December 2011 - Charolais Banner

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National Champion Female
Cornerview Willow 7W • Sired by Sparrows Coach
National Reserve Champion Bull
Cornerview Xcalibre 27X
Sired by Sparrows Coach
National Heifer Calf Champion
Cornerview Your Fave 9Y
Sired by Sparrows Coach
National Reserve Heifer Calf Champion
Cornerview Yannis 18Y • Sired by Sparrows Coach
National Reserve Junior Champion Female
Miss Cedardale 44X • Sired by Sparrows Alcatraz
Sparrows Landmark 963W
Sired 3 of the 4 Bull Calf Champions at Agribition, Reserve Grand
Champion Bull and Reserve Junior Heifer Calf Champion at
Agribition, and Bull Calf & Heifer Calf Champions at Saskatoon Fall Fair
CML Encore 4Y
Edmonton Farnfair Legends of the Fall Supreme
Champion & Reserve Grand Champion Bull
Sired by Sparrows Sanchez
Vanscoy, Saskatchewan
306-668-4218
www.asparrowfarms.com
ROLLIN’ ACRES LIZZIE 7S • BECOMING A BREED LEGEND
TORONTO ROYAL NATIONAL SALE
Langstaff Charolais, ON
AGRIBITION
Medonte Charolais, ON; McCormack Family Farm, SK
ALBERTA SELECT
Grant Farms, AB; Hunter Charolais, MB; Rainalta Farms, AB; Billy Fleming, AB; Johnson Charolais, AB
PRIVATELY
Elder Charolais, SK; Wilgenbusch Charolais, SK; Harcourt Charolais, SK
Plan to attend our 2ND ANNUAL BULL SALE, March 3, 2012 at the farm
For more information give us a call
CLEAR LAKE CHAROLAIS
Box 9, Tiger Lily, AB T0G 2G0
780-674-5992 • [email protected]
Loretta Facette 780-305-8589 • Tim Facette 780-880-7766
John Fitzgerald 780-880-7762
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Charolais Banner • December 2011
December 2011
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Features
Candace By, Managing Editor
Autumn Prestige .........................................................................................8
Obituary – Murray Oram ..........................................................................12
Fall Show Highlights.................................................................................14
Maritime Show..........................................................................................18
Three Rules of Vaccination .......................................................................19
Charolais Calendar ....................................................................................31
Erin Show ..................................................................................................59
Expo Boeuf ................................................................................................62
Manitoba Livestock Expo .........................................................................63
Toronto Royal National Charolais Sale ....................................................64
Toronto Royal National Charolais Show .................................................65
Obituary – Dorothy Geddes .....................................................................67
Genotyping Technologies.........................................................................68
Farmfair .....................................................................................................70
Canadian Western Agribition Show........................................................71
Canadian Western Agribition Sale ..........................................................73
Alberta Select Show and Sale ..................................................................75
Sterling Collection.....................................................................................76
Susan Penner, Production/Design
Departments
From the Field .............................................................................................6
Du champ.....................................................................................................6
Canadian Charolais Youth Association News ...........................................7
Herd Health ..............................................................................................10
Breeder Profile – Medonte Charolais.......................................................20
Keeping Track............................................................................................27
Charolais Life.............................................................................................60
Industry Info..............................................................................................74
Calendar.....................................................................................................84
Index ..........................................................................................................86
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Legaarden finds out CSS
Sir Gridmaker 2W won
the RBC Beef Supreme
Champion at Canadian
Western Agribition.
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POINTS TO PONDER
From the Field
Helge By
Since my last
article nearly two
months ago,
things have been
steadily getting
more exciting in
the cattle business and in particular
the Charolais industry. I am writing
this just after another very successful
fall show circuit and just before the
December fall sales. The renewed
interest in Charolais by the rest of the
seedstock and commercial industry
has been very interesting. As Craig
Scott told me he feels in the industry’s
eyes it is once again cool to be in the
Charolais breed. Charolais have won
many Supreme Championships this
fall, including Supreme Bull at the big
one, Canadian Western Agribition.
The number of out of breed people
that have been asking questions,
requesting catalogues and going
through the Charolais barns has been
very encouraging. By the time you
read this we will know better how it
all turns out, but even if it isn’t this
fall the seeds have been planted and
we will see many new breeders
entering the breed.
Candace and I went to the National
Charolais show at the Toronto Royal
and we saw lots of enthusiasm and
excitement and a very solid sale. We
continued to Louisville, Kentucky for
the U.S. National Show. We had never
been to this show and really enjoyed
seeing it and many acquaintances we
hadn’t visited with in years. In the
National sale a bred heifer sold for
$76,000. The next day this heifer was
Grand Champion but the interesting
thing was that she sold to a prominent
Shorthorn and Club calf operation.
We were told that she will be flushed
to club calf bulls to produce Charcross
show calves. It is hard for me to get
my head around this industry, but I
heard a couple of weeks before this a
prospect calf out of a steer bull and a
Charolais cow had sold for $51,000, so
the economics are there. Even at
Agribition the high selling prospect
steer at $7,000 was a steer bull sired
Charcross. Silver does seem to be
becoming the favorite colour.
The commercial calf market has
been very strong with reports across
Canada of some great prices. The
futures have also been setting new
highs recently and all indication is
that this is not a short term situation.
One report out of the states headlined
that feeder cattle will get scarce. With
fewer numbers of cattle going forward
this will become an even bigger
problem. The tightest supplies will
happen when heifers start being held
back to rebuild the herd in Texas and
Oklahoma after the severe drought
this past year. A Canadian analyst
recently predicted that feeder calf
prices would move up strongly in the
next month and feed grain and corn
prices are expected to trend lower,
longer-term. This is all good news as
the feeders’ cost of gain will drop and
the new highs of the choice wholesale
beef prices have given the packing
industry better margins.
Many breeders have seen more
traffic through the bull pen earlier than
normal. There is greater interest in the
bull market and this should lead to
higher prices being paid in the spring
for the high quality Charolais bulls.
Don’t sell your bull pen short of its
profit potential. With the commercial
prices higher, now is the time for you
to reap some of the rewards being
paid to the industry.
Bull sale season is just around the
corner and now is the time to plan
your pictures, advertising and
promotion of your bull pen. Craig and
I will be hitting the road right after
the new year so contact us early.
All of us thank you for the support
over the past year and wish you a
very Merry Christmas and may 2012
be the most profitable Charolais
year ever.
Until next time,
Helge
POINTS À RÉFLÉCHIR
Du champ
Helge By
Les affaires de bétail étaient plus
passionnantes pendant les deux
derniers mois, en particulier dans
l’industrie du charolais. J’écris ceci juste
après une autre série d’expositions
d’automne réussie et juste avant les
ventes de décembre. L’intérêt renouvelé
pour le charolais est très intéressant. Il
se sent dans les yeux de l’industrie que
c’est de nouveau « cool » à être dans la
race du charolais indique Craig Scott.
Les charolais ont gagné beaucoup de
championnats suprêmes cet automne, y
compris Taureau suprême chez
Canadian Western Agribition.
Le nombre de personnes qui ne
possèdent pas le charolais qui a posé
des questions, a demandé les catalogues
de vente et a regardé par les granges du
charolais encourage très. Nous ne
savons pas en ce moment lesquelles de
ces personnes intéressées achèteront le
charolais, mais l’idée est là et nous
verrons beaucoup de nouveaux
éleveurs se lancer dans la race.
Candace et moi nous sommes allés à
l’exposition nationale du charolais à
Toronto Royal et nous avons vu
beaucoup d’enthousiasme, excitation et
une vente très solide. Nous avons
continué à Louisville, Kentucky pour
l’Exposition nationale des États-Unis.
Nous n’avions jamais été à cette
exposition et nous avons eu vraiment le
plaisir à voir l’exposition et beaucoup
de connaissances que nous n’avions pas
rendues visite avec en des années.
Dans la vente nationale une génisse
multipliée s’est vendue pour 76.000$.
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CANADIAN CHAROLAIS YOUTH ASSOCIATION NEWS
Semen Auction Success
Sarah Weinbender, Secretary
I am your
newly elected
Secretary on the
National Board.
This is my first
year on the
National Board and I am very excited
to experience what the National Board
is all about this year. I am currently
enrolled in my first year at the
University of Saskatchewan in the
College of Agriculture and
Bioresources, working towards a
degree in Animal Science.
I recently returned home from
Agribition 2011 in Regina. It was great
to meet up with old friends and even
meet some new youth and breeders in
the barns. Our annual Semen Auction
was held at the Agribition National
Sale. Great job to Kirstin for putting
CCYA National Board • [email protected]
President: Michael Hunter
780-581-9005 • [email protected]
Vice-President: Luke Marshall • [email protected]
Treasurer: Kirstin Sparrow • [email protected]
Secretary: Sarah Weinbender • [email protected]
Director: Autumn Jackson • [email protected]
Director: Travis Jozwiak • [email protected]
Director: Candace Alexander • [email protected]
Director: Michael Hogg • [email protected]
Le lendemain cette génisse était
couronné grande championne.
Intéressante qu’elle s’est vendue à un
opération de Shorthorn et de veau de
club. Nous avons été dits qu’elle sera
donneuse multipliée à des taureaux
pour produire les veaux croissé
Charolais. Il est difficile que j’obtienne
ma tête autour de cette industrie ; mais
j’ai entendu un couple des semaines
avant qu’un veau de perspective d’un
taureau de boeuf et d’une vache
charolaise avait vendues pour 51.000$,
ainsi sont là les sciences économiques.
Même chez Agribition le bouvillon de
perspective a vendu pour le plus haut
prix de 7.000$. Il était un boeuf
engendré par un taureau Charcross. La
couleur argent semble être la couleur de
favori.
Le marché commercial de veau a été
très fort avec des rapports à travers le
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together a great auction! The National
Board would like to send a huge
thank-you to our Semen Auction
sponsors: Elder Charolais Farms,
Wilgenbusch Charolais, McLeod
Livestock, Temple Farms, Clear Lake
Charolais, Hicks Charolais, Hunter
Charolais and High Bluff Stock
Farms as well as our Semen Auction
buyers: Gold-Bar Livestock, Whiskey
Hollow Cattle Co., Borderland Cattle
Co., Gilliland Bros. Charolais, Laurel
Creek Ranch, HEJ Charolais and
Harcourt Charolais. Without you the
Semen Auction would not have been
the success it was. All proceeds from
the Semen Auction go right back to
our youth. If you see any of these
breeders at an upcoming show or sale,
please don’t forget to thank them for
their support and generosity!
I hope everyone received their
Canadian Charolais Youth Newsletter
in the mail recently. The newsletter is
one way that the we keep youth up to
date with what is happening with
your National Board reps and
programs. Look for another in Spring!
Make sure to check out our website
youth.charolais.com/index.html for
updates on the Genetics Program, as
well as National Board Member bio’s
and more information!
Keep a look out for your National
Board members at upcoming
Charolais sales. We would love to
catch up and get to know the youth of
our industry! I hope everyone has a
Merry Christmas and a prosperous
New Year!
CCYA 2011 Conference Executive
President: Brandon Sparrow
Vice-Pres: Sarah Weinbender
Secretary: Kirstin Sparrow
Treasurer: Katie MacMillan
CCYA Provincial Presidents
AB: Russell Gallelli 403-804-7442
MB: Haylan Jackson 204-564-2547
ON: Candace Alexander 519-353-5029
SK: Brandon Sparrow 306-292-9820
CCYA Provincial Advisors
SK: Darwin Rosso 306-693-2384
ON: Katrina Coughlin 613-897-0044
MB: Donna Jackson 204-564-2547
Barb Airey 204-328-7103
AB: Loretta Paget 780-877-3985
Youth Coordinator:
Katrina Coughlin
[email protected]
Canada de quelques grands prix. Le
futur également avait placé de
nouvelles hautes récemment et toute
l’indication est que ce n’est pas une
situation à court terme. Un rapport qui
vient des États-Unis a mis en vedette
que le bétail de fabrication deviendra
rare. Les approvisionnements les plus
serrés se produiront quand des génisses
commencent à être tenues pour
reconstruire le troupeau dans le Texas et
l’Oklahoma après la sécheresse grave
l’année passée. Un analyste canadien a
récemment prévu que les prix de veau
d’engraissement augmenteraient
fortement le mois prochain. Aussi les
prix de céréale fourragère et de maïs
tendent plus bas pour le plus long
terme. C’est toutes les bonnes nouvelles
car le coût de gain des engraisseurs
chutera et les nouvelles hautes des prix
en vente en gros de boeuf ont donné les
marges mieux d’industrie d’emballage.
Plus tôt que la normale beaucoup
d’éleveurs ont vu plus de trafic par
l’enclos de taureau. Il y a un plus grand
intérêt pour le marché de taureau qui
devrait apporter des prix plus élevés
aux ventes ce printemps pour des
taureaux charolais de bonne qualité. Ne
vendez pas votre enclos de taureau
pour moins de son potentiel de profit.
La saison de vente de taureau arrive
bientôt et maintenant est l’heure de
projeter vos images et planifier la
promotion de votre enclos de taureau.
Craig et moi voyagerons bien après la
nouvelle année ainsi contactez-nous tôt.
Pour votre soutien nous vous
remercions et vous souhaitons un Noël
très joyeux. Laissez 2012 être l’année du
charolais la plus profitable que jamais.
À la prochaine,
Helge
UP NEARLY 20%
Autumn Prestige Sale
Autumn Prestige Sale
October 15, 2011 Lindsay, ON
Gross
Average
3 Cow/Calf Pairs
$12,650
10 Bred Cows
20,97
16 Bred Heifers
36,175
12 Heifer Calves
28,350
2 Bull Calves
5,700
$4,217
2,098
2,261
2,363
2,850
43 Lots
$2,415
$103,850
Auctioneer: Jeff Redmond
Blockman: Barry Potter
11 consignors were part of this
year’s annual sale. The quality was
good with a nice cross section of
bloodlines and types. A good crowd
filled the sale arena and saw cattle sell
into three provinces with higher top
end prices and the average up.
High Selling Cow/Calf Pair
Lot 1, KIRLENE MISS EVA WIND
7R (Polled, -.2 BW EPD), sired by
DJLM SRC Highwind 2H, out of a
SXK Mr Mountain Top 12C, bred to
Kirlene Dockage 58X. Sold for
CYPRESS HILLS
CHAROLAIS
BREEDERS
President: Darwin Rosso
Secretary/Treasurer: Murray Blake
Cedarlea Farms
Garner & Lori Deobald
Box 294, Hodgeville, SK S0H 2B0
T/F: 677-2589 • [email protected]
Wood River Charolais
Murray & Nicole Blake
Box 86, McCord, SK S0H 2T0
T: 478-2520 • [email protected]
N3 Stock Farms
Lyle & Lynn Wilson
Box 37, Admiral, SK S0N 0B0
T: 297-6263
Rosso Charolais
Darwin & Kevin Rosso
#78, 325 4 Ave. SW, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 5V2
T: 693-2384 • [email protected]
Char-Top Charolais
Glen & Lyn Sauder
Box 569, Gull Lake, SK S0N 1A0
T: 672-3979
Prairie Sky Farms
Lloyd & Christina Daniels
Box 185, Avonlea, SK S0H 0C0
T: 868-4429
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$2,400 to Ranch Du Coyote, Nedelec,
QC. Consigned by Kirlene Cattle
Co., Brighton.
Lot 2, KIRLENE THE DOCK 72Y
(Double Polled/s, 82 YW EPD), sired
by Kirlene Power Dock 12W. Sold
for $3,000 to Scott McFaul, L’AngeGardier, QC.
High Selling Bred Cow
Lot 13, LAND O’LAKES
MONTDUKE 22W (Polled, 0 BW EPD,
91 YW EPD, 22.7 Milk EPD), sired by
Land O’Lakes Montduke 77S, out of a
Land O’Lakes Chinook 35R daughter,
bred to Land O’Lakes Havana 3U.
Sold for $2,975 to Emily Simms,
Clarendon, QC. Consigned by Land
O’Lakes Charolais, Madoc.
High Selling Bred Heifers
Lot 46, SHARODON X SPECIAL
RUTH 8X (Polled, 27.6 Milk EPD),
sired by HBSF Specialist 108U, out of
an RC Budsmydad 225 Polled
daughter, bred to Sharodon Wyatt 3W.
Sold for $3,400 to Gary Hadwyn,
Cavan. Consigned by Sharodon Farms,
Peterborough.
Lot 31, BAKER FARMS 9X (Polled,
82 YW EPD), sired by Cedardale
Trademark 33T, out of a Land O’Lakes
Bobkat 26F daughter, bred to Gerrard
Montezuma. Sold for $2,950 to B Bar D
Charolais, Mount Forest. Consigned
by Baker Farms, Madoc.
High Selling Heifer Calves
Lot 45, SHARODON YUPPIE 6Y
(Polled, -.9 BW EPD, New York State
Fair Reserve Grand Champion), sired
by Sharodon Wyatt 3W, out of a
Cedardale Montana 3M daughter. Sold
for $4,400 to Mutrie Farms, Glenavon,
SK. Consigned by Sharodon Farms.
Lot 41, LAND O’LAKES BOBBIE 2Y
(Polled, 22.1 Milk EPD), sired by HBSF
Specialist 108U, out of a WCR Prime
Cut daughter. Sold for $4,100 to Hicks
Charolais, Arthur. Consigned by Land
O’Lakes Charolais.
Lot 21, ECHO SPRINGS
MIRABELLE 174Y (1/2 French), sired
by Rolling Acres Target 804U, out of a
PCFL San Antonio 131N daughter.
Sold for $3,450 to Kirlene Cattle Co.
Consigned by Echo Springs Charolais,
Hawkestone.
Gary Hadwyn
selected the high
selling bred heifer
Bryan Hicks purchased
two including the
second high selling
heifer calf
Bev Rae added a
good bred heifer to
his B Bar D herd
Emily Simms bought
another top female
in this year’s sale
Sofie Foster & Yves Marcoux were
consignors and buyers for their Ranch Du
Coyote herd
Arlene & Angela Hakkesteegt purchased a high
selling heifer calf for their Kirlene operation
Sharon and Tony Prentice were volume
buyers taking four
nationaL chamPion FemaLe
reserve nationaL chamPion buLL
cornerview Willow 7W
sparrows coach 467s daughter
cornerview Xcalibre 27X
coach son - semen rights owned by genex.
