEP 609 Interlake Resources — CUEP 827-829 Interlock Roofing — CUEP 631 Irvine Tack & Western Wear — AGEX 447 It Works - Independant Distributors — AGB 173 Ivomec — ANNEX A7
—J— J. Eberle Designs — AGB 77 Jack FM — CUEP 872 John Deere Canada ULC — WFB W1
—K— Kane Veterinary Supplies — CUEP 767-765 Kangen Water — AGB 5 Kard Sharks — AGB 119 Kelln Solar — CUEP 787-788 Kincaid Lions Club Lottery — AGB 112 Kitchen Craft — CUEP 890 Klevia Knife Sharpeners — AGB 48 Knee Deep In Sheep — AGB 165 Kramer Ltd. — CUEP 764-761
—L— Lamb Acres Electric Fencing — CUEP 696 Lane Realty Corp. — CUEP 880-881 Larson Hides — AGB 136 Larwood Mercantile Imports — AGB 169 Latasia Fine Fashion — AGB 97 Laurie-Anne’s Victorian Lace & Linen — AGB 52 LBB Orchards Limited — AGB 96 Leaning Maple Meats — AGB 106 Leon’s Mfg. Company Inc. — CUEP 677 Lewis Cattle Oiler Co Ltd. — CUEP 658-659 Little Giant Ladder Systems — CUEP 803-802 Living Sky Casino — CON 358 Lost Treasures — AGB 177 Love 2 Pet Brush — AGB
—M— Magnum Fabricating Ltd. — CUEP 792 Maljohn Plastics Company — CUEP 825-826 Mannaware Cookware — AGB 109-110 Markusson New Holland — Arena 4 Marsh Canada Limited — CUEP 614 Mary Kay Cosmetics — AGB 129 Massaging Insoles — AGB 54 Massaging Insoles by Pacesetter Enterprises Inc. — AGB 4 Masterfeeds — Exhibit Mall Matt’s Furniture — AGB 22-31 Maxcrop Landind Ltd. — CUEP 652 Maxiwell Massager — CUEP 888 Mazel. S Products — AGB 123-124 McDiarmid Lumber — CUEP 781
Meadow Lake Resort — BAN 503 Merck Animal Health — ANNEX A14-A15 Merial Canada Inc. — ANNEX A7 Mia Bella / Scent-Sations, Inc. — AGB 118 Miche Bag — AGB 43-44 Millet King Seeds — CUEP 706 Milton Lake Lodge Ltd. — AGB 42 Ministry of Labour Relations & Workplace Safety — BAN 507 Miracle Glue Company — AGB 50-51 Miracle Mat — AGB 54, 67-69 Mission Aviation Fellowship — CUEP 886 Mole Hill Destroyer K.A.M. Inc. — CUEP 695 Moly Manufacturing, Inc./SILENCER — Exhibit Mall E3 Montana Knife Works — AGB 182 Morand Industries — CUEP 777 Morris Industries Ltd. — CUEP 756 Muck Boots and More — AGB 132-133 My Pillow — AGB 80
—N— Nail Jazz — AGB NailTrixx — AGB 115 Nick’s Service Ltd. — Arena 4 Nipawin-Twin Lakes Economic Development — AGB 38 NLS Products — ANNEX A3, CUEP 642-643 Norbert’s Manufacturing Ltd. — CUEP 856-859 North Star Livestock Equipment — CUEP 644-645 Norwex Enviro Products — AGB 6 Novartis Animal Health — ANNEX A4 NuCerity International, Independent Distributor, Carla Masley — AGB 190
—O— Ocean Sales Ltd. — AGB 43-44, 70, 80, 84-85, 126, 134, 135, 143, CUEP 891-892, 888 OCFAB Ltd. — CUEP 789-790 OLS Tubs International Inc. — Exhibit Mall E10-E11 Orange TKO — LINK 323 ORIgen Inc. — ANNEX A6 Over the Hill Orchards — AGB 175 Oxy Blast — Exhibit Mall E2
—P— Pacesetter Enterprises Inc. — AGB 4 Panasonic Massage Chairs — AGB 146-147 Park Lane Jewelry — AGB 108 Parks, Culture & Sport — AGB 39 Passion for Pandora — AGB 12 Pattison Liquid Systems — CUEP 822 Paysen Livestock Equipment Inc. — CUEP 718-716 Peterson Construction Incorporated — CUEP 874-875 PF Enterprises — AGB 86-87 Photos to Canvas — AGB 143 Plasma Innovation Cookware Inc. — AGB 116-117, CUEP 860 Portage & Main Outdoor Water Furnaces — CUEP 684-683 Power Up Lubricants — CUEP 618, 619 Prairie Christmas Tree Association — AGB 99 Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration (PFRA) — FAP Prairie Mobile Communications — LINK 328 Prairie Paints — AGEX 438 Prairie Post Frame — CUEP 720-719 Prairie Tree Planting Program — CUEP 813 Prairiebilt Homes — CUEP 879 Precision Cnada — AGEX 436