Possession owned by ForsYth bros. charoLais
nationaL chamPion buLL caLF
nationaL chamPion heiFer caLF
cornerview Young gun 2Y
rio blanco x coach purchased by
sunrise charoLais
cornerview Your Fave 19Y
sired by coach
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coach purchased by kirLene cattLe co.
1012 snake river Line, cobden, on k0J 1k0
brian, heather & family 613.646.9741
brett & stefanie 613.312.1378
[email protected]
www.cornverviewcharolais.com
At the Uppin’ the Ante Sale, ELDER CHAROLAIS purchased Xternal
Affairs 5X (Freedom bred Firewater) as the high selling bred heifer.
Congratulations on their purchase being crowned National Junior
Champion Female.
Also at Uppin’ the Ante
CM Cattle Co. purchased Medonte Risque 7R
(Freedom bred Firewater)
Echo Springs Charolais purchased Medonte
Xceptional 11X (Ad Invincible bred Revelation)
Taylor Charolais purchased Medonte Xclusively
4 Better 8X (Cigar bred Revelation)
Langstaff Charolais purchased Medonte Xrated 3X
(Freedom bred Firewater)
Canadian National Sale
EMB Charolais bought out our share of Medonte Too
Hot To Handle 14X (San Antonio bred Firewater)
MEDONTE XTERNAL AFFAIRS 5X
4967 Line 5, N RR 1, Hillsdale, ON L0L 1V0
Allan Brenda & Lindsay Miller • 705-835-3310
Shane & Allison Cramp • 705-835-7665
[email protected] • www.medonte.ca
All the best in 2012!
HERD HEALTH
Abortions in Beef Cattle
Roy Lewis, DVM
Abortion can
be one of the
greatest losses to
the cow-calf and
purebred beef
producer from
fall onwards. There are a great number
of causes for abortion. Unfortunately
some 24 - 50% of these causes go
undiagnosed. The article that follows
outlines the most common causes of
abortion in beef cattle and discusses
those factors that are responsible for
obtaining a definitive diagnosis.
Abortions may occur in the early
stages of pregnancy and are revealed
at pregnancy checking time as open
cows. If a high percentage of open
heifers or cows are found at this time
your veterinarian may want to pursue
various forms of testing to identify the
cause. If bull evaluation does not
reveal any deficiencies then the cow
herd becomes the focus. Nutritional
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status of the herd is questioned as
deficiencies of selenium, copper,
vitamin A, phosphorous, and iodine
can be responsible for open cows.
Should the open cows go for slaughter
the veterinarian may ask that the
reproductive tracts of these cows be
obtained, examined, and tested for
certain infectious reproductive diseases.
It is important to realize that
abortions stem from problems not
only with the individual fetus, but
with environmental and maternal
problems also.
Because most aborted fetuses do not
reveal any gross abnormalities, further
diagnostic workup is required to
identify the cause of death.
Microscopic evaluation of fetal tissues
and culturing of stomach contents are
two such workup procedures. It is
important that the aborted fetus be as
fresh as possible. This can be vital to
obtaining information.
Submission of the placenta doubles
the chances of a diagnosis. Once
again, it should be as fresh as
possible. The fetus and the placenta
should be placed in separate clean
plastic bags and kept cool. If the cow
still has some retained placenta it is
best to pull out this portion ensuring
it contains a cotyledon, snip it and
submit it. Obtaining a diagnosis from
aborted fetuses and placenta
contaminated with soil, straw, and
manure is truly a diagnostic challenge
and often unrewarding.
An abortion rate of two to three
percent over the latter stages of
pregnancy is considered normal.
However abortions which occur close
together may be a concern. Watch
closely around six months gestation
for telltale signs of abortion such as a
wet tail or retained placenta.
continued on page 17
Rollin’ AcReS oh YeAh 8X
2011 NATIONAL CHAMPION BULL • 2011 BOSS SHOW BULL OF THE YEAR
SUPREME CHAMPION Over All Breeds at Erin, Peterborough & Owen Sound shows
GRAND CHAMPION Meaford, Orangeville & Shelburne Shows
PCFL Ultimate 14R x PCFL Norduff 38H
15/16 French – OhYeah has the meat, docility and bone of the French
He is very sound and free moving and will add red meat to any program
Thank you to these progressive breeders who have already purchased semen:
• Wilgenbusch Charolais
• Clear Lake Charolais
• Kay R Charolais
• Ferme Louber
• Tri N Charolais
• Payne Livestock
Semen Available – 25 Straws/$1250
Whiskey Hollow
Cattle Co.
Gord & Shauneen Tomlinson
RR 4, Norwood, ON K0L 2V0
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Winning Genetics
For us and our customers…
Murray Oram
Reserve National Champion Female
Cedardale shadow 69s
Sharp Hills 26K – calf WDZ Firemaker 6062P
aGa X-TreMe Girl 67X
Cedardale Tyrant x Miss Cedardale 67T,
Produce of Dam winner at National & Agribition
Shows 2011, purchased in our 2008 sale.
Congratulations to Jamie Wade, All Girl Acres,
for showing X-Treme to be Champion Charolais
heifer at the Toronto Junior Beef Show and All
Girl Acres showing her to Reserve Junior
Champion Female at Agribition.
Miss Cedardale 44X
Sparrows Alcatraz x Cedardale Spellbound 7S,
purchased in our 2011 sale.
Congratulations to Jack Oattes, Oattes Charolais,
for showing 44X to Reserve National Junior
Female and Reserve Champion Charolais Heifer
at the Junior Beef Show at the Toronto Royal.
You, too, can let our
genetics work for you at our
9th Annual Bull & Heifer Sale, April 21st at the farm.
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edardale
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Nestleton, ON L0B 1L0
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Murray Oram, aged 60 years of
Central Butte, Saskatchewan, passed
away in a car accident Sunday,
November 27th, 2011. He was
predeceased by his father, Reg;
brother Chris and his wife Anne; and
by his wife, Barb. Murray is survived
by his three children: son Ryan
(Melissa), daughter Audra, and son
Cole (Cathy); grandchildren:
Christopher and Nicole, Greg and
Tristan; his very special friend,
Donna Brewster and her son and
daughter and their families; his
mother, Elizabeth (Betty); brothers
and sisters: Kathy Martin (Ken
Piller), Judy (Ian) MacMillan, Kim
(Don) Harder, Mark (Deb) Oram,
Kerry (Dianne) Oram and Shane
(Doris) Oram; and all his nieces,
nephews and their families.
His beginning goes back, as many
Charolais stories do, to a basis in 4-H.
In 1966 Murray raised a Charcross
4-H calf purchased from Wendel
Schinold. Murray started in the
Charolais breed in the late sixties and
was a founding member of the
original junior association in the
early 70s called the Canadian Youth
Charolais Association. He sat as the
junior representative on the SCA
board at the time as well.
Murray and his family were
Valley’s End Ranch and worked
closely with Edgar Philpott and the
Butte Lee Charolais operation when
they got started.
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NEWS
Fall Show Highlights
Charolais Wins All Breeds Bull Calf
Champion at Brandon
WHITECAP REVOLVER 69Y,
(DWK Till’s Echo 3N) exhibted by
Whitecap Charolais Moose Jaw was
named All Breeds Jackpot Bull Show
Champion in Manitoba Livestock
Expo, in Brandon.
Charolais Wins Supreme at
Lloydminster
CSS SIR GRIDMAKER 2W (KAYR
Grid Grid Iron 430S), exhibited by
Cedarlea Farms, Hodgeville, Char Mo
Charolais, Edmonton, AB and CSS
Charolais, Paynton was named
Supreme Champion bull at the
Lloydminster Stockade and Roundup
Show for the second year.
Charolais Wins Legends of the Fall
was crowned Legends of the Fall
Champion Bull at Farmfair 2011,
Edmonton, Alberta.
McLeod Wins Farmfair Junior Supreme
Megan McLeod, McLeod Livestock,
Cochrane, AB, won Supreme Champion Female in the Farmfair Junior
Show, in Edmonton, with CML PLD
Ginny 6U.
Charolais Win Supreme at Saskatoon
MVY WYNONA 95W (PCC Balistik
441P) exhibited by McAvoy Charolais,
Arelee, was named Supreme Champion
Female at Saskatoon Fall Fair 2011.
ROLLIN ACRES OH YEAH 8X
(PCFL Ultimate 14R) exhibited by
Rollin’ Acres Charolais, Shelbourne;
Whiskey Hollow Cattle Co., Norwood
and Loval Farms, Warkworth,
Ontario, was named Supreme
Champion Bull at the Erin Show,
Erin, Ontario.
Charolais Wins Supreme at
Maritimes Show
CORNERSTONE WHAT-A-GAL
2W (WCR Sir Fa Mac 2244) exhibited
by Cornerstone Charolais, Cornwall,
PEI won Supreme Female honours at
the Maritime Fall Fair in Halifax,
Nova Scotia.
Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
National Junior Beef Show
Charolais Highlights
Erin Briggs, EMB Charolais,
Hawkestone, was named Reserve
Champion Senior Showperson
MVY WYNONA 39Y (Pleasant
Dawn Hybrid 37W) exhibited by
McAvoy Charolais was named Reserve
Champion at this year’s Cinderella
Classic at Saskatoon Fall Fair.
Jamie Lea Wade, KLH County, was
named Reserve Champion Junior
Showperson
Charolais Wins Supreme at Erin
CML ENCORE 4Y, a Sparrows
Sanchez 715T son, exhibited by
McLeod Livestock, Balzac, Alberta,
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Brad MacIntyre, Huron County was
named Champion Intermediate
Showperson
Sparrows Receive SCA Honour Scroll
JMB Wins Reserve Supreme Bull Pen
at Canadian Western Agribition
Wade Beck, who presented the
award, said “The only thing Cam and
Kerrie Sparrow wanted to have said
about them was that they were too
young to receive a Saskatchewan
Charolais Association Honour Scroll”.
They are still young but have left their
mark on the Charolais industry not
only in Saskatchewan but across
Canada and around the world.
Besides having the high averaging
bull sale in Canada for many years
they have contributed their time and
talents to the Saskatchewan Charolais
Board with both of them being
secretary of the association for many
years combined. They have also been
big promoters of the Canadian
Charolais Youth Association and
helped with organizing of past
conferences. Cam also has been
president of the Saskatchewan
Charolais Association and the
Canadian Charolais Association. One
of his biggest impacts has been in the
revamping and building of the
promotional ads that have been used
in the past number of years in the
Cattlemen's Magazine.
Orams Receive SCA Honour Scroll
JMB BOOMER 108Y, JMB BOOMER
106Y and JMB BOOMER 101Y, all out
of SVY Kaboom Pld 7113T, with an
average weight of 1,228.7 lb. and an
average age of 319 days won the
Charolais division. This pen exhibited
by JMB Charolais, Brookdale,
Manitoba, went on to be Reserve
Supreme Pen.
Wilgenbusch Win Reserve Charolais
Pen at Agribition
JWX MR. BULLET 930Y, JWX
DREAM WALKING 601Y and JWX
BROKEN ARROW 179Y, all out of
JWX Silver Bullet 524W, with an
average weight of 1132.7 and an
average age of 308 days won Reserve
Charolais Pen. They were exhibited
by Wilgenbusch Charolais, Halbrite.
Mark, Dane, Kelsey and Deb Oram,
Valley’s End Ranch, Central Butte,
received an SCA Honour Scroll from
Orland Walker and Garner Deobald.
Mark and Deb Oram have been
dedicated supporters and workers for
the Charolais breed for decades. Mark
sat on the Saskatchewan Charolais
Association board of directors for 10
years with eight years as SecretaryTreasurer. He also sat on the
Canadian Charolais Association Board
for four years and has been a member
of numerous committees over the
years. Deb was instrumental in
producing the SCA Newsletter for
over six years. She has also been a
large part of the Canadian Charolais
Youth Association planning
committee whenever the conference
has been held in Saskatchewan. They
have not only been active at the
provincial and national level but they
and their family has been and still are
very involved with 4-H with Mark
being a leader for many years. They
have been tireless promoters of the
Charolais breed at all levels including
internationally with their genetics
finding their way to many countries.
Agribition’s Junior Beef Extreme
Challenge
LAE BAZINGA 113Y (Landmark
963W) exhibited by Calina Evans,
Horseshoe E Charolais, Kenaston, was
Champion Charolais in the Junior
Beef Extreme Challenge.
SVY FLIRTIN FOR CERTIN 133Y
(D R Revelation 467), exhibited by
Katie Serhienko, Serhienko/Voegeli
Cattle Co., Maymont, was Reserve
Champion Charolais.
CCYA Members Win Reserve Senior
Team Grooming at Agribition
Shae-Lynn and Shelby Evans,
Horseshoe E Charolais, Kenaston and
Emma Sparrow, A. Sparrow Farms,
Vanscoy took second place honours in
the Senior Team Grooming
Competition at Agribition. This is
quite an accomplishment considering
Shae-Lynn and Emma are only first
year seniors and Shelby has two years
left in the intermediate division.
Charolais Wins RBC Beef Supreme
Challenge Bull, Female Makes Top 10
CSS SIR GRIDMAKER 2W (KAYR
Grid Grid Iron 400S), exhibited by
Cedarlea Farms, Hodgeville; Char-Mo
Farms, Leduc, AB and CSS Charolais
Paynton, won the RBC Beef Supreme
Challenge at this year’s grand finale
Canadian Western Agribition Show.
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HERD HEALTH, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10
If several abortions have occurred together your
veterinarian will want to pursue several avenues in an
attempt to diagnose the problem. A history detailing
nutrition, vaccination protocol, introductions of new
heifers or cows to the herd, and the environmental
conditions are vital to understanding the nature of
the problem.
The body condition of those cows/heifers that have
aborted and their herd mates are evaluated. Aborted
cows and their herd mates will have blood samples
taken and one or two caruncles (uterine biopsies) may
be taken from recently aborted cows.
The most common infectious causes of abortion in
our region are IBR (Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis)
and BVD (Bovine Viral Diarrhea). IBR is a virus and
causes abortions primarily in the last trimester (6 to 9
months). Even though exposure may have been months
earlier, abortion usually does not occur until the sixth
month of gestation. Calves carried to full term may be
born weak.
The consequences of BVD infection depends on when
contact is made with the fetus. If the fetus is exposed to
the virus before 100 days of gestation, abortion and
mummification are the consequences. If contact with
the virus occurs in the middle third of the pregnancy,
congenital abnormalities of the nervous system and
eyes are evident. Contact in the last trimester of
pregnancy generally results in normal healthy calves
with titers against BVD or other times the fetus is born
alive but persistently infected meaning it is shedding
the BVD virus.
Other infectious causes of abortion include
leptospirosis, vibriosis, neospora, listeriosis, brucellosis,
and trichomoniasis. These are less common and
methods to prevent these causes would be dealt with at
the time of diagnosis. Now very accurate DNA tests on
blood semen from bulls or manure can help pinpoint if
infection is present.
It is pretty much standard for beef producers to
vaccinate for the IBR and BVD viruses. Two types of
products are available. A killed vaccine product is safe
to give pregnant animals but requires two shots the first
year and annual vaccination in subsequent years. The
second, a modified live vaccine, gives better immunity
than the killed vaccines, is less expensive and is best
given just before the breeding season. If the BVD and
IBR vaccine status is protective cows can even be
vaccinated in late pregnancy with most of the live
vaccines. Get the okay from your veterinarian first
before proceeding with this. The product that is chosen
is dependent upon the management practice of the
producer. Vaccines should be selected based on how
individual herd conditions mesh with the advantages
and disadvantages of the two types of vaccines. Most
research on the new vaccines prove fetal protection on
their labels.
Your local veterinarian can best advise you as to
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MVY WYNONA 95W (PCC Balistik 441P, calf - Pleasant Dawn Hybrid 37W), exhibited by McAvoy Charolais, Arelee,
made the Top Ten Finalists in the Female division.
CHARHAVEN / CORNERSTONE WIN
Maritime Charolais Show
Maritime Fall Fair
October 8, 2011 • Halifax, NS
Judge: Dale Black, St. Stephen, NB
12 entries (A BOSS Show)
Bulls Born in 2011
1. CHARHAVEN YAMAHA 111Y
(Bar J Silverado 14S), Charhaven
Farms, Cornwall, PEI;
2..CORNERSTONE YARIS 9Y
(Crosby’s Sir William 916W),
Cornerstone Charolais, Cornwall, PEI.
Champion Bull Calf
CHARHAVEN YAMAHA 111Y,
Charhaven Farms
Reserve Champion Bull Calf
CORNERSTONE YARIS 9Y,
Cornerstone Charolais
Grand Champion Bull
CHARHAVEN YAMAHA 111Y,
Charhaven Farms
Reserve Grand Champion Bull
CORNERSTONE YARIS 9Y,
Females Born in 2011
1. CORNERSTONE YOURS TRULY
Grand Champion Bull – CHARHAVEN
YAMAHA 111Y, Charhaven Farms
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7Y (LT Easy Blend 5125 Pld),
Cornerstone Charolais; 2. LXL SILVER
DOLLAR 3Y (Bar J Silverado 14S),
LXL Charolais, Haute Aboujagane,
NB; 3. LXL BABY-BEL 16Y (Bar J
Silverado 14S), LXL Charolais; 4.
CORNERSTONE YAMAGUCHI 5Y
(Sparrows Birmingham 758T),
Cornerstone Charolais; 5. LXL
CHIKITA 1Y (DBAR Intuition 805U),
LXL Charolais.
2W (WCR Sir Fa Mac 2244, calf-LT
Easy Blend 5125 Pld),
Champion Heifer Calf
CORNERSTONE YOURS TRULY 7Y,
Senior Champion Female
LXL BABY CHUNKER 9U, LXL
Charolais
Reserve Champion Heifer Calf
LXL SILVER DOLLAR 3Y,
LXL Charolais
Grand Champion Female
CORNERSTONE WHAT-A-GAL 2W,
Female Born in 2010
1. CHARHAVEN X-POSE 102X
(SVY AD Invincible P 745T),
Charhaven Farms
Reserve Grand Champion Female
LXL BABY CHUNKER 9U, LXL
Charolais
Junior Champion Female
CHARHAVEN X-POSE 102X,
Charhaven Farms
Female Born Prior to 2009 with Calf
LXL BABY CHUNKER 9U (DBAR
Survivor 220M, calf-Bar J Silverado
14S), LXL Charolais
Breeder’s Herd
Premier Breeder
Female Born in 2009 with Calf
1. CORNERSTONE WHAT-A-GAL
Premier Exhibitor
Grand Champion Female –
Reserve Grand Champion Female – LXL
BABY CHUNKER 9U, LXL Charolais
MANAGEMENT
The Three
Rules of
Vaccination
Bryan Hicks, DVM
Being both a veterinarian and a
Charolais breeder, I am asked regularly what vaccination
program I use on my own cows. It is the same program I
recommend to all my clients. I use a killed vaccine program,
namely Triangle 9 (not that I am promoting a specific
product). I vaccinate in the fall with Triangle 9 and a scour
vaccine. I vaccinate again with Triangle 9 in the spring prior
to turn out. The leptospirosis component of the vaccine will
protect against abortion while on pasture.
I have three rules for vaccinating.
Rule #1: Vaccinate with something because anything is
better than nothing.
Independent research studies indicate that a combination
of modified live vaccine (MLV) and killed vaccine given
three times gives the optimal protection. But disease
protection only needs to be adequate and you will never
see any difference in health issues between adequate
and optimal.
When calves where coming to town unvaccinated and
neither they nor their mothers had any immune status,
then the MLV stimulated a strong enough response to
protect the calf with one dose – even though a second was
recommended. But those days of animals with zero
exposure and immunity are gone - especially if you have
a vaccination history. All animals have some level of
immunity and any vaccine will elicit an adequate
immune response.
Rule #2: Vaccinate with something because anything is
better than nothing.
MLV vaccines should be given prior to breeding. But
sometimes life gets in the way and a birth, death, wedding
or special person gets between you and your program. In
contrast, killed vaccines may be given at any time to any
animal without any unfavourable response. I am long
enough in the tooth to remember using MLV vaccines to
abort feedlot heifers in the early days of vaccination.
These vaccines contained the same agents used in MLV
vaccines today.
I talk to people who missed vaccinating on time and then
quit because they had missed some animals. I talk to people
who thought they had vaccinated with a MLV vaccine, or
thought their employees had. They found out later that they
had a huge problem with abortions because no one had
vaccinated. I talk to people that have several abortions after
vaccinating who wonder “if the vaccine runs down the neck
after needling does it still work?”. Yes, I talk to a lot of
people. I also listen to them. I maintain that the risks of
MLV vaccines do not outweigh the perceived benefits. If you
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BREEDER PROFILE
Candace By
Medonte Charolais
Quality – Not Quantity – Is Their Motto
s
ome people consider a boat and
a tackle box their ideal
entertainment, but for Allan Miller, a
stock trailer and tack box is a source
of enjoyment.
Allan was raised on a farm with a
commercial cow operation. He never
participated in 4-H but when he was
16-18 years of age he took an interest
in purebreds. “The performance of the
Charolais was just so impressive, I
pressured my Dad to get some. He
bought a few over the next couple of
years and I bought my first female in
the fall of 1980 at a sale in Lindsay
from Bud Burgess of Wheelin’ B
Charolais,” Allan states.
In 1988 they bought one of the
family farms from Allan’s parents one
half mile down the road from where
his parents continue to farm. “Having
that family support over the years has
been essential.” In the spring of 1990
he took an A.I. course and has bred
his own cows ever since. “Conception
rates went up and there is a greater
sense of satisfaction breeding your
own and not relying on a unit
technician. With the cowherd
numbers, going out and spending
good money on a quality walking bull
couldn’t be justified, so A.I. was the
way to go. You also soon find out
which are your most fertile cows and
cull accordingly.”
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The addition of SVY
Freedom Pld 307N in the fall
of 2003 to the A.I. lineup has
had a huge impact on the
Medonte operation and he
was used again this year for
the 8th consecutive year.
“Freedom has had the ability
to produce a superior product
regardless of the type of
cow.” Last fall in the
Agribition sale, Medonte
were part of a group of
breeders that bought
the Canadian semen rights in
TR Mr Firewater 5759R. “His
impact has already been felt this fall,
with his service to sale heifers
averaging $5200. We anxiously await
his calves in early 2012.”
Embryo transplant is also being
used as a tool for advancement, with 5
or 6 Simmie x Red Angus commercial
cows used as recipients. The SVY FPF
Starstruck 569R cow is now in their
transplant program. She produced
two ET Freedom sired heifer calves in
2011 and they anticipate three more in
2012. She’ll be flushed again this fall
to Firewater and again to Freedom
after that.
“Right from the start it had to be
about quality not quantity. Brenda
and I have always worked full time
off the farm and we knew quantity
Allan and Brenda at Agribition in 2004
just wasn’t an option. We have
traveled to work together every day
25 miles to Barrie. Brenda has worked
in the office at Barrie Welding &
Machine for 30 years and I have
worked for the City of Barrie for 25
years this December. I started as a
labourer and applied for an opening
in the water department shortly after I
started. It was easy for farm kids to
get jobs because employers knew farm
kids weren’t afraid of a little hard
work. When I was 27, the supervisor
of the department retired and they
offered me the job. I didn’t even
apply. Looking back now, I was way
too young. I was supervising men 20
years my senior and that had been
there a lot longer. I survived by not
asking anybody to do anything I
wouldn’t do myself. You quickly
become thick skinned in a supervisory
position and I was burning out after
18 years in that position. Being able to
come home after a rough day at work
and work on the show string has
always been a source of stress relief. I was ready to quit and look for
something else when they created a
new position for me, Water
Operations Technical Advisor. It’s
great, now I review all proposed
water infrastructure, from building
permits, site plans, subdivision
development to redevelopment of
older areas. I’m out of the supervisory
role and am enjoying my work. Now
it’s all about the pension,” he says
with a grin.
With their full time employment
work load, they can only handle
20-25 females, but they have to be
really good.
“In 1995 we bought a truck and
trailer and we have been showing
ever since.” It was their daughter
Allison’s first year in 4-H. Back then,
it was nothing to do 12-15 shows each
year ending at the Royal Winter Fair
in Toronto. Many a Labour Day
weekend they would show in
Kinmount on Saturday, Orangeville
on Sunday and drive 4 hours to
Belleville to show on Monday; only
to be home to go to work Tuesday
morning. “The thought of it now
just blows me away,” Allan says
shaking his head in amazement of
their energy and dedication.
Although Allan was never in 4-H
and has some regrets about it, he
feels he has lived the whole
experience through Allison. “The
need to have good ones became
more important because I wanted
her to have a good one in the ring.”
Lindsay, their youngest daughter,
also knows good cattle and what it
takes to win, but doesn’t share the
interest in having an upfront,
participatory role. “She can sit in the
stands and tell us which animal
should have won the class, and
why, but the only time we’ll get her
to lead an animal in the ring is when
we don’t have enough people for a
group class and we can put her in
the middle. She’s much happier
looking after things at the stall.”
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In 2002, Allison was Champion
Showman in the National Junior Show
at the Toronto Royal. “It was such a
great moment, I think I had tears in
my eyes. I definitely lived the 4-H
experience through her.” Allan
attributes her success in part to the
CCYA program. He feels the kids that
do well in these competitions are the
purebred kids and it’s because of their
depth of training.
Not being in 4-H, they did have a
steep learning curve when they
started to show. Alan
Ross and family, of
Rossdale Charolais,
were a lot of help. They
used to travel the show
road together.
Everybody in the
Charolais business in
Ontario gets along.
There is no animosity
and everybody helps
each other out. “We
know that if we pull
together, everybody
benefits. There are
new people in the barn
showing at the Royal
for the first time this
year and that is good
for the breed.”
“Now we only do four to five
shows a year. It’s all about getting
ready for the Royal. If we could do it
in two to three shows we probably
would. We’re in a transition now.
Allison and Shane have small children
and we don’t take the normal 8-10
head we used to take to shows. Now
we only have four or five. We’ll
continue with this until the
grandchildren are a little older and I
can become the truck driver and cheer
on their involvement. Brenda has
Allison earned the Champion Intermediate Aggregate buckle at
CCYA 1998 in Brandon
Allison showed Medontes Lavender 6L at CCYA 2001 and received Reserve Heifer Calf Champion
Medonte Lace 7L won the Agribition First Lady Classic and went on the following year to be Reserve Grand Champion Female at The Royal
already transitioned to enjoying being
a grandmother more than enjoying
showing cows. Shane also has
purebred sheep and does well
breeding and showing them. The
future direction of Medonte Charolais
will depend on their interest.”
Allison and Shane live five miles
away and their two and a half year
old daughter, Brooklyn, can't go by
Grandma and Grandpa's house
without asking to stop. “It is always
on the way home from work and
Brooklyn wants to help me feed the
cattle – and she knows what gets fed
what. Many times Brooklyn is waiting
for us to get home from work so she
can help with chores. It won’t be long
Medonte Untouchable 8U was Reserve Senior Yearling Heifer Champion at CCYA 2009. She was
shown by Erin Briggs who has been partners and shown with Medonte over the years.
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and she will be on the show road with
us. Recently Allison went into her
room and saw her with a piece of
hose pointing it all around her
rocking horse. When she asked what
she was doing, the response was
‘washing cows just like Grandpa’,”
Allan shares with pride.
Son-in-law Shane Cramp shared
with philosphical amusement, “there
are two things that make Allan smile,
his cows and his grandkids.”
For the size of their herd, they have
done very well. They have competed
along side and above herds of
considerably larger numbers.
Brian, Wanda and Lyle Dudgeon
were also very helpful in their early
years on the show road. They were
instrumental in getting them to attend
Agribition for the first time in 1996.
They took a yearling heifer and won
the Upjohn All Breed Supreme
Championship, with Medonte
Elegance 7E. Allan thought it was all
too easy, but their focus on quality
was paying off.
In 2002, they had the Charolais
Champion in the 1st Lady Classic,
with Medonte Lace 7L. In both cases
these females stood second in class in
Allan volunteered to judge Team Grooming at CCYA 2009 in Peterborough
Allan, Allison and Lyndsay at the Royal 2011
Allan and Shane visit with Neil Gillies in Toronto
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the Charolais show and Allan was
very proud of their showing. At the
time they only had ten to twelve
cows in their herd and were able to
compete with the best in the country.
The show highlights don’t stop
there. In 2003 they exhibited the
Reserve Grand Champion Female,
with Medonte Lace 7L, and Reserve
Grand Champion Bull, with XAL
Letterhead 9L, at the Royal. In 2005
they exhibited the Grand Champion
Female, with Medonte Lace 7L, at the
NABC in London. Also in the fall of
2005 they were fortunate enough to
purchase SVY FPT Starstruck 569R in
the Agribition sale from Voegeli Bros
and Footprint Farms, as the high
selling lot. She went on to be
crowned Reserve Grand Champion
Female the following day at side of
her dam. In 2007 they exhibited the
Reserve National Champion Female,
with Medonte Rumours 9R, at the
Royal and sold a half interest in her
to Circle Cee Charolais, Lamont,
Alberta. They have continued to be
friends with the Cholaks and keep in
frequent contact. It is one of the
special bonuses they have
experienced in the business. The
friendships mean a lot.
“We sold the high selling bred
heifer to Elder Charolais at the
Uppin’ the Ante sale this year. We
want to have good cattle that we
know will go and do the job for their
new owners. We want to sell cattle
with a good conscience, knowing
they will go on and perform. I was so
happy she won National Junior
Female Champion for them. It’s what
we expect our cattle to do. I am sure
we have made new friends with the
Elders and will continue the
friendship for years to come,” Allan
states confidently. It is what he feels
the business is about, producing a
product that will keep producing,
building relationships between
people across the country.
This year they bred 31 and found it
just to be too many. Although it did
allow them the opportunity to offer
six breds in sales this fall through the
Uppin’ the Ante and the National
Sale at the Toronto Royal. Their cattle
averaged $3850 in the Uppin’ the
Ante sale and their high selling bred
heifer in the National sale
brought $7750.
The downsizing of their show
string had its disadvantages this
year. Allan felt he could have sold
four or five heifer calves as show
prospects this year. Through
diligent efforts to select and breed
stronger and improved cattle and
showing them to promote the herd
name with the quality, he has
created a demand for his product
that is now reaping the rewards.
Since the inception of their website
a year ago, they have received
inquiries for embryos and
seedstock. “We haven’t done
anything different. We have the
same quality and show history,
we’ve just raised our awareness and
profile a notch higher. The website
has been good for the program.”
So where does Medonte go from
here? Well, they will continue to
show and stress quality over
quantity. Until the grandchildren
become more involved the show
string may be smaller, but keeping
things in the family, Allan’s cousin,
Erin Briggs, has given them a fresh
sense of enthusiasm with her keen
sense of competitiveness. She's
filling that gap right now and I find
myself attending shows to watch
her compete, even if we don't have
cattle there. You know when the
Medonte crew comes to town, there
will be intense competition and the
cattle will be ready, but the warmth,
friendship and support they offer
fellow breeders only raises
everyone higher.
When you visit the Medonte
home, the love of Charolais is ever
present. Within arm’s reach of
“Allan’s chair” is a multi shelf book
stand with all the Charolais Banners
in it. “Looking back at some of
those issues in the 1980s, I wonder
what in the world we were
thinking! We have it right now
though with the maternal side of
the breed having made huge strides
in the last decade. We also need to
remember what made this breed
and that’s performance. We have to
ensure the paternal side of the
breed continues to make strides
with performance, while
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Allison shows at the National Charolais Show in Toronto 2011
Allan in the Championship drive at the Royal National Charolais Show 2011
Medonte External Affairs 5X, 2011 Canadian National Junior Champion Female
maintaining calving ease, and
keep Charolais in the
forefront with the commercial
cattlemen. Charolais have
been a big part of our lives for
over 30 years now and there's
no reason to believe they
won't continue to be for many
more years to come.
5 Allan showing at CWA, 2011
6 Brody Cramp is the latest addition to the crew
4 Medonte Charolais – Shane, Allison &
Brooklyn Cramp, Brenda, Lyndsey & Allan Miller
HERD HEALTH, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17
additional vaccines that may be
recommended against reproductive
diseases in your geographic area.
Purebred herd managers may need to
exercise particular caution as most
purebred herds are considered open
herds. Cattle are often taken to shows
and displays, all of which increases
their exposure to both respiratory and
reproductive diseases.
Many abortions are incidental and
due to trauma, stress, twinning,
maternal illness causing death of the
fetus, and congenital defects of the
fetus with subsequent abortion.
Therefore abortion is a common
encounter for many producers.
Cooperation between the producer,
the veterinarian and the lab will
maximize the opportunity to diagnose
the cause of an abortion. A diagnosis
is very important as future
recommendations are often based
upon this diagnosis. Preventive
measures can then be undertaken
where applicable. Keep in mind if
cattle are trucked, go to shows or
auction markets the additional stress
and potential exposure to disease can
cause the abortion rate to raise. Also
with purchased bred cattle try and get
some history of their vaccination
status against reproductive diseases.
3 RULES OF VACCINATION, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 19
smoke in the haymow long enough,
sooner or later you will burn the
barn down.
Rule #3: Vaccinate with something
because anything is better than nothing.
Killed vaccines come ready to use.
You should use the entire bottle at
once but if you don’t get done today
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you can finish tomorrow provided
you used a new needle to enter the
bottle each time. MLV vaccine should
be used within 6 hours. A rough
estimate is that 40% more MLV vaccine
gets mixed than used due to package
sizing. This is not such an issue in the
bigger herds but certainly has an
economic impact in the smaller groups.
A good working relationship with
your veterinarian means that you
follow his or her recommendations for
your herds’ needs and disease pressure.
If geography or circumstances do not
allow you to have such a relationship,
just remember the 3 rules of vaccination.
LOTS OF PEOPLE COME TO US
FOR INFORMATION
Craig Scott
Bus. 403-651-9441
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DECEMBER 2011
REGISTRY DEPARTMENT
REMINDERS
JUDY CUMMER
2012 memberships are due
January 1st, 2012 and will be
billed to your accounts on January
2nd, 2012, only if you have a valid
credit card on file or a credit for
the total amount in your account.
If the funds are not there you will
not receive your February
Charolais Banner.
2012 Whole Herd Enrollment is
due January 1st. Instructions will
be mailed/emailed to you.
Remember an N in the WHE
HOLD column enrolls your
females; a Y puts your female on
hold and does not enroll her.
Any enrollments received after
the deadline of January 1st, 2012
will be billed a late fee of $25.00
plus GST/HST, plus the regular
enrollment fee of $25.00 plus
GST/HST.
“W” heifers (2 year olds) need
to be enrolled by December 31st,
2011, any enrolled for the 2011
year after this date will be billed
late charges. Contact the office to
have them enrolled.
Please keep the office updated
on new credit card numbers,
expiry dates, mailing addresses,
phone numbers, and email
addresses.
Apple or Mac users will be able
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WHAT’S NEW
On the weekend of October 22, 23
& 24 the board of directors held their
fall meetings at the CCA office.
These meetings are the largest
face-to-face meetings conducted
through-out the year, also provincial
representatives attended and the
Strategic Planning Committee (SPC)
convening for the first time in
three years.
The SPC held meetings on the
first day with a series of questions
being listed for discussion and
possible outcomes with their
recommendations forwarded to the
BOD for consideration on the second
day. Between the two committees
approximately 10 hours was spent in
deliberation with the discussion
going to and fro on most topics.
Although we were not able to
unearth a magic bullet to cure all ills,
the recommendations that were
forthcoming could lead to some
positive results.
In a review of the all of the SPC
meetings since 1990 it was striking
how many of the same topics had
been thrashed out over a 20 year
period. Due to the length of the SPC
minutes they will be posted on the
CCA website in due course.
Other highlights included the
financial report presented by finance
chair Brent Saunders. Brent provided
an update on the year to date by
presenting the September month-end
figures, which revealed two areas
still unclear. The unrealized income
or loss which is derived from the
CCA’s investment portfolio has been
an item that our auditors have
included in our financial statements
for about 4 years now, and with all
of the financial upheaval in the
world today it literally has
performed like a yo-yo in the past
4-5 months. We had projected a
small positive income in 2011;
however as of the end of September
it was posting a loss. Where it ends
this year will not be known until
December 31. The BOD did pass a
motion that as of January 1, 2012 the
auditor’s unrealized profit/loss
requirement will not be included in a
yearly budget although it will still be
included in the audited financial
statements of the CCA.