—Q— Quantum Wave Lasers — AGB 12 Queen City Belts + Buckles — AGB 148-149 Quickie Tie-Down/PADACO Ent. — CUEP 624 Quik Therm Insulation — CUEP 694-693
—R— Rada Knives - Dot’s Cutlery — AGB 122 Rafter 8 Products — Exhibit Mall E16-E17 Rainy Day Fabricating Inc. — CUEP 849 Ramada Worldwide — LINK 327 Ramrod Equipment — CUEP 677 Ratchet Pruners & Loppers — AGB 48-49 RBC Royal Bank — BAN 514-516 RCMP Heritage Centre — CUEP 887 Real Industries Ltd. — CUEP 808-811 Red Wing Shoe Store — CUEP 884-885 Redfern Enterprises Ltd. — AGB 60-61,63-64,64-65, 66, 146147,156, CUEP882-883 Reeson Premium Signs Ltd. — CUEP 861 Canadian Western Agribition 2012 Official Show Guide
Regina & District Bee Club — AGB, FAP 111 Remedy Animal Health Products Ltd. — CUEP 830 RIS Sales Ltd. — CUEP 786 Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers — CUEP 732-730 Rite Way Manufacturing Co. Ltd. — CUEP 625-626 Rosetown Flighting Supply — CUEP 639 Rumors N Gossip — AGB 73
—S— S & W Agricultural Supplies — ANNEX Southwest Corner S.O.S. Holdings Ltd. — CUEP 633 Sakundiak Equipment — Arena 4 Saskatchewan Association of Watersheds — CUEP 844 Sask Milk — FAP Sask Pork — CUEP 743 Saskatchewan Abilities Council — BAN 509 Saskatchewan All Terrain Vehicle Association Inc. — BAN 510-511 Saskatchewan and Prairie Books — AGB 141 Saskatchewan Arts Board — AGB 100-101 Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association — ANNEX A5 Saskatchewan Credit Unions — CUEP 663 Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC) — CUEP 661-662 Saskatchewan Cutting Horse Association — AGEX 443-444 Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory, Environmental Services — CUEP 839-840 Saskatchewan Egg Producers — CUEP 742, FAP Saskatchewan Fruit Growers Assoc. — AGB 183-184 Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) — CUEP 666 Saskatchewan Horse Federation — AGEX 446 Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture — Exhibit Mall E14, CUEP 877 Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways & Infrastructure — CUEP 603-606 Saskatchewan Paint Horse Club — AGEX 439-440 Saskatchewan Publications Centre — BAN 508 Saskatchewan Quarter Horse Association — AGEX 445 Saskatchewan Queen’s Printer — BAN 508 Saskatchewan Science Centre — FAP Saskatchewan Sheep Development Board — FAP Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association — BAN 525 Saskatchewan SPCA — BAN 523 Saskatchewan Stockgrowers Association — ANNEX A12 Saskatchewan Turkey Producers Marketing Board — CUEP 742, FAP SaskBattery — CUEP 733 SaskEnergy — FAP SaskMilk — CUEP 770 Saskpower — CUEP 863 SaskPower High Voltage Display Demonstrations — CUEP 876 SaskTel — AGB 157-159 Scentsy — AGB 19 Selected Bioproducts Inc. — AGEX 429 Semex Alliance — ANNEX A8-A9 Serenigy Global — AGB 140 Sergio Lub Canada — AGB 81-83 Service Canada — 753 Setter Manufacturing Division — CUEP 705 Shuzi Qi — AGB 104 SIAST — AGEX 430 Signs By Design — AGB 58-59 Silver Stetson Gallery — LINK 319 Silver Stream Shelters — CUEP 800 Simply Spoiled Mom & Baby Boutique Inc. — AGB 179 Simply You — AGB 16 Sittler Composting Equipment — CUEP 681 Slippery Moon Ranchography — AGEX 402 Smart Living Flameless Candles — AGB 126 Smart Living