The other item that is still unsure
is the number of “W” females that
will be enrolled before the end of
2011. As many breeders had bred
animals for the highly touted export
to Russia in 2010, which as yet has
not happened, the CCA considered it
reasonable to allow breeders until
the end of 2011 to determine which
of those heifers they would actually
retain in their herds.
John Wilgenbusch as chair of the
Breed Improvement Committee
(BIC) informed the BOD that
although he had nothing specific to
report at this time, Dr Bob Kemp as
the genetic consultant for the CCA
has been working on two developing
reports regarding EPDs and a
Residual Feed Intake proposal due
for the committee’s review in March.
to access the “online registry”
sometime early in the new-year.
Programming is in progress to
enable this.
New Disposal code sheets will
be mailed out to our members
and will be available to “online”
users shortly. We have
shortened the disposal code list
to make it easier.
The CCA
staff would like
to take this
opportunity to
wish all of our
members and
Charolais
friends an
enjoyable family
season.
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One of the SPC questions regarded
genomic research; Dr Kemp is also
reviewing.
The Ad & Promo committee
chaired by Wade Beck reported that a
new ad, a new poster and a new
brochure would be ready early in the
new-year.
Bryan Coughlin chairs two
committees – the Market
Development Committee (MDC) and
the Education, Youth and Export
Committee (EYEC)
The MDC is developing an updated
version of a Feeder Cattle Buyer’s
Handbook. The last time this
publication was printed was back
in Milton Weise’s time, probably
1992-1993. Basically it is a handbook
using a series of tables to calculate
break-even prices for feeder cattle.
We were approached approximately
one year ago by Andy Fowling, a
cattle buyer in southern Alberta,
with a suggestion that we spilt costs
on the production of a new version.
This version along with a smart
phone app should be ready early in
the new-year.
For the EYEC the focus of attention
at his time of year is the awarding of
CCA scholarships to the 2011
winning applicants. For background
information; in 2009 & 2010 the CCA
had recorded significant positive
positions on the audited financial
statements and as a result the BOD
agreed to commit $50,000 to the CCA
scholarship account at a BOD meeting
in June 2011. Coupling this amount
with $15,000.00 committed by the
50th Homecoming committee at the
conclusion of the 2010 event and the
$20,000 already in the account
provides an aggregate of $85,000. At
the same meeting it was agreed to
increase the scholarship amounts
from $500 to $1,000 starting in 2011.
Further action was taken as a result of
the fall meetings when the EYEC
agreed to increase the Dale Norheim
scholarship to $1,500 from $1,000.
The EYEC convened a meeting at
the National Show in Toronto and
decisions were made to award the
Dale Norheim scholarship to Megan
Rosso and two $1,000 scholarships to
Michael Hunter and Travis Jozwiak.
Also from the BOD meetings it was
agreed the CCA Annual General
Meeting (AGM) and the Canadian
Charolais Youth Association (CCYA)
Conference will run simultaneously
in Olds, Alberta, in 2012. This was
approved primarily to help reduce
costs and the intent is that the CCA
does not infringe on any activities
planned by the CCYA.
On an unrelated issue, DNA
requirements enshrined in the CCA
by-laws were enacted to protect the
authenticity of the herd book and
provide buyers with a reasonable
guarantee they are getting what they
paid for. They may seem onerous on
occasion and easily get put off for
another day; however they are the
biggest problem for breeders that we
encounter on a daily basis. Usually an
unexpected death occurs and the
consequences are always expensive
and sometimes involve a considerable
loss of income. Our recommendation
to any buyer/seller is to pull double
digit tail switch hairs and enclose
them in a regular envelope, mark the
tattoo on the envelope and store in a
shoe box in a reasonably dry place. If
the situation arises that DNA is
required it can be retrieved.
NEIL GILLIES
DÉCEMBRE 2011
RAPPELS DU
DÉPARTEMENT
D'ENREGISTREMENT
JUDY CUMMER
Les adhésions de 2012 sont du
le 1er janvier 2012. Si vous n’avez
pas une carte de crédit sur le
dossier de l’association ni vous
n’avez pas envoyé votre paiement
au bureau vous ne recevrez pas
votre abonnement de la revue
Charolais Banner.
L’enrolement complet de
troupeau « WHE » est aussi du le
1er janvier 2012. Les instructions
sont à la poste. Rappelez vous que
dans la colonne de ‘HOLD’, un
‘N’ enrol ou inscrit vos femelles.
Un ‘Y’ n’enrol pas vos femelles.
Les éleveurs vont payer les frais
de retards lorsque leurs
enrolements sont reçu au bureau
après le 1er janvier.
Génisses qui a deux an d’âge, né
pendant l’année ‘W’, peuvent être
enroler avant le 31 décembre 2011
pour le frais de 25$ plus le TPS. Si
vous enrolez vos femelles de la
lettre ‘W’ après le 31 décembre
2011 vous payerez le frais
d’enrolement plus le frais de
retard à enregistrer leur veaux.
Entrez en contact avec le bureau
ou Cynthia Beck à enroller vos
femelles de l’année ‘W’.
Svp mis à jour nous avec vos
détails de nouveaux chiffres de les
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La réunion d’automne du conseil
d’administration avait lieu en
octobre au bureau à Calgary. C’est la
seule réunion que le conseil a tête à
tête à l’exception de la réunion
annuelle. Les représentants
provinciaux ont assisté aux réunions
cette année ainsi que le Comité de
planification stratégique « SPC »
s'est réuni pour la première fois en
trois ans.
Le « SPC » a posé une série de
questions pour la discussion le
premier jour des réunions et il a fait
suivre à leurs recommandations
pour la considération du conseil
pendant le deuxième jour. Des
heures ont été passées discutant les
matières et pourraient mener à
quelques résultats positifs les
recommandations suggérées. Dans
un examen de toutes les réunions de
« SPC » depuis 1990, il étonnait
lesquelles des mêmes matières ont
été discutées sur une période de
vingt ans. Les détails de réunion de
« SPC » seront signalés sur le site
Web de CCA.
Directeur du Comité de finance
est Brent Saunders. Il a présenté que
nous avions projeté un petit revenu
positif pour 2011 mais à fin
septembre il y a une petite perte.
Ceci est provoqué par le portefeuille
de placement du CCA exécutant
comme un yo-yo ; le revenu ou la
perte n’est pas clair en raison du
bouleversement dans le monde.
Nous ne connaîtrons pas les figures
financières finales jusqu'au 31
décembre. Le conseil a adopté un
mouvement qu’au 1er janvier 2012 le
bénéfice de l'auditeur/condition
latents de perte ne sera pas inclus à
un budget annuel, bien qu'il soit
encore inclus dans le relevé de
compte financier du CCA.
John Wilgenbusch, directeur du
Comité d'amélioration de race
« BIC », a informé le conseil que DR
Bob Kemp, le conseiller génétique
pour le CCA, travaille sur deux
rapports en voie de développements
concernant les EPDs et une
proposition sur la résiduelle de
prise d'alimentation. Cette
proposition est due pour la revue
du comité en mars.
Le comité de relations publiques
présidé par Wade Beck a rapporté
qu'une nouvelle annonce, une
nouvelle affiche et une nouvelle
brochure seront prêtes tôt en
nouvel-année.
Bryan Coughlin préside deux
comités - le Comité de
développement du marché « MDC »
et le Comité d'éducation, de jeunesse
et d'exportation « EYEC ».
Le « MDC » développe le manuel
d'acheteur de bétail de fabrication «
Feeder Cattle Buyer’s Handbook ».
La dernière fois que cette
publication a été imprimée avait lieu
pendant le temps de Milton Weise
comme président, probablement
1992-1993. Fondamentalement c'est
un manuel en utilisant une série de
tables pour calculer des prix
équilibrés de bétail de fabrication.
cartes de crédits, les dates
d’expirations pour vos cartes de
crédits, vos nouvelles adresses
postales, adresses courriels ou
nouveaux numéro de téléphone.
Si vous avez un ordinateur
d’Apple ou Mac, vous pouvez
utiliser le système de
l’association ‘online’ dans la
nouvelle année. Les fournisseurs
de notre program
d’enregistrement travaillent
maintenant sur la
programmation.
Il y a une plus efficace
nouvelle liste de codes de
réforme. Elles sont à la poste et
pour les utilisateurs de notre
système ‘online’ elle sera bientôt
disponible.
Le personnel de
l’association vous
souhaite une
saison de Noël
et de famille
merveilleuse.
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Nous avons été approchés par Andy
Fowling, un acheteur de bétail dans
Alberta. Il a proposé que nous
partagions les coûts de production
d'une nouvelle version. Cette version
avec une application du téléphone
intelligent devrait être prête tôt en
nouvel-année.
Attribuer les bourses de CCA aux
candidats réussis est le centre
d’attention cette fois d'année pour «
l'EYEC ». À vous mis à jour, en 2009
et 2010 le CCA a eu des positions
positives significatives sur le relevé
de compte financier audité. En raison
de la position financière du CCA, en
juin de 2011 le conseil
d'administration accepté pour
engager 50.000$ au compte de bourse
de CCA, ajoutant aux 20.000$ déjà là.
À la conclusion de la célébration du
cinquantième anniversaire du CCA
en 2010, le comité d'organisation de la
célébration a donné 15.000$. Cela
apporte le montant total du compte
de bourse de CCA à 85.000$. La
quantité de bourse indiquée aux
étudiants est 1000$. L'EYEC était
également augmenté la bourse de
Dale Norheim de 1000$ à 1500$.
L'EYEC a eu une réunion à
l'exposition nationale à Toronto et
décidée à donner la bourse de Dale
Norheim à Megan Rosso. Les deux
bourses de 1000$ vont à Michael
Hunter et Travis Jozwiak.
En outre des réunions du conseil on
l'a convenu que l'assemblée générale
annuelle de CCA (AGM) et la
conférence canadienne de
l'association de la jeunesse du
charolais (CCYA) soient tenues
simultanément dans Olds, Alberta, en
2012. Ceci a été approuvé
principalement pour aider à réduire
des coûts et l'intention est que le CCA
ne viole sur aucune activité prévue
par le CCYA.
Un nombre qui est encore peu clair
pour l'association est le nombre de
femelles de l’année « W » qui seront
enroles avant le 31 décembre 2011.
Beaucoup d’éleveurs ont maintenu
des femelles pour l'exportation vers la
Russie qui ne s'est pas encore
produite. Le CCA l'a considéré
raisonnable pour permettre aux
éleveurs de déterminer quelles
femelles ils ont voulu garder dans
leurs troupeaux à la fin de 2011.
L'ADN est l'un des plus grands
problèmes pour les sélectionneurs
que nous rencontrons
quotidiennement. Oui les conditions
d'ADN peuvent sembler onéreuses
occasionnellement et sont faciles à
mettre au loin pour un autre jour ;
cependant l'authenticité de notre livre
de troupeau fournit à des acheteurs
une garantie raisonnable
qu'obtiennent ils ce qu'ils ont payé.
Les conséquences sont chères de ne
pas avoir l'ADN sur le dossier et
peuvent impliquer une perte
considérable dans le revenu si vous
ne pouvez pas enregistrer un animal
parce qu'il n'y a aucune ADN sur le
dossier. Notre recommandation à
n'importe quel sélectionneur,
acheteur ou vendeur est de tirer des
poiles, les mis dans un enveloppe
régulière, d'écrire le tatouage sur
l'enveloppe et le stocker dans un
endroit sec. Si une situation surgit
que l'ADN est exigé, il peut être
facilement recherché et vous sauvez
beaucoup de temps, l'argent et le mal
à la tête !
NEIL GILLIES
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“Tip the Scale Angus &
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Pro-Char 1st Annual
Bull Sale, Glenevis
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Co. Bull Sale, Regina
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March 16, 2:00 p.m. at Rolling D Charolais • Dropmore, Manitoba
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Box 390, Kenaston, SK S0G 2N0
T: (306) 252-2246 F: (306) 252-2009
[email protected] • www.horseshoeecharolais.com
APRIL 2012
FEBRUARY 2012
S
M
T
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
W
1
8
15
22
29
T
2
9
16
23
F
3
10
17
24
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4
11
18
25
MARCH 2012
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
6
7
8
9
Dec. 15
4
Dec. 22
FRIDAY
Dec. 12
5
Dec. 16
6
Dec. 17
7
Dec. 18
12
Dec. 23
Dec. 19
8
Char Power Bull Sale, Veteran
13
Dec. 24
14
Dec. 25
21
Jan. 1
15
Dec. 26
Dec. 29
19
Dec. 30
20
Dec. 31
22
Jan. 2
Jan. 5
Best of the Breeds, Leross
26
Jan. 6
Harvie Ranching
Bull Sale, Olds
27
Jan. 7
Steppler Farms Ltd. 1st Annual
Bull Sale, Miami
28
Jan. 8
Hi Weigh Breeders Bull Sale,
Neepawa
Dec. 20
9
3
29
Jan. 9
McKeary & Guest
Bull Sale, Brooks
Elder Charolais Bull Sale,
Coronach
10
A. Sparrow Farms
Bull Sale, Vanscoy
Northern Classic
Bull Sale, Grand Prairie
16
Dec. 27
23
Jan. 3
W
4
11
18
25
T
5
12
19
26
F
6
13
20
27
S
7
14
21
28
Dec. 14
30
Jan. 10
Dec. 21
Range Ready Bull
Sale, Yorkton
Horseshoe E Bull Sale,
Moose Jaw
Dec. 28
St. Patrick’s Day
Sandan Charolais Bull Sale, Erskine
Pleasant Dawn Farms Bull Sale, Virden
Lanoie Bros. Charolais Bull Sale, Moose Jaw
Rollin' Acres & Patton Charolais
Bull Sale, Hanover
17
24
Jan. 4
31
Jan. 11
Forsyth/TeeMJay Bull Sale, Ashern
Southland Breeders, Rockglen
North of the 53rd Bull Sale, Paynton
Transcon's Mountainview Angus & Charolais
Diamond W
Bull Sale, Minitonas
Maple Leaf Charolais
Bull Sale, Lakedell
Wawedash Farms Bull Sale,
Veteran
25
Dec. 13
2
T
3
10
17
24
SATURDAY
Northern Alliance
Bull Sale, Spiritwood
Double L Ranch
Family Tradition Bull Sale,
Dropmore
McTavish Charolais
Bull Sale, Moosomin
18
M
2
9
16
23
30
High Country Bull Sale,
Pincher Creek
Clear Lake Charolais Bull Sale,
Tiger Lily
Palmer Charolais
Bull Sale, Bladworth
11
THURSDAY
1
Moon Phases
March 8 ................Full Moon
March 14 ..............Last Quarter
March 22 ..............New Moon
March 30 ..............1st Quarter
S
1
8
15
22
29
Perrot-Martin Charolais Bull
Sale, Naicam
Gilliland Charolais
Bull Sale, Alameda
Impact Bull Sale, Saskatoon
High Point Bull Sale,
Singhampton
MAY 2012
MARCH 2012
S
M
T
W
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
T
1
8
15
22
29
F
2
9
16
23
30
S
3
10
17
24
31
APRIL 2012
SUNDAY
1
MONDAY
Jan. 12
2
Cattlemen's Classic Bull Sale,
Virden
8
Jan. 19
TUESDAY
Jan. 13
North of the 49th
Bull Sale, Halbrite
9
Jan. 20
16
Jan. 27
WEDNESDAY
Jan. 14
3
Cedarlea Farms Bull Sale,
Hodgeville
10
Jan. 21
17
Jan. 28
4
Jan. 15
15
5
White Cap/Rosso Bull Sale,
Moose Jaw
11
Jan. 22
18
Jan. 29
Easter Sunday
Jan. 26
THURSDAY
M
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
FRIDAY
Jan. 16
6
Hunter Charolais
Bull Sale, Roblin
12
S
Jan. 23
T
1
8
15
22
29
W
2
9
16
23
30
T
3
10
17
24
31
F
4
11
18
25
S
5
12
19
26
SATURDAY
Jan. 17
Good Friday
Jan. 18
7
Saunders Charolais
Bull Sale, Keady
Vermillionaires, Vermilion
13
Jan. 24
14
Jan. 25
20
Jan. 31
21
Feb. 1
Size Matters Bull Sale, Canora
19
Jan. 30
Cornerstone Bull Sale,
Whitewood
22
Feb. 2
29
Feb. 9
23
30
Feb. 3
Feb.10
24
Feb. 4
25
Feb. 5
26
Feb. 6
27
Feb. 7
28
Feb. 8
Moon Phases
April 6 ..................Full Moon
April 13 ................Last Quarter
April 21 ................New Moon
April 29 ................1st Quarter
6
7
8
9
Increase your program’s profile.
Be part of the 46th Annual Herdsire Edition.
Craig Scott
Res 403-507-2258
Cell 403-651-9441
Helge By
Bus 306-546-3940
Cell 306-536-4261
JUNE 2012
APRIL 2012
S
1
8
15
22
29
M
2
9
16
23
30
T
3
10
17
24
W
4
11
18
25
T
5
12
19
26
F
6
13
20
27
S
7
14
21
28
MAY 2012
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Moon Phases
May 5 ....................Full Moon
May 12 ..................Last Quarter
May 20 ..................New Moon
May 28 ..................1st Quarter
6
7
8
9
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
S
M
T
W
T
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
FRIDAY
F
1
8
15
22
29
S
2
9
16
23
30
SATURDAY
1
Feb.11
2
Feb. 12
3
Feb. 13
4
Feb. 14
5
Feb. 15
6
Feb. 16
7
Feb. 17
8
Feb. 18
9
Feb. 19
10
Feb. 20
11
Feb. 21
12
Feb. 22
13
Feb. 23
14
Feb. 24
15
Feb. 25
16
Feb. 26
17
Feb. 27
18
Feb. 28
19
Mar. 1
25
Mar. 7
26
Mar. 8
Mother’s Day
20
Mar. 2
27
Mar. 9
2012 Calving Data due
21
Mar. 3
22
Mar. 4
23
Mar. 5
24
Mar. 6
29
Mar. 11
30
Mar. 12
31
Mar. 13
Victoria Day
28
Mar. 10
E
Saskatchewan Charolais Association
BAR 7 EASY
CHAROLAIS
Pat Silbernagel
Site 5, Box 7, RR1, Bowden, AB T0M
0K0 • Ph. 403/224-2027
“Specializing in Full French Cattle”
Orland Walker, President
Donna Ross, Vice President
306-865-3953
306-267-4986
Layne Evans
Glen Mangels
306-252-2246
306-769-4131
Greg Gilliland
Mike McAvoy
306-928-4841
306-237-4464
Visit us at www.charolaisbanner.com
Dave Blechinger, Sec/Treas
306-882-4081
Dennis Metz
306-731-2800
Carey Weinbender
306-563-6678
Photo by Jill Sparrow, Vanscoy
Experience the warmth of Saskatchewan and its people.
Attend the SCA Annual Meeting in June and tour some herds across the province.
JULY 2012
MAY 2012
S
M
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
T
1
8
15
22
29
W
2
9
16
23
30
T
3
10
17
24
31
F
4
11
18
25
S
5
12
19
26
S
1
8
15
22
29
JUNE 2012
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
Moon Phases
June 4 ..................Full Moon
June 11 ................Last Quarter
June 19 ................New Moon
June 26 ................1st Quarter
M
2
9
16
23
30
6
7
8
9
T
3
10
17
24
31
W
4
11
18
25
T
5
12
19
26
F
6
13
20
27
S
7
14
21
28
SATURDAY
Mar. 14
2
Mar. 15
3
Mar. 16
4
Mar. 17
5
Mar. 18
6
Mar. 19
7
Mar. 20
8
Mar. 21
9
Mar. 22
10
Mar. 23
11
Mar. 24
12
Mar. 25
13
Mar. 26
14
Mar. 27
15
Mar. 28
16
Mar. 29
17
Mar. 30
18
Mar. 31
19
Apr. 1
20
Apr. 2
21
Apr. 3
22
Apr. 4
23
Apr. 5
25
Apr. 7
26
Apr. 8
27
Apr. 9
28
Apr. 10
29
Apr. 11
30
Apr. 12
Father’s Day
24
Apr. 6
Alberta Charolais
www.albertacharolais.com
2011-2012 ACA Board of Directors
We invite you to visit our many breeders and watch for these events in 2012:
• Canadian Charolais Youth Conference and Show, July 9-13, Olds
• Alberta Designate Show, Olds
• Alberta Select Bull & Female Sale, Farmfair Internation, Edmonton
Juniors don’t forget to apply for the two $500 scholarships
Back row: Sven Jensen, Warburg; Tim Facette, Tiger Lily; Wade
Meakin, Westlock; David Prokuda, Glenevis;
Bob Burla, Salmon Arm; Darryl Shuttelworth, Balzac.
Front Row: Don Grant, Bowden; Frank Cholak, Lamont
(1st Vice President); Lyle Bignell, Stettler (President);
Jeralyn Rasmussen, Innisfail (2nd Vice President);
Tracee Vikse, Donalda.
Photo by Luke Marshall
AUGUST 2012
JUNE 2012
S
M
T
W
T
3
10
17
24
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
F
1
8
15
22
29
S
2
9
16
23
30
JULY 2012
SUNDAY
1
MONDAY
Apr. 13
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
S
M
T
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
FRIDAY
W
1
8
15
22
29
T
2
9
16
23
30
F
3
10
17
24
31
S
4
11
18
25
SATURDAY
2
Apr. 14
3
Apr. 15
4
Apr. 16
5
Apr. 17
6
Apr. 18
7
Apr. 19
9
Apr. 21
10
Apr. 22
11
Apr. 23
12
Apr. 24
13
Apr. 25
14
Apr. 26
Canada Day
8
Apr. 20
15
Apr. 27
22
29
CCYA Conference
CCYA Conference
CCYA Conference
CCYA Conference
16
Apr. 28
17
Apr. 29
18
Apr. 30
19
May 1
20
May 2
21
May 3
May 4
23
May 5
24
May 6
25
May 7
26
May 8
27
May 9
28
May 10
May 11
30
May 12
31
May 13
CCYA Show, Olds
Moon Phases
July 3 ....................Full Moon
July 10 ..................Last Quarter
July 19 ..................New Moon
July 26 ..................1st Quarter
6
7
8
9
Wendall & Leanne Weston
Whitney, Nicholas & Brock • Box 206, Maidstone, SK S0M 1M0
Tel/Fax: (306) 893-4510
SEPTEMBER 2012
JULY 2012
S
1
8
15
22
29
M
2
9
16
23
30
T
3
10
17
24
31
W
4
11
18
25
T
5
12
19
26
F
6
13
20
27
S
7
14
21
28
AUGUST 2012
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
1
Moon Phases
Aug. 1 & 31 ..........Full Moon
Aug. 9....................Last Quarter
Aug. 17..................New Moon
Aug. 24..................1st Quarter
S
6
7
8
9
May 14
THURSDAY
M
T
W
T
F
2
3
9
10
16 17
23
/30 24
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
FRIDAY
S
1
8
15
22
29
SATURDAY
2
May 15
3
May 16
4
May 17
Deadline for adding/removing
fall calving females from WHE
5
May 18
7
May 20
8
May 21
9
May 22
10
May 23
11
May 24
12
May 25
13
May 26
14
May 27
15
May 28
16
May 29
17
May 30
18
May 31
19
June 1
20
June 2
21
June 3
22
June 4
23
June 5
24
June 6
25
June 7
26
June 8
27
June 9
28
June 10
29
June 11
30
June 12
31
June 13
6
May 19
Civic Holiday
Ferme Réal Poirier
et Fils
Éleveurs Charolais
(418) 599-2392
1064 rg St-Pierre, Ste-Agathe de Lotbinière
OCTOBER 2012
AUGUST 2012
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T
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
W
1
8
15
22
29
T
2
9
16
23
30
F
3
10
17
24
31
S
4
11
18
25
S
SEPTEMBER 2012
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
7
14
21
28
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
T
2
9
16
23
30
1
7
8
9
6
2
June 15
9
June 22
10
16
June 29
23/30
July 6
July 13
June 16
W
3
10
17
24
31
T
4
11
18
25
F
5
12
19
26
S
6
13
20
27
SATURDAY
Moon Phases
Sept. 8 ..................Last Quarter
Sept. 15 ................New Moon
Sept. 22 ................1st Quarter
Sept. 29 ................Full Moon
M
1
8
15
22
29
June 14
4
June 17
5
June 18
6
June 19
7
June 20
8
June 21
June 23
11
June 24
12
June 25
13
June 26
14
June 27
15
June 28
17
June 30
18
July 1
19
July 2
20
July 3
21
July 4
22
July 5
24
July 7
25
July 8
26
July 9
27
July 10
28
July 11
29
July 12
3
Labour Day
ONTARIO
Yours to discover
Ontario’s many Charolais breeders invite you to tour their herds and attend the myriad of shows they sponsor.
Visit www.ontariocharolais.com for a listing of all Ontario Charolais breeders and upcoming events – it’s a happening place!
Doris Aitken, Secretary/Treasurer
RR 3, Mount Forest, ON N0G 2L0
Tel 519-323-2538 Fax 519-323-4053
Whitewater
Charolais
2001 Kerr Line RR 1, Foresters Falls, ON K0J 1V0
Kurtis Black
H 613.646.2120 • C 613.732.6129
NOVEMBER 2012
SEPTEMBER 2012
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2
3
9
10
16 17
23
/30 24
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
S
1
8
15
22
29
OCTOBER 2012
SUNDAY
MONDAY
Moon Phases
October 8 ..............Last Quarter
October 15 ............New Moon
October 21 ............1st Quarter
October 29 ............Full Moon
7
8
9
6
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
S
M
T
W
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
FRIDAY
T
1
8
15
22
29
F
2
9
16
23
30
S
3
10
17
24
SATURDAY
1
July 14
2
July 15
3
July 16
4
July 17
5
July 18
6
July 19
8
July 21
9
July 22
10
July 23
11
July 24
12
July 25
13
July 26
7
July 20
14
July 27
15
July 28
16
July 29
17
July 30
18
July 31
19
Aug. 1
20
Aug. 2
21
Aug. 3
22
Aug. 4
23
Aug. 5
24
Aug. 6
25
Aug. 7
26
Aug. 8
27
Aug. 9
28
Aug. 10
29
Aug. 11
30
Aug. 12
31
Aug. 13
Thanksgiving Day
Weaning Data due
Hallowe’en
Merv, Joanne, Jesse & Brittni
Nykoliation
Box 899, Lenore, MB R0M 1E0
204/838-2107
DECEMBER 2012
OCTOBER 2012
S
7
14
21
28
M
1
8
15
22
29
T
2
9
16
23
30
W
3
10
17
24
31
T
4
11
18
25
F
5
12
19
26
S
6
13
20
27
NOVEMBER 2012
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
1
Moon Phases
Nov. 6....................Last Quarter
Nov. 13..................New Moon
Nov. 20..................1st Quarter
Nov. 28..................Full Moon
S
7
8
9
6
M
T
W
T
F
2
3
9
10
16 17
23
/30 24/31
4
11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
FRIDAY
S
1
8
15
22
29
SATURDAY
Aug. 14
2
Aug. 15
3
Aug. 16
4
Aug. 17
5
Aug. 18
6
Aug. 19
7
Aug. 20
8
Aug. 21
9
Aug. 22
10
Aug. 23
11
Aug. 24
12
Aug. 25
13
Aug. 26
14
Aug. 27
15
Aug. 28
16
Aug. 29
17
Aug. 30
24
Sept. 6
Remembrance Day
18
Aug. 31
19
Sept. 1
20
Sept. 2
21
Sept. 3
22
Sept. 4
23
Sept. 5
25
Sept. 7
26
Sept. 8
27
Sept. 9
28
Sept. 10
29
Sept. 11
30
Sept. 12
Cedarlea Farms
Garner & Lori Deobald
Box 294, Hodgeville, SK S0H 2B0
Phone/Fax
(306) 677-2589
[email protected]
David & Kristina Prokuda
Box 275, Glenevis, AB T0E 0X0 • (780) 665-3450
[email protected] • www.prochar.ca
JANUARY 2013
NOVEMBER 2012
S
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11
18
25
5
12
19
26
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
T
1
8
15
22
29
F
2
9
16
23
30
S
3
10
17
24
DECEMBER 2012
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
M
6
13
20
27
7
14
21
28
FRIDAY
T
1
8
15
22
29
W
2
9
16
23
30
T
3
10
17
24
31
F
4
11
18
25
S
5
12
19
26
SATURDAY
1
Moon Phases
Dec. 6 ....................Last Quarter
Dec. 13 ..................New Moon
Dec. 20 ..................1st Quarter
Dec. 28 ..................Full Moon
S
7
8
9
6
Sept. 13
2
Sept. 14
3
Sept. 15
4
Sept. 16
5
Sept. 17
6
Sept. 18
7
Sept. 19
8
Sept. 20
9
Sept. 21
10
Sept. 22
11
Sept. 23
12
Sept. 24
13
Sept. 25
14
Sept. 26
15
Sept. 27
16
Sept. 28
17
Sept. 29
18
Sept. 30
19
Oct. 1
20
Oct. 2
21
Oct. 3
22
Oct. 4
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
25
Oct. 7
26
Oct. 8
27
Oct. 9
28
Oct. 10
29
Oct. 11
23/30
Oct. 5
Oct. 12
24/31
Christmas Eve
New Years Eve
Christmas Day
Boxing Day
ADVERTISER’S INDEX
ALBERTA CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION
BOX 4, SITE 13, RR1, BOWDEN, AB T0M 0K0
(403) 556-2695
(JULY)
AMABEC CHAROLAIS
RR1, WARKWORTH, ON K0K 3K0
(705) 924-2936
(OCTOBER)
ANCHOR J CHAROLAIS
RR1, COCHRANE, AB T4C 1A1
(403) 637-2240
(JULY)
ASPENDALE CHAROLAIS
BOX 460, ASQUITH, SK S0K 0J0
(306) 329-4414
(JUNE)
BAR PUNCH RANCH
BOX 418, MEDICINE HAT, AB T1A 7G2
(403) 528-4150
(DECEMBER)
BAR 7 EASY CHAROLAIS
SITE 5 BOX 7 RR 1, BOWDEN, AB T0M 0K0
(403) 224-2027
(JUNE)
B BAR D CHAROLAIS
RR 2, MOUNT FOREST, ON N0G 2L0
(519) 323-1270
(NOVEMBER)
BAR H CHAROLAIS
BOX 459, GRENFELL, SK S0G 2B0
(306) 697-2901
(JUNE)
BEAVER CREEK CHAROLAIS
BOX 1664, VIRDEN, MB R0M 2C0
(204) 748-1265
(JANUARY)
BECK FARMS
BOX 5, LANG, SK S0G 2W0
(306) 436-4600 • 436-4564 • 436-4503 • 538-2051
(NOV)
BE-RICH FARMS
RR#2, KITSCOTY, AB T0B 2P0
(780) 846-2643
(MARCH)
BLACKBERN CHAROLAIS FARM
2056 KERR LINE, RR 1, FORESTER’S FALLS, ON K0J 1V0
(613) 646-2673
(OCTOBER)
BO-JAN ENTERPRISES
BOX 9, SYLVANIA, SK S0E 1S0
(306) 873-5220
(JULY)
BORDERLAND CATTLE COMPANY
BOX 418, ROCKGLEN, SK S0H 3R0
(306) 476-2439
(JULY)
BRICNEY STOCK FARM
BOX 206, MAIDSTONE, SK S0M 1M0
(306) 893-4510
(AUGUST)
BRIDOR CHAROLAIS
RR#3, MOUNT FOREST, ON N0G 2L0
(519) 323-2538
(OCTOBER)
BRIMNER CATTLE COMPANY
BOX 123, MANOR, SK S0C 1R0
(306) 448-2028 • 448-4814 • 448-2278
(AUGUST)
BUFFALO LAKE SHORTHORNS & CHAROLAIS
BOX 1055, STETTLER, AB T0C 2L0
(403) 742-6792 • 742-4709
(AUGUST)
BUYAGRO.COM
#9, 3342 MILLAR AVE. SASKATOON, SK S7K 7G9
(306) 933-4200 • (306) 934-0744
(NOVEMBER)
CANADIAN CHAROLAIS ASSOC.
2320 - 41 AVENUE N.E., CALGARY, AB T2E 6W8
(403) 250-9242
(DECEMBER)
CAREY AUCTION SERVICES
BOX 27, STAVELY, AB T0L 1Z0
(403) 549-2478 • (403) 646-2967
(JUNE)
DUBUC CHAROLAIS
184, DES CEDRES, STE-EULALIE, PQ G0Z 1E0
(819) 225-4298 • 225-4452
(SEPTEMBER)
ELDER CHAROLAIS
BOX 91, CORONACH, SK S0H 0Z0
(306) 267-4986 • 267-5709 • 267-5655
(AUGUST)
ERIXON CHAROLAIS
BOX 113, LYLETON, MB R0M 1GO
(204) 649-2303
(JANUARY)
EVERVIEW CHAROLAIS
BOX 29, BINSCARTH, MB R0J 0G0
(204) 532-2357 • (204) 821-5141
(NOVEMBER)
FAWCETT CATTLE CO. INC.
BOX 396, CONSORT, AB T0C 1B0
(403) 577-2531 • (403) 577-3256
(MARCH)
FERME A LAROUCHE
2648 CHEMIN DE LA GRANDE LIGNE, SAINT NAZAIRE, QC G0W 2V0
(418) 718-7305
(SEPTEMBER)
FERME COUJO
3680 RG 10 WINDOVER
NOTRE-DAME-DU-BON-CONSEIL , PQ J0C 1A0
(819) 336-2511
(SEPTEMBER)
FERME LOUBER ENR.
1630 RANG ST0MARTIN, STE-MARIE BCE G6E EA8
(418) 387-7514
(SEPTEMBER)
FERME REAL POIRIER & FILS
1064 RG ST-PIERRE, STE-AGATHE DE LOTBINIERE
(418) 599-2392
(SEPTEMBER)
FISCHER CHAROLAIS
BOX 362, IRMA, AB T0B 2H0
(780) 754-2382
(MAY)
FOOTPRINT FARMS
BOX 406, ESTHER, AB T0J 1H0
(403) 664-3167
(MARCH)
FORSYTH BROS. CHAROLAIS
BOX 3, ERIKSDALE, MB R0C 0W0
(204) 739-2678
(JANUARY)
FUTURE FARMS
RR 3, INNISFAIL, AB T4G 1T8
(403) 227-2594
(FEBRUARY)
GERRARD CATTLE CO.
RR#2, INNISFAIL, AB T4G 1T7
(403) 227-5632 • 227-2503
(DECEMBER)
GILLILAND BROS. CHAROLAIS
BOX 254 CARIEVALE, SK S0C 0P0
(306) 928-4841 • (306) 928-2118
(MAY)
GRANT FARMS
BOX 4 SITE 13 RR 1, BOWDEN, AB T0M 0K0
(403) 556-2695
(APRIL)
GRANT ROLSTON PHOTOGRAPHY LTD.
BOX 1562, VULCAN, AB T0L 2B0
(403) 593-9441 • (403) 651-9441
(AUGUST)
HAPPY HAVEN
BOX 266, OAKBURN, MB R0J 1L0
(204) 234-5425 • (204) 365-6010
(JULY)
HARCOURT CHAROLAIS
BOX 637, QUILL ALKE, SK S0A 3E0
(306) 383-2346
(AUGUST)
HARVIE RANCHING
RR# 2, OLDS, AB T4H 1P3 • (403) 335-4180
(403) 944-0379 • (403) 994-1324
(NOVEMBER)
HEJ CHAROLAIS
(403) 227-2824
(DECEMBER)
LETNIAKS CHAROLAIS
BOX 519, CONSORT, AB T0C 1B0
(403) 575-2214 • (403) 575-2183
(FEBRUARY)
MACK’S CHAROLAIS
RR#4, CAMPBELLFORD, ON K0L 1L0
(705) 653-3221
(APRIL)
MANNINGHAM, ÉRIC
705 RANG 7 QUEST, LAURIERVILLE, QC G0S 1P0
(819) 365-4895
(SEPTEMBER)
MAPLE LEAF CHAROLAIS
RR 1, FALUN, AB T0C 1H0
(780) 352-4817 • 352-5902
(FEBRUARY)
MARTENS CATTLE CO.