Steam Mop — AGB 134 SmartKlean Laundry Ball — AGEX 411 Smith n’ Westin Silver — LINK 310 Solar Outpost Inc. — CUEP 689-688 Solar West Livestock Watering — CUEP 819-820 Sole 2 Soul Shoes — AGB 7 Solemate Orthotics — LINK, AGB 113, 308 Southwest Specialty Food — AGB 182 Splasher Outerwear Ltd. — CUEP 854-855 Spring Creek Development — AGEX 428 Stainless Steel Cookware — AGB 109-110 Stampede Steel Mfg. Ltd. — ANNEX Canada Centre Arena STC — The Bus Company — AGEX 405-410 Sterling Truck & Trailer Sales Ltd. — CUEP 798-795 Strictly Esthetics — AGB 2 Sun Life Financial — CUEP 650
46 Sunset Bay Leisure — BAN 524 Suntech Systems Ltd. — CUEP 685 Super Kid Personalized CDs — AGB 155 Swivel Storage Solutions — CUEP 784 Synergy Worldwide & Enagic Canada — AGB 139 Syntek Global — CUEP 706
—T— Tack In The Box — LINK 311-312 Take Charge Resources — CUEP Hallway Tandy Leather Factory — AGB 14-15 Target Cattle Concepts — Exhibit Mall E20 TeamCo — 794 The Co-operators — CUEP 864 The Cowboy’s Cellar — AGB 160-161 The Hopper — CUEP 849 The Progressive Farmer — CUEP 674 The Retiring Farmer — CUEP 782-783 The Safety Warehouse 911 — CUEP 780 The Salvation Army Haven of Hope Ministries — CUEP Hallway The Water Clinic — CUEP 613 The Wireless Age — AGB 3 Thentix - Touch of Honey — AGB 181 Thunder Seeds — CUEP 628 Thunderhead Shower Heads — AGB 66 Tie Boss & Jaw Boss — CUEP 786 Tillage & Seeding Products — CUEP 705 Tim Hammond Realty — AGEX 426 Titanium Exclusive Cookware — AGB 191-192
TKO Industries International — LINK 323 Tourism Saskatchewan — AGB 40 Town of Nipawin Economic Development, Business & Tourism — AGB 38 TransCanada — CUEP 629-630 Tri Haul Selfunloading Bale Movers — CUEP 791 Tri Star Farm Service Ltd. — Arena 4 Trivita — AGB 55 Tru-Test Inc. — Exhibit Mall E9 Tuff Livestock Equipment — CUEP 815-818 Tupperware (High Power Sales Inc.) — AGB 128 Turbo Twister — AGB 53 Twin Lakes Ranch Ministries — AGB 167
—U— Unstable — AGB 62 Urad Leather Cream — AGB 181
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Western College of Veterinary Medicine, U of S — AGEX 432 Western Development Museum — AGB 41 Western Financial Group — CUEP 623 Western Post Frame — CUEP 647-648 Western Producer, The — LINK 329-330 Western Vacation Club — BAN 503 What’s on Your Fork? — CUEP 742 Wheatheart Manufacturing — CUEP 667 Whispy Willow Tack & Western Wear — AGB 9,10,11 Wild West Outfitters (S & S Sales) — AGB 121 Wild Wire West — AGB 71 Winterbourne Alpaca — AGB 185 Wireless Cow Cam System, Livestock Monitoring, Farm Yard Security — CUEP 611, 612 Wizer Buildings — CUEP 853 Woll Cookware — CUEP 891-892 Woodfarm Woodworking Ltd. — AGB 186-189 www.biobeef.com — Exhibit Mall E6 www.fort-supply.com — Exhibit Mall E6
Valhalla Horse Enterprises — AGB 162-163 Verified Beef Production Program (VBP) — ANNEX A10 Viceroy / Jay West Country Homes Ltd. — CUEP 785 Visalus — Body by Vi 90 Day Challenege — AGB 142
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Walker’s Water Systems — CUEP 637 Wallenstein/Baumalight — CUEP 671-668 Watkins — AGB 105 West Country Photo Ltd. — AGB 176 Western Beef Development Centre — ANNEX A11
Yamaha Piano Centre — LINK 322 Young’s Equipment Inc. — Arena 5 A501 Your Link Inc. — CUEP 616, 617 Z99 — CUEP 872 Zactran — ANNEX A7
See you next year! November 11-16, 2013
November 2012
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