B0X 85, GLENBUSH, SK S0M 0Z0
(306) 342-2099
(FEBRUARY)
McAVOY CHAROLAIS
BOX 93, ARELEE, SK S0K 0H0
(306) 237-4464
(MAY)
McKEARY CHAROLAIS
BOX 10, COMPEER, AB T0C 1A0
(403) 834-2938 • 501-1326
(MARCH)
McLEOD LIVESTOCK
BOX 310, BALZAC, AB T0M 0E0
(403) 932-4622
(AUGUST)
McTAVISH CHAROLAIS
BOX 1047, MOOSOMIN, SK. S0G 3N0
(306) 435-4125 • 435-4925
(JANUARY)
MEDONTE CHAROLAIS
RR#1, HILLSDALE, ON L0L 1V0
(705) 835-3310
(MAY)
MEGA CHAROLAIS
BOX 702, RUSSELL, MB ROJ 1W0
(204) 773-3422
(NOVEMBER)
MILLER LAND & LIVESTOCK
RR 1, JARVIS, ON N0A 1J0
(519) 587-2755
(JUNE)
MISTY HILLS CHAROLAIS
BOX 5490, VERMILLION, AB T9X 2B5
(780) 853-2648
(MARCH)
MRF CHAROLAIS
342, RTE 255, KINGSEY-FALLS PQ J0A 1B0
(819) 839-1433
(SEPTEMBER)
MURPHY LIVESTOCK
BOX 7383, BONNYVILLE, AB. T9N 2H7
(780) 826-5477
(JUNE)
MUTRIE FARMS
BOX 57, GLENAVON, SK S0G 1Y0
(306) 429-2711 • (306) 424-2961
(MAY)
NAHACHEWSKY CHAROLAIS
RR 1, NORQUAY, SK S0A 2V0
(306) 594-2627
(AUGUST)
NEILSON CHAROLAIS
BOX 29, WILLOWBROOK, SK S0A 4P0
(306) 783-0331
(JANUARY)
ONTARIO CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION
RR#3, MOUNT FOREST, ON N0G 2L0
(519) 323-2538
(OCTOBER)
P & H RANCHING CO LTD.
RR 3 SITE 18 BOX 17 • INNISFAIL, AB T4G 1T8
(403) 227-2348
(FEBRUARY)
ROSSO CHAROLAIS
#78, 325 - 4TH AVE. SW, MOOSE JAW, SK S6H 5V2
(306) 693-2384
(DECEMBER)
RRTS CHAROLAIS
1515 P.V. ROAD, ARMSTRONG, BC V0E 1B2
(250) 546-6411
(AUGUST)
SADDLERIDGE CHAROLAIS
BOX 105, ROSEMARY, AB T0J 2W0
(403) 378- 4480
(JULY)
SANDAN CHAROLAIS
BOX 397, ERSKINE, AB T0C 1G0
(403) 742-3337
(NOVEMBER)
SAND ROSE CHAROLAIS
BOX 473, FT. QU’APPELLE, SK S0G 1S0
(306) 331-0110
(MAY)
SASKATCHEWAN CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION
BOX 6, ROSETOWN, SK S0L 2V0
(306) 882-4081
(JUNE)
SAUNDERS CHAROLAIS
RR#3, MARKDALE, ON N0C 1H0
(519) 986-4165
(FEBRUARY)
SCARTH CATTLE CO.
(204) 748-2000
(DECEMBER)
SHARODON FARMS
BOX 8604, RR 2, 4925 HWY 7, PETERBOROUGH, ON K9J 6X3
(705) 742-4062 • (705) 799-1345
(OCTOBER)
SILVER FOXX STOCK FARM
BOX 129, SILTON, SK S0G 4L0
(306) 731-3248
(APRIL)
SLIDING HILLS CHAROLAIS
BOX 1809, CANORA, SK S0A 0L0
(306) 563-6678
(DECEMBER)
SNAKE TRAIL CHAROLAIS
BOX 268, PINCHER CREEK, AB T0K 1W0
(403) 628-2108
(APRIL)
A SPARROW FARMS
BOX 504, VANSCOY, SK S0L 3J0
(306) 668-2825 • (306) 668-4508
(306) 934-1621 • (306) 668-4218
(MARCH)
SPRINGSIDE FARMS
1731 50TH STREET SW, ARMSTRONG, BC V1E 3C3
(250) 832-8209
(NOVEMBER)
SPROULE CHAROLAIS
(403) 627-2764 • CELL 627-6662
(DECEMBER)
SPRUCE VIEW CHAROLAIS
BOX 37, ANDREW, AB T0B 0C0
(780) 365-2079 • (780) 719-0264
(JANUARY)
STEPHEN CHAROLAIS FARM
BOX 26, MOOSOMIN, SK S0G 3N0
(306) 435-2087 • CELL 435-7383
(NOVEMBER)
STEPPLER FARMS LTD.
BOX 7, MIAMI, MB R0G 1H0
(204) 435-2021
(JUNE)
SULLIVAN LAKE CHAROLAIS
93 GATEWAY DRIVE S.W., CALGARY, AB T3E 4K1
(403) 863-0847 • HERD MANAGER 783-2773
(AUGUST)
SUNBLADE CHAROLAIS
BOX 26, FOXWARREN, MB R0J 0R0
(204) 847-2213
(JULY)
SUNRISE CHAROLAIS
1287 CONC 6, RR# 4, STAYNER, ON L0M 1S0
(705) 428-3205 • (705) 888-5061
(DECEMBER)
CAY GRAIN & CATTLE CO. LTD.
BOX 155, KINISTINO, SK S0J 1H0
(306) 864-3696
(AUGUST)
CEDARDALE CHAROLAIS
17100 CEDARDALE ROAD, NESTLETON, ON L0B 1L0
(905) 986-4608
(MARCH)
CEDARLEA FARMS
BOX 294, HODGEVILLE, SK S0H 2B0
(306) 677-2589
(DECEMBER)
CHAR LEW RANCH
(403) 627-3558
(MAY)
CHAR-MAINE RANCHING
BOX 2263, CARDSTON, AB T0K 0K0
(403)653-3914 / CELL 653-7228
(DECEMBER)
CHARLA MOORE FARMS
BOX 116, REDVERS, SK S0C 2H0
(306) 452-3708
(AUGUST)
CHAR-TOP CHAROLAIS
BOX 569, GULL LAKE, SK S0N 2M0
(306) 672-3979
(AUGUST)
CHARWORTH CHAROLAIS FARMS
RR#2, BALZAC, AB T0M 0E0
(403) 226-0813 • 226-0541 • 226-0056
(AUGUST)
CHOMIAK CHAROLAIS
163-TWP RD. 520 R.R. 1, MUNDARE, AB T0B 3H0
(780) 632-7108
(MAY)
CIRCLE CEE CHAROLAIS
BOX 86, LAMONT, AB T0B 2R0
(780) 796-2108 • 796-3328
(FEBRUARY)
CLEAR LAKE CHAROLAIS
BOX 9, TIGER LILY, AB T0G 2G0
(780) 674-5992
(FEBRUARY)
CORNERVIEW CHAROLAIS
RR 3, 1012 SNAKE RIVER LINE, COBDEN, ON K0J 1K0
(613) 646-9741 • (613) 312-1378
(MAY)
COUGARHILL RANCH
BOX 40, MELVILLE, SK S0A 2P0
(306) 728-2800
(MAY)
CREEK’S EDGE LAND & CATTLE
BOX 71, YELLOW CREEK, SK S0K 4X0
(306) 279-2033
(JULY)
C M CATTLE CO.
706098 COUNTY RD. 21
BOX 38, HONEYWOOD, ON L0N 1H0
(519) 939-0561
(OCTOBER)
CSS CHAROLAIS
BOX 201, PAYNTON, SK S0M 2J0
(306) 895-4316
(MARCH)
C2 CHAROLAIS
BOX 237, LA RIVIERE, MB R0G 1A0
(204) 242-3467 • (204) 242-4448
(MAY)
DBL-J CHAROLAIS
BOX 218, LUMSDEN, SK S0G 3C0
(306) 731-2800
(MAY)
DEFOORT STOCK FARM
BOX 76, CYPRESS RIVER, MB R0K 0P0
(204) 743-2109
(FEBRUARY)
DEPAUL FARMS
RR 2, OIL SPRINGS, ON N0N 1P0
(519) 834-2790
(OCTOBER)
DIAMOND W CHAROLAIS
BOX 235, HUDSON BAY, SK S0E 0Y0
(306) 865-3953
(JANUARY)
DOUBLE L RANCH CHAROLAIS
(403) 227-4749
(MARCH)
HICKS CHAROLAIS
BOX 130, ARTHUR, ON N0G 1A0
BRYAN (519) 766-2816 • AARON (519) 820-3904 (OCTOBER)
HIGH BLUFF STOCK FARM
BOX 75, INGLIS, MB R0J 0X0
(204) 564-2547
(JANUARY + MARCH)
HORSESHOE E CHAROLAIS
BOX 390, KENASTON, SK S0G 2N0
(306) 252-2852 • 252-2246
(MARCH)
HTA CHAROLAIS
BOX 790, RIVERS, MANITOBA ROK 1XO
(204) 328-7103 • (204) 328-7153
(JANUARY)
HUNTER CHAROLAIS
BOX 569, ROBLIN, MB R0L 1P0
(204) 937-2531
(JUNE)
AIME JACOB
222, CH. AUDETTE, RR1, ST. SABINE,
CTE MISSISPUOI, PQ J0J 2B0
(450) 293-0769 • CELL (450) 531-8854
(SEPTEMBER)
JAYDAWN FARMS
RR 2, BOX 5, SEXSMITH, AB T0H 3C0
(780) 568-2202 • 568-2647
(JULY)
JMB CHAROLAIS
BROOKDALE, MB R0K 0G0
(204) 354-2267 • (204) 354-2118
(FEBRUARY)
JORDAN RIVER CHAROLAIS
RR 1, ARBORFIELD, SK S0E 0A0
(306) 769-4132
(APRIL)
JORGENSEN CHAROLAIS
DEL BONITA, AB T0K 0S0
(403) 758.3726
(JANUARY)
KAISER CHAROLAIS FARM
BOX 221, HUSSAR, AB T0J 1S0
(403) 787-2440
(JUNE)
KAY-R CHAROLAIS
BOX 420, WASKATENAU, AB T0A 3P0
(780) 358-2360
(MAY)
KIRLENE CATTLE
13 LAWSON SETTLEMENT RD #3,
BIGHTON, ON K0K 1H0
(613) 475-3532
(NOVEMBER)
KRUK CHAROLAIS
(204) 748-3089
(AUGUST)
LA FERME PATRY DE WEEDON
1981, RANG 2 NORD, WEEDON, QC J0B 3J0
(819) 877-2450
(SEPTEMBER)
LAND O’ LAKES
RR 2, MADOC, ON K0K 2K0
(613) 473-4743
(OCTOBER)
LANGSTAFF CHAROLAIS
RR 5, WALLACEBURG, ON N8A 4L2
(519 627-3464
(OCTOBER)
LANOIE BROS. CHAROLAIS
BOX 91, ST. VICTOR, SK S0H 3T0
(306) 642-4005 • 642-4093
(JUNE)
LEEMAR CHAROLAIS
RR1, SITE 8, BOX 14, THORSBY, AB T0C 2P0
(780) 389-3314
(NOVEMBER)
LEJ CHAROLAIS
BOX 882, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, MB R1N 3C3
(204) 252-3115 OR 2287
(JULY)
LEMAY, CLAUDE
551 DES ERABLES, ST GÉRARD DES LAURENTIDES PQ G9R 1H1
(819) 697-7868 • (819) 539-7616
(SEPTEMBER)
PALMER CHAROLAIS
BOX 17, BLADWORTH, SK S0G 0J0
(306) 567-5460 • (306) 567-5545
(FEBRUARY)
PARKLANE CHAROLAIS
RR#2, TROCHU, AB T0M 2C0
(403) 442-2504
(APRIL)
PATTON CHAROLAIS
RR2, SHELBURNE, ON L0N 1S6
(519) 925-5243
(MAY)
PEEVEE CHAROLAIS FARM
80 BAKER TALC RD, SOUTH-BOLTON, PQ J0E 2H0
(450) 243-0249
(SEPTEMBER)
PERROT-MARTIN CHAROLAIS FARM
BOX 479, ST. BRIEUX, SK S0K 3Y0
(306) 874-5496 • (306) 874-2186
(APRIL)
PINE BLUFF CHAROLAIS
BOX 34, LOVE, SK S0J 1P0
(306) 276-5976
(JULY)
PITTMAN CHAROLAIS
BOX 275, MILK RIVER, AB T0K 1M0
(403) 647-3511
(JANUARY)
PLEASANT DAWN FARMS
BOX 40, OAK LAKE, MB R0M 1P0
(204) 855-2402 • (204) 855-3078
(MARCH)
POPLAR BLUFF STOCK FARM
BOX 310, CHAUVIN, AB T0B 0V0
(780) 858-2435 • (780) 858-2234
(APRIL)
POTTER CHAROLAIS
BOX 554, EARLTON, ON P0J 1E0
(705) 563-2752
(APRIL)
PRAIRIE COVE CONSULTING
BOX 297, BOWDEN, AB T0M 0K0
(204) 224-3341 • CELL 350-9858
(JANUARY)
PRAIRIE GOLD CHAROLAIS
BOX 6, ROSETOWN, SK S0L 2V0
(306) 882-4081
(JULY)
PRAIRIE SKY FARMS
BOX 185, AVONLEA, SK S0H 0C0
(306) 868-4429
(MAY)
PRO-CHAR CHAROLAIS
BOX 275, GLENEVIS, AB T0E 0X0
(780) 665-3450
(DECEMBER)
QUALMAN CHAROLAIS RANCH
BOX 25, DUNDURN, SK S0K 1K0
(306) 492-4634
(APRIL)
QUEBEC CHAROLAIS ASSOCIATION
965 RTE 275 SUD, FRAMPTON, PQ G0R 1M0
(418) 479-5487
(SEPTEMBER)
RAMMER CHAROLAIS
BOX 73, CARDALE, MB R0K 0J0
(204) 566-2314
(MAY)
RANCH OSTIGUY CHAROLAIS
334 RANG GRANDE BARBUE, ST-CESAIRE, PQ J0L1T0
(450) 469-4472
(SEPTEMBER)
RAWES RANCHES
BOX 208, STROME, AB T0B 4H0
(780) 376-2241
(FEBRUARY)
REYKDAL FARMS CHAROLAIS
BOX 96, WINNIPEG BEACH, MB R0C 3G0
(204) 389-5548
(JUNE)
ROCKING BAR A CHAROLAIS
BOX 62, RIVERS, MB R0K 1X0
(204) 328-7704
(JULY)
ROLLIN’ ACRES CHAROLAIS
RR#3, SHELBOURNE, ON L0N 1S7
(519) 925-2938 • 925-6794
(OCTOBER)
T BAR C CATTLE CO.
#9, 3342 MILLAR AVE. SASKATOON, SK S7K 7G9
(306) 933-4200 • (306) 934-0744
(APRIL, NOV)
TEMPLE FARMS
BOX 171, CARROT RIVER, SK S0E 0L0
(306) 768-3218 • CELL 768-8000
(JANUARY)
TRI-N CHAROLAIS
BOX 899, LENORE, MB R0M 1E0
(204) 838-2107
(NOVEMBER)
TURNBULL CHAROLAIS
(403) 627-4535 • (403) 627-6951
(JANUARY)
VALLEY’S END RANCH
BOX 386, CENTRAL BUTTE, SK S0H 0T0
(306) 796-4651 • (306) 796-4460
(APRIL)
VIKSE FAMILY FARM
RR#1, DONALDA, AB T0B 1H0
(403) 883-2461 • CELL (780) 608-4460
(FEBRUARY)
VOEGELI BROS. CHAROLAIS
BOX 130, MAYMONT, SK S0M 1T0
(306) 389-4605 • (306) 389-2136
(APRIL)
WALKING PLOW CHAROLAIS
BOX 55, WOODMORE, MB R0A 2M0
(204) 427-2589
(NOVEMBER)
WESTERN LITHO PRINTERS
300 DEWDNEY AVENUE, REGINA, SK S4N 0E8
(306) 525-8796
(FEBRUARY)
WAWEDASH CHAROLAIS
BOX 202, ALSASK, SK S0L 0A0
(306) 968-2414
(MARCH)
WHERE EAGLES SOAR CHAROLAIS
500192 GREY RD 12, MARKDALE, ON N0C 1H0
(905) 487-6250
(DECEMBER)
WHISKEY HOLLOW CATTLE COMPANY
RR#4, NORWOOD, ON K0L 2V0
(705) 696-3567
(OCTOBER)
WHITECAP CHAROLAIS
#183, 325 - 4TH AVE. S.W. , MOOSE JAW, SK S6H 5V2
(306) 691-5011 • (306) 693-2163 • (306) 693-2127 (JANUARY)
WHITEWATER CHAROLAIS
2001 KERR LINE RR1, FORESTERS FALLS, ON K0J 1V0
(613) 646-2120
(OCTOBER)
WILGENBUSCH CHAROLAIS
BOX 4, HALBRITE, SK S0C 1H0
(306) 458-2688
(JANUARY)
WOOD RIVER CHAROLAIS
BOX 86, MCCORD, SK S0H 2T0
(306) 478-2520
(AUGUST)
WRANGLER CHAROLAIS
BOX 5554, WESTLOCK, AB T7P 2P5
(780) 349-2982
(JUNE)
About Your 2012 Calendar
The 2012 Charolais Calendar was produced as
a joint effort between the Canadian Charolais
Youth Association and the Charolais Banner.
The calendar features 286 day gestation
period dates in each day box (upper right
corner); and the different coloured “weeks”
coincide with the 21-day heat cycling period.
Calendar compliments of:
SIX TO BREEDERS
Erin Charolais Show
Erin Charolais Show
October 9, 2011 • Erin, ON
Peterborough; 2. ECHO SPRINGS
BLACK JACK 21W (LT Bluegrass
4017P), Echo Spring Charolais.
Bulls Born in 2011
1. ECHO SPRINGS YAGERBOMB 11Y
(Jezabel), Echo Spring Charolais,
Hawkestone, ON; 2. HDR JSR ONE
AND ONLY 4Y (Jezabel), Rollin’
Acres Charolais, Shelburne; 3. HICKS
WHY FOR 4Y (WESC Hicks Revolver
14R), Hicks Charolais, Arthur; 4.
HICKS DAIKON 22Y (WESC Hicks
Revolveer 14R), Hicks Charolais; 5.
SUNRISE SUNBURST 21Y (LT
Bluegrass 4017P), Sunrise Charolais,
Stayner.
Senior Champion Bull
SHARODON WYATT 3W,
Sharodon Farm
Bull Calf Champion
ECHO SPRINGS YAGERBOMB 11Y,
Echo Spring Charolais
Reserve Bull Calf Champion
HDR JSR ONE AND ONLY 4Y, Rollin’
Acres Charolais
Bulls Born in 2010
1. ROLLIN ACRES OH YEAH 8X
(PCFL Ultimate 14R), Rollin’ Acres
Charolais, Whiskey Hollow Cattle
Co., Norwood & Loval Farms,
Warkworth; 2. BRIDOR BLUEGRASS
7X (LT Bluegrass 4017P), Bridor
Charolais, Mount Forest.
Junior Champion Bull
ROLLIN ACRES OH YEAH 8X,
Rollin’ Acres Charolais, Whiskey
Hollow Cattle Co. & Loval Farms
Reserve Junior Champion Bull
BRIDOR BLUEGRASS 7X, Bridor
Charolais
Bulls Born in 2009
1. SHARODON WYATT 3W (LT
Bluegrass 4017P), Sharodon Farm,
Reserve Senior Champion Bull
ECHO SPRINGS BLACK JACK 21W,
Grand Champion Bull
ROLLIN ACRES OH YEAH 8X,
ECHO SPRINGS YAGERBOMB 11Y,
1. ECHO SPRINGS FAMOUS 8Y
(Jazabel), Echo Spring Charolais; 2.
SHARODON YUPPIE 6Y (Sharodon
Wyatt 3W), Sharodon Farm; 3. ECHO
SPRINGS JAZZ 97Y (JSR Unite 41U),
Echo Spring Charolais; 4. MOYER’S
SNOWDROP 11Y (SVY Pilgrim Pld
655S), Whiskey Hollow Cattle Co.; 5.
ROLLIN ACRES DASH 5Y (PCFL
Ultimate 14R), Rollin’ Acres Charolais.
Heifer Calf Champion
ECHO SPRINGS FAMOUS 8Y, Echo
Spring Charolais
Reserve Heifer Calf Champion
SHARODON YUPPIE 6Y,
Sharodon Farm
1. JSR JUNIPER 32X (SVY Freedom
PLD 307N), Rollin’ Acres Charolais; 2.
MOYER’S SNOWFLAKE 29X
(Sparrows Alcatraz 18N), Moyer
Cattle Co., Guelph; 3. MEDONTE
XQUISITELY YOURS 6X (SVY
Freedom PLD 307N), Parkland Cattle
Co., Hillsburgh; 4. BRIDOR GOLD
DUST 40X (Sunrise Awesome 4T),
Bridor Charolais; 5. ROLLIN ACRES
CHARISMA 20X (PCFL Ultimate
14R), Stephen Charolais Farm,
Moosomin, SK.
JSR JUNIPER 32X, Rollin’ Acres Charolais
Reserve Junior Champion Female
MOYER’S SNOWFLAKE 29X, Moyer
Cattle Co.
1. MEDONTE WISHFUL THINKING
7W (SVY Ad Invincible P 748T, calf D R Revelation 467), Medonte
Charolais, Hillsdale.
Females Born in 2008 with Calf
1. SHARODON 2B TALULA 4T (EC
No Doubt 2022P, calf LT Bluegrass
4017P), Sharodon Farm; 2. JSR
DIGNITY 47T (SVY Freedom PLD
307N, calf - PCFL Whiskey-Jack 21T),
Rollin’ Acres Charolais.
SHARODON 2B TALULA 4T,
Sharodon Farm
Reserve Senior Champion Female
JSR DIGNITY 47T, Rollin’ Acres
Charolais
SHARODON 2B TALULA 4T,
Sharodon Farm
JSR JUNIPER 32X, Rollin’ Acres
Charolais
Breeder’s Herd
Rollin’ Acres Charolais
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NEWS
Charolais Life
This column will be dedicated to keeping Charolais members in touch with the people of
the business. It will contain births, weddings, convocations and momentous anniversaries
and events of note, but not high school graduations. If you have news and/or photos you’d
like to submit, please email [email protected] for print in upcoming issues.
Welcome Dallas McAvoy
Dallas Meagan McAvoy was born
March 14 weighing 8 lb., to Dean and
Britney McAvoy. Proud grandparents
are Mike and Moira McAvoy, McAvoy
Charolais, Arelee, Saskatchewan.
Charolais Wins Supreme in Sweden
Bartley By, CCYA Alumni, was
invited to Sweden by Gustaf
Sturesson, Fogdegarden Charolais, to
prepare and show their cattle for the
national show, Elmia 2011. They won
Heifer Calf Champion as well as
Grand Champion Charolais Female
with a yearling heifer that went on to
be Supreme Champion Female. This
female goes back to imported
Canadian live cattle and embryos on
both sides of the pedigree. In the Red
Angus show they also received Grand
and Reserve Grand Champion
Female. Bart clipped the Champion
Black Angus bull which ended up
being Supreme Bull in the show. The
two Supreme animals, bull and female
went head to head for Best in Show
Honours with the Charolais named
Champion.
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By – Alder Wed
Natassja By and Nicholas Alder
were married on August 19 in Regina,
Saskatchewan. They reside in North
Vancouver where Natassja is the
Choral Director at Mulgrave High
School and Nic is finishing his
Tourism degree at Capilano University.
Natassja is a CCYA alumni and
daughter of Helge and Candace By.
McDonald Receives Victor Rosso
Scholarship
The Dr. Victor L. Rosso Memorial
Award, at the Western College of
Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon,
was presented September 30th. The
award is in memory of Victor, a
veterinarian graduate of the
W.C.V.M., CCYA Past President, from
Rosso Charolais, Moose Jaw,
Saskatchewan. The award is given
annually to two applicants in first
year, who meet criteria set out by
Victor before his passing. Some of the
critera is based on 4-H experience,
involvement in youth beef breeds,
community organizations involving
volunteer activities and interest in
larger animals. Marshall McDonald,
JMB Charolais, MB, and CCYA Past
President was presented an award by
Darwin, Shirley and John Rosso. Paul
Hardes, of Paradise Hill received the
other award of $1000 and a plaque
from the generous donations made to
the fund set up in Victor’s name by
his family and friends.
Martinson Wins Agribition Scholarship
Logan Martinson, CCYA Alumni
from Midale,
Saskatchewan,
was presented a
Canadian
Western
Agribition $1000
Scholarship at
this year’s event.
Logan is
studying animal
science technology at Alberta’s
Lakeland College. Logan’s five-year
involvement with Canadian Western
Agribition has seen him compete in
the Polled Hereford Show, Junior
Hereford Showmanship and
4-H and Youth Team Grooming. As
well, he showed a bull in the RBC
Beef Supreme Challenge and
participated in Agribition’s Spring
Steer and Heifer Show.
Rosso Wins CCA Dale Norheim &
Agribition Scholarships
Megan Rosso,
of Rosso Charolais
and a CCYA
Alumni from
Moose Jaw, was
presented the
$1,500 Canadian
Charolais
Association
Dale Norheim
Scholarship at
Agribition. Megan was also a
Canadian Western Agribition $1000
Scholarship recipient. She is studying
Agriculture Management at Olds
College in Alberta. Megan has had a
three-year involvement with
Agribition, including the National 4-H
and Youth Judging Competition,
Junior Beef Extreme, National
Charolais Show, Commercial Youth
Judging Competition, Showmanship
and Team Grooming, and the Spring
Steer and Heifer Show.
Aitkens Win Don Turnbull Award
Brian & Doris Aitken, Bridor
Charolais, Mount Forest, Ontario,
won the Don Turnbull Memorial
Award for the second time and won
both the Charolais Herdsman and
Toronto Royal Winter Fair Herdsman
of the Day Award.
Hunter Wins CCA Scholarship
Michael
Hunter, CCYA
President from
Hunter Charolais,
Roblin, Manitoba,
received a $1,000
Canadian
Charolais
Association
Scholarship.
Michael is
currently enrolled in the Agriculture
Degree program in Saskatoon. He is
the son of Doug and Marianne
Hunter.
Jozwiak Wins CCA Scholarship
Travis
Jozwiak, CCYA
Director from
Calgary, Alberta,
received a $1,000
Canadian
Charolais
Association
Scholarship.
Travis is the son
of Brian and Grace Rudiger-Jozwiak
and is currently attending Mount
Royal University in a Bachelor of
Science program.
Alder (By) Convocates
Natassja Alder
convocated from
the University of
British Columbia
with a Bachelor
of Education in
Secondary
Education. This
compliments her
Bachelor of
Music in Jazz
Studies. She received the Outstanding
Practicum Award at the ceremonies.
Natassja is a CCYA Alumni and
daughter of Helge and Candace By,
Regina.
Welcome Carter Wilgenbusch
Carter Henry
was born
September 13,
weighing 7 lb. 10
oz. to Colin
Wilgenbusch and
Ashlee Demitor
and brother
Cash. Colin is a
CCYA alumni
and son of John and Brenda
Wilgenbusch, Wilgenbusch Charolais,
Halbrite, Saskatchewan
Bar-Lin Acres Says Farewell
After over 30 years in the Charolais business, we
have sold the farm and are fully retiring. We want to
thank all our Charolais friends for the great memories and invite you to stop and see us whenever you
are in southern Ontario.
~ Charlie & Linda Barker
45 Mulberry Lane • Port Dover, ON N0A 1N3 • 519-583-3622
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FERME LOUBER/RANCH OSTIGUY WIN
Expo-Boeuf Charolais Show
Expo Boeuf
October 8, 2011 • Victoriaville, PQ
Judge: Bryan Hicks, Arthur, ON
Bulls Born in 2011
1. DUBUC YOUNGY 101Y (Shelco
Made Easy 512R), Dubuc Charolais
Senc, Ste. Eulalie; 2. POST YMO
DOUBT 56Y (EC No Doubt 2022P),
Ranch Ostiguy, St. Césaire; 3.
WHITEWATER YARDMASTER 3Y
(Winn Mans Lanza 610S), White Water
Charolais, Foresters Falls, ON; 4.
BLACKBERN YORK 6Y (Winn Mans
Lanza 610S), Blackbern Farm,
Foresters Falls, ON; 5. BLACKBERN
YARDLEY 4Y (Winn Mans Lanza
610S), Blackbern Farms.
Bulls Born in 2010
1. LOUBER MR MONGO 39X (ProChar Mongo 57U). Ferme Louber; 2.
LOUBER MR TREZEGOAL 36X
(Trezegoal), Ferme Louber; 3. MR
LOUBER DOUBT 941X (EC No Doubt
2022P), Ferme Louber; 4. LOUBER
MR RANCARD 950X (Rancard),
Ferme Louber.
Bull Born in 2010 Split 2
POST XEN SHOW 22X (MXS
Vermillion 527R), Ranch Ostiguy
Charolais, St, Césaire
Grand Champion Bull – LOUBER MR
MONGO 39X, Ferme Louber
Reserve Grand Champion Bull –
DUBUC YOUGY 101Y, Dubuc Charolais,
Ste Eulalie
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Junior Champion Bull Split 1
LOUBER MR MONGO 39X,
Ferme Louber
DUBUC YOUGY 101Y, Dubuc
Charolais Senc
Grand Champion Bull
LOUBER MR MONGO 39X,
Ferme Louber
DUBUC YOUGY 101Y, Dubuc
Charolais, Ste Eulalie
1. DUBUC YOURIE 103Y (Marquis
CR), Dubuc Charolais Senc; 2.
WHITEWATER YAHTZEE 6Y (Bridor
Travis 15T), White Water Charolais; 3.
BLACKBERN YOU TUBE 2Y (Winn
Mans Lanza 610S), Blackbern Farm; 4.
POST YSABELLA 12Y (Mr Louber
GreatNoDoubt 664U), Ranch Ostiguy
Charolais; 5. DUBUC YATA 113Y
(Shelco Made Easy 512R), Dubuc
Charolais Senc.
Females Born in 2010 Split 1
1. CMED TIMAY SABRYNE 61X
(Palestro), Claude Lemay, St. Gérard
des Laurentides; 2. CMED TIMAY
WANDA 32X (Rancard), Claude
Lemay; 3. MISS LOUB BUCKLE 52X
Grand Champion Female – POST
MISS WAKITI 56W, Ranch Ostiguy
Reserve Grand Champion Female –
MISS LOUB SANCHEZ 836W,
Ranch Ostiguy
(JWx Silver Buckle 524U), Ferme
Louber; 4. CMED TIMAY JADE 95X
(Louber MrSuper-Doubt 497T),
Claude Lemay.
1. CMED TIMAY LOISE 59X (Louber
MrSuper-Doubt 497T), Claude Lemay;
2. MISS COUJO CAT 18X (WKL Mr.
Big Shot 212S), Ferme Coujo, NotreDame-du-Bon-Conseil; 3. DUBUC
XOLLIE 1218X (GGD Package 439P),
Dubuc Charolais Senc.
1. CMED TIMAY BAHIA 295X (Iroy),
Claude Lemay; 2. DUBUC XABINA
3X (EC No Doubt 2022P), Dubuc
Charolais Senc; 3. LOUB MISS
SNOOPY 854X (Snoopy), Louber
Ferme; 4. DUBUC XAMA 20X (JLP
Patry Haddock 71N), Claude Lemay;
5. POST XALIE 61X (EC No Doubt
2022P), Ranch Ostiguy Charolais.
Female Born in 2009
MISS LOUB SANCHEZ 836W
(Sparrows Sanchez 715T), Ranch
Ostiguy Charolais
Ranch Ostiguy
CMED TIMAY BAHIA 295X, Claude
Lemay, St Gérard des Laurentides
1. POST MISS WAKITI 56W (Sparrows
Eldorado 361L, calf - EC No Doubt
2022P), Ranch Ostiguy Charolais; 2.
DUBUC WILLIE 911W (EC No Doubt
2022P, calf - Shelco Made Easy 512R),
Dubuc Charolais Senc; 3.
BLACKBERN WYOMING 6W (LT
Wyoming Wind 4020 PLD, calf - Winn
Mans Lanza 610S), Blackbern Farm.
Females Born Prior to 2009
1. GGD PARADISE 478P (Sparrows
Cossack 11L, calf - Shelco Made Easy
512R), Dubuc Charolais Senc; 2. POST
TAMARA 102T (Sparrows Eldorado
361L, calf - Mr Louber GreatNoDoubt
664U), Ranch Ostiguy Charolais; 3.
COUJO MISS 103N (Baldridge
Fasttrack 82F, calf - WKL Mr. Big Shot
JMB / WILGENBUSCH WIN
Manitoba Livestock Expo
Charolais Show
Manitoba Livestock Expo
Charolais Show
November 4, 2011 • Brandon, MB
Judge: Glen Vargo, Kipling, SK
1. JMB MS MERIT 133Y (Merit
8671U), JMB Charolais, Brookdale; 2.
JWX STERLING LADY 512Y (JWX
Sterling Silver 313U), Wilgenbusch
Charolais, Halbrite; 3. JMB MS
DATELINE 114Y (BXB Dateline Son
65R), JMB Charolais; 4. C2 MS 41Y
(MWX Reality Red 73U), C2
Charolais, LaRiviere; 5. C2 MS 49Y
(High Bluff Hank 41R), C2 Charolais.
1. BWP YOU BETCH 1Y (Elder’s
Stinger 115S), Connection Cattle Co.,
Lorette; 2. DRD MUFFIN 14Y
(Pleasant Dawn Sudoku 145W), DRD
Charolais, Sintaluta, SK; 3. JWX
FANTASY 819Y (JWX Reality Red
73U), Wilgenbusch Charolais; 4. JWX
YOURS TRULY 919Y (SVY Kaboom
7113T), Wilgenbusch Charolais; 5. STA
HOT STUFF 106Y (SVS Nobleman
25N), Rocking Bar A Charolais, Rivers.
JMB MS MERIT 133Y, JMB Charolais
Grand Champion Female – JWX XANDRA
708X, Wilgenbusch Charolais
Reserve Grand Champion Female – MVY
WYNONA 95W, McAvoy Charolais
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JWX STERLING LADY 512Y,
Wilgenbusch Charolais
JWX XANDRA 708X, Wilgenbusch
Charolais
1. JWX XANDRA 708X (Pleasant
Dawn Twister 32U), Wilgenbusch
Charolais; 2. PLEASANT DAWN
MAGGIE 85X (Pleasant Dawn
Magnum 56T), Pleasant Dawn
Charolais, Oak Lake; 3. TWN XENA
7X (Pleasant Dawn Volcano 3T),
Sunblade Charolais, Foxwarren; 4.
KCH MALIBU 20X (SRK Solid 12U),
KCH Charolais, Rapid City; 5. FOX
FIELD FOXY LADY 7X (Crystal D
Paavo 39P), Fox Field Charolais, Carroll.
MVY WYNONA 95W, McAvoy
Charolais
JWX XANDRA 708X, Wilgenbusch
Charolais
PLEASANT DAWN MAGGIE 85X,
Pleasant Dawn Charolais
1. MVY WYNONA 95W (PCC Balistik
441P, calf - Pleasant Dawn Hybrid
37W), McAvoy Charolais, Arelee, SK.
Charolais
Grand Champion Bull – JMB DATELINE
104Y, JMB Charolais
Reserve Grand Champion Bull –
PLEASANT DAWN RADAR 25Y,
Bulls Born in 2011 Split 1
1. WHITECAP REVOLVER 69Y (DWK
Till’s Echo 3N), Whitecap Charolais,
Moose Jaw; 2. STA BENELLI 110Y
(Merit 5323R), Rocking Bar A
Charolais; 3. C2 YKOHAMA 11Y
(JWX Reality Red 73U), C2 Charolais;
4. JMB DATELINE 131Y (BXB
Dateline Son 65R), JMB Charolais; 5.
C2 YAZAMTAZ 32Y (High Bluff
Hank 41R), C2 Charolais.
Junior Bull Calf Champion
WHITECAP REVOLVER 69Y,
Whitecap Charolais
Reserve Junior Bull Calf Champion
STA BENELLI 110Y, Rocking Bar A
Charolais
PLEASANT DAWN SNIPER 103Y
(SVY Kaboom 7113T), Pleasant Dawn
RELIC 4Y (Pleasant Dawn Spawn
765W), Pleasant Dawn Charolais; 4.
DRD RASCAL FLATS 350Y (Pleasant
Dawn Sudoku 145W), DRD Charolais;
5. JWX YUKON 237Y (JWX Silver
Bullet 524W), Wilgenbusch Charolais.
PLEASANT DAWN RADAR 25Y
(Pleasant Dawn Spawn 765W),
Pleasant Charolais Charolais; 3. JMB
65R), JMB Charolais; 4. STA
WINCHESTER 103Y (SVS Nobleman
25N), Rocking Bar A Charolais; 5. SRK
CANYON 2Y (SRK Solid 12U),
Wilgenbusch Charolais.
Senior Bull Calf Champion
JMB DATELINE 104Y, JMB Charolais
SMALL NUMBERS GOOD QUALITY
November 5, 2011 • Toronto, ON
Gross Average
2 Bred Heifers
$12,650
$6,317
6 Heifer Calves
20,200
3,383
1 Yearling Bull
7,000
7,000
9 Lots
$39,850
$4,428
Auctioneer: Ryan Dorran
Sale Manager: Bouchard Livestock
The Canadian National Sale was
held as part of the Royal Elite All
Breeds Sale this year. Although the
numbers weren’t big the quality was
very good and the prices strong.
Lot 14, MEDONTE TOO HOT TO
Andre Steppler
bought the second
high selling bred heifer
Erin Briggs bought
out the other half of
Too Hot To Touch
TOUCH 14X (Polled, 1/2 French),
sired by PCFL San Antonio 131N,
out of an SVY Freedom Pld 307N
daughter, bred to TR Mr Firewater
5792R. Sold for $7,750 to EMB
Charolais, Hawkestone. Consigned
by Medonte Charolais, Hillsdale &
EMB Charolais.
Lot 15, WSS X-GIRLFRIEND 21X
(Polled, .9 BW EPD), sired by Sparrows
Sanchez 715T, out of a CAD Ladies
Man 12P, bred to LAE Extreme Blue
12X. Sold for $4,900 to Steppler
Charolais, Miami, MB. Consigned by
Dudgeon-Snobelen Land & Cattle, Ripley.
High Selling Heifer Calf
Lot 18, ROLLIN ACRES
Tim Facette & John Fitzgerald purchased the
high selling heifer calf
DELIGHTFUL 8Y (Full French, 24.5
Milk EPD), sired by Harnois, out of a
PCFL Jupiter 65D daughter. Sold for
$8,000 to Clear Lake Charolais, Tiger
Lily, AB. Consigned by Rollin’ Acres
Charolais, Shelburne.
High Selling Yearling Bull
Lot 13, CORNERVIEW XCALIBRE
27X (Homozygous Polled, 2011 Res.
National Champion Bull, 93 CE EPD,
1.1 BW EPD), sired by Sparrows
Coach 467S, out of an MNE Levi 5L
daughter. Possession sold for $7,000 to
Forsyth Bros. Charolais, Eriksdale,
MB. Consigned by Cornerview
Charolais, Cobden.
Campbell & Molly Forsyth added Xcalibre to
their herdbull battery
MB LIVESTOCK EXPO, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 63
Reserve Senior Bull Calf Champion
Bull Born in 2009
1. LAE WICHITA 911W (LT Blue
Grass 4017P), Sunblade Charolais
Breeder’s Herd
1. JMB Charolais; 2. Wilgenbusch
Charolais; 3. C2 Charolais
LAE WICHITA 911W, Sunblade Charolais
Get of Sire
1. JMB Charolais (BXB Dateline Son 65R)
Grand Champion Bull
JMB DATELINE 104Y, JMB Charolais
Premier Breeder
JMB Charolais
Premier Exhibitor
JMB Charolais
Herdsman Award
Sunblade Charolais
Fellowship Award
C2 Charolais
EXPO BOUEF, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 62
212S), Ferme Coujo.
POST MISS WAKITI 56W, Ranch
Ostiguy
DUBUC WILLIE 911W, Dubuc
Charolais Senc
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POST MISS WAKITI 56W,
Ranch Ostiguy
Breeder’s Herd
1. Ranch Ostiguy; 2. Dubuc Charolais
Senc; 3. Ferme Louber; 4. Blackbern Farm
Ranch Ostiguy
Premier Breeder
Dubuc Charolais Senc
Premier Exhibitor
Dubuc Charolais Senc
CORNERVIEW / WHISKEY HOLLOW, ROLLIN’ ACRES, LOVAL FARMS WIN
Toronto Royal National
Charolais Show
Royal Agriculture Winter Fair National
Charolais Show
November 4, 2011 • Toronto, ON
Judge: Layne Evans, Kenaston, SK
100 entries (A Double Point BOSS Show)
1. HICKS INCREDIBLE 39Y (Hicks
Revolver 14R), Hicks Charolais,
Arthur; 2. ETR EYE CANDY 9Y
(Beach Valley Excalibur 1T), Beach
Valley Farms, Pembroke; 3. HICKS
JEWEL 34Y (Hicks Revolver 14R),
Hicks Charolais.
1. CORNERVIEW NASCAR 22Y
(Sparrows Coach 467S), Cornerview
Charolais, Cobden; 2. ETR
CHEYANNE 6Y (Beach Valley
Excalibur 1T), Beach Valley Farms;
3. BRIDOR YARDENA 25Y (SVY
Freedom PLD 357N), Bridor
Charolais, Mount Forest; 4. HICKS
RUBY 20Y (Hicks Revolver 14R),
Hicks Charolais; 5. ECHO SPRINGS
JAZZ 97Y (JSR Unite 41U), Echo
Springs Charolais, Hawkestone.
1. CORNERVIEW YOUR FAV 19Y
(Sparrows Coach 467S), Cornerview
Charolais; 2. CORNERVIEW YANNIS
18Y (Sparrows Coach 467S), Kirlene
Cattle, Brighton & Cornerview
Charolais; 3. MOYER’S SNOWDROP
11Y (SVY Pilgrim PLD 655S), Whiskey
Hollow Cattle Co., Norwood & Moyer
Cattle Co., Guelph; 4. SHARODON
YUPPIE 6Y (Sharodon Wyatt 3W),
Mutrie Farms, Glenavon, SK &
Sharodon Farm, Peterborough; 5. WSS
YASMINE 147Y (Sparrows Sanchez
715T), Dudgeon-Snobelen Land &
Cattle, Ripley.
1. ROLLIN’ ACRES WHY NOT 6Y
(PCFL Whiskey Jack 21T), Stephen
Charolais, Moosomin, SK & Rollin’
Acres Charolais, Shelburne;
2. ROLLIN ACRES DYNASTY 10Y
(PCFL Whiskey Jack 21T), Rollin’
Acres Charolais; 3. ECHO SPRINGS
FAMOUS 8Y (Jezebel), O’Neill Cattle
Co., & Echo Springs Charolais;
4. KIRLENE JOYCELYNE 10Y (JLP
Patry Haddock 71N), Kirlene Cattle;
5. ROLLIN ACRES DELIGHTFUL 8Y
(Harnois), Rollin’ Acres Charolais.
1. AGA YUMMY GIRL 67Y (JDJ
Smokester J1377 P), All Girl Acres,
Little Britain; 2. ANNUROC MISS
YOKO 2Y (WKL Terminator 227W),
Annuroc Charolais, Mooretown;
3. ROLLIN ACRES DASH 5Y (PCFL
Ultimate 14R), Rollin’ Acres Charolais;
4. JDP YOKO PACK 3Y (Wat-Cha Nth
Degree 50N), Packer Charolais,
Chatsworth; 5. WSS YELLOW ROSE
113Y (Sparrows Sanchez 715T),
Dudgeon-Snobelen Land & Cattle.
CORNERVIEW YOUR FAV 19Y,
Cornerview Charolais Reserve Heifer
Calf Champion CORNERVIEW
YANNIS 18Y, Cornerview Charolais &
Kirlene Cattle
1. MISS CEDARDALE 44X (Sparrows
Alcatraz 18N), Oattes Charolais,
Cobden; 2. MEDONTE TOO HOT TO
TOUCH 14X (PCFL San Antonio
131N), Medonte Charolais, Hillsdale
& EMB Charolais, Hawkestone;
3. BRIDOR AWESOME PEARL 37X
(Sunrise Awesome 4T), Bridor
Grand Champion Female - CORNERVIEW
WILLOW 7W, Cornerview Charolais
Heifer Calf Champion - CORNERVIEW
YOUR FAV 19Y, Cornerview Charolais
Reserve Heifer Calf Champion CORNERVIEW YANNIS 18Y, Cornerview
Charolais & Kirlene Cattle
Grand Champion Bull - ROLLIN ACRES
OH YEAH 8X, Whiskey Hollow Cattle Co.,
Rollin’ Acres Charolais, Loval Farms
Reserve Grand Champion Female CEDARDALE SHADOW 69S, Cedardale
Farms
Reserve Grand Champion Bull CORNERVIEW XCALIBRE 27X, Genex &
Cornerview Charolais
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Bull Calf Champion - CORNERVIEW
YOUNG GUN 2Y, Cornerview Charolais &
Sunrise Charolais
Senior Champion Bull - SHARODON
WYATT 3W, Sharodon Farm
Reserve Senior Champion Bull ECHO SPRINGS BLACK JACK 21W,
MISS CEDARDALE 44X, Oattes Charolais
Junior Champion Female - MEDONTE
XTERNAL AFFAIRS 5X, Elder Charolais &
Medonte Charolais
Reserve Bull Calf Champion - ECHO
SPRINGS YAGGERBOMB 11Y, Echo
Spring Charolais
Charolais; 4. SUNRISE PAYTON 7X
(SVY Kaboom PLD 7113T), Sunrise
Charolais, Stayner; 5. TR MS
FIREWATER 14X PLD (TR Mr Fire
Water 5792), Oattes Charolais.
1. AGA X-TREME GIRL 67X
(Cedardale Tyrant 31T), All Girl
Acres; 2. MEDONTE XCLUSIVE TO
YOU 7X (SVY Freedom PLD 307N),
Echo Spring Charolais; 3. JSR
JUNIPER 32X (SVY Freedom 307N),
Rollin’ Acres Charolais; 4. ROLLIN
ACRES CHARISMA 20X (PCFL
Ultimate 14R), Stephen Charolais
Farm; 5. MOYER’S SNOWFLAKE 29X
(Sparrows Alcatraz 18N), Moyer
Cattle Co.
1. MEDONTE XTERNAL AFFAIRS 5X
(SVY Freedom PLD 307N), Elder
Charolais, Coronach, SK & Medonte
Charolais; 2. WSS XO XO 5X
(Sparrows Sanchez 715T), DudgeonSnobelen Land & Cattle; 3.
CEDARDALE X-TRAVAGANT 7X
(Sparrows Alcatraz 18N), Echo Spring
Charolais; 4. BAKER FARMS
XCEPTIONAL 3X (Cedardale
Trademark 33T), Baker Farms; 5.
HICKS COOEY 6X (Hicks Revolver
14R), Hicks Charolais.
Elder Charolais & Medonte Charolais
MEDONTE XTERNAL AFFAIRS 5X,
CORNERVIEW WILLOW 7W,
CEDARDALE SHADOW 69S,
Cedardale Farms
CORNERVIEW WILLOW 7W,
CEDARDALE SHADOW 69S,
Cedardale Farms
1. CEDARDALE REVIVAL 110Y
(Sparrows Alcatraz 18N), Cedardale
Farms; 2. ETR OVERLOAD 4Y (Beach
Valley Excalibur 1T), Beach Valley
Farms; 3. HICKS DIAKON 22Y (Hicks
Revolver 14R), Hicks Charolais; 4.
HICKS PRINCE 13Y (Hicks Revolver
14R), Hicks Charolais; 5. HICKS
YAZIMAMNZ 29Y (Hicks Revolver
1. ECHO SPRINGS YAGERBOMB 11Y
(Jezebel), Echo Spring Charolais; 2.
WSS WI-FI 132Y (Sparrows Sanchez
Cattle; 3. WHITEWATER
YARDMASTER 3Y (Winn Mans Lanza
610S), WhiteWater Charolais,
Foresters Falls; 4. BRIDOR YANKEE
DOODLE 20Y (BXB Dateline Son
65R), Lipsett Charolais, Markdale &
Bridor Charolais; 5. CEDARDALE
MAGNUM 29Y (LT Wyoming Wind
4020 P), Cedardale Farms.
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MISS CEDARDALE 44X, Oattes Charolais
1. CORNERVIEW WILLOW 7W
(Sparrows Coach 467S, calf Cornerview Wallstreet 3W),
Cornerview Charolais; 2. MEDONTE
WISHFUL THINKING 7W (SVY AD
Invincible 748T, calf - D R Revelation
467), Medonte Charolais; 3.
BLACKBERN WYOMING 6W (LT
Wyoming Wind 4020 PLD, calf - Winn
Mans Lanza 610S), Blackbern Farms,
Foresters Falls; 4. ANNUROC MISS
WITCH 2W (Annuroc Repo Man 2R,
calf - WKL Terminator 227W),
Annuroc Charolais.
1. CEDARDALE SHADOW 69S
(Sharp Hills 26K, calf - WDZ
Firemaker 6062 P), Cedardale Farms,
Nestleton; 2. JSR DIGNITY 47T (SVY
Freedom 307N, calf - PCFL Whiskey
Jack 21T), Rollin’ Acres Charolais; 3.
WSS POPSICLE 406P (HFCC PLD
Bond 19L, calf - Sparrows Sanchez
Cattle; 4. SHARODON 2B TALULA
4T (EC No Doubt 2022P, calf - LT
Bluegrass 4017 P), Sharodon Farm.
1. CORNERVIEW YOUNG GUN 2Y
(LT Rio Blanco 1234P), Cornerview
Charolais & Sunrise Charolais; 2. HDT
JSR ONE AND ONLY 4Y (Jezabel),
Rollin’ Acres Charolais & Saunders
Charolais, Markdale; 3. CRG TAKIN’
NAMES 3Y (CRG Total Control 36T),
Oattes Charolais; 4. SCF YOU
BETCHA 94Y (Repair), Stephen
Charolais Farm; 5. SUNRISE
SUNBURST 21Y (LT Bluegrass 4017P),
Sunrise Charolais.
Bull Calf Champion
CORNERVIEW YOUNG GUN 2Y,
Cornerview Charolais & Sunrise
Charolais
ECHO SPRINGS YAGGERBOMB 11Y,
1. JHR X-RATED 11X (JSR Usher 32U),
Blue Mountain Charolais, Clarksburg;
2. ETR WILDFIRE 901X (BeachValley
Excalibur 1T), Beach Valley Farms.
Bull Born in 2010 Split 2
1. ROLLIN ACRES OH YEAH 8X
(PCFL Ultimate 14R), Rollin; Acres
Charolais, Whiskey Hollow Cattle Co.
& Loval Farms, Warkworth;
2. CORNERVIEW XCALIBRE 27X
(Sparrows Coach 467S), Genex &
Cornerview Charolais; 3. KIRLENE
DOCKAGE 58X (JLP Patry
Haddock 71N), Kirlene Cattle;
4. HICKS MOSSBERG 7X (Hicks
Revolver 14R), Hicks Charolais;
5. PCFL COTANO 4X (Pitt Prince),
M & L Cattle Co., Indian River.
Best Pair of Bulls
1. Rollin’ Acres Charolais; 2.
Cornerview Charolais; 3. Sharodon
Farm; 4. Beach Valley Charolais.
ROLLIN’ ACRES OH YEAH 8X,
Whiskey Hollow Cattle Co., Rollin’
Acres Charolais, Loval Farms
Breeder’s Herd
1. Cornerview Charolais; 2. Cedardale
Charolais; 3. Rollin’ Acres Charolais;
4. Echo Spring Charolais; 5. Kirlene
Cattle.
CORNERVIEW XCALIBRE 27X,
Genex & Cornerview Charolais
Bulls Born in 2009
1. SHARODON WYATT 3W (LT
Bluegrass 4017 P), Sharodon Farm; 2.
ECHO SPRINGS BLACK JACK 21W
(LT Bluegress 4017 P), Echo Spring
Charolais; 3. HICKS SIR WINSTON
33W (Sparrows Vintage 75R), Hicks
Charolais; 4. WKL TERMINATOR
227W (WKL Terminator 102T),
Langstaff Charolais.
SHARODON WYATT 3W, Sharodon
Farm
ECHO SPRINGS BLACK JACK 21W,
Grand Champion Bull
Whiskey Hollow Cattle Co., Rollin’
Acres Charolais, Loval Farms
Get of Sire
1. Cornerview Charolais (Sparrows
Coach 467S); 2. Rollin’ Acres Charolais
(PCFL Ultimate 14R); 3. Beach Valley
Farms (Beach Valley Excalibur 1T); 4.
Blackbern Charolais (Winn Mans
Lanza 610S); 5. Kirlene Cattle (JLP
Patry Haddock 71N).
Progeny of Dam
1. All Girl Acres (Cedardale Miss 67T);
2. Moyer Cattle Co (MXS Snow White
806U); 3. Bridor Charolais (Bridor
Tamara 27T); 4. Rollin’ Acres
Charolais (Cave Miss Delta 155M);
5. Sharodon Farm (Sharodon 2B
Talula 4T).
Premier Breeder
Premier Exhibitor
Herdsman
Bridor Charolais
CORNERVIEW XCALIBRE 27X,
Genex & Cornerview Charolais
OBITUARY
Dorothy J.A. Geddes
1924 – 2011
Dorothy Jessie
Alice (McTaggart)
Geddes passed
away on July 5th
with her family
by her side. Dorothy is survived by her husband
Clare, children Pamela Salzburger,
Eric, Earl and his wife Helen-Ann,
Michael, and Maurice and his wife
Jane as well as 10 grandchildren and 9
great-grandchildren. Dorothy and Clare
went for a walk and talked about all the
blessings they had received on their
64th wedding anniversary just two
weeks before her passing.
Clare and Dorothy were Charolais
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pioneers starting their Char-O-Clare
Stock Farm herd in 1958, Pilot Mound,
Manitoba. They both worked tirelessly
promoting Charolais locally and
nationally. Dorothy was First Lady of
the Canadian Charolais Association in
1964-1965 when Clare was president.
Dorothy is fondly remembered for
her hard work and commitment to
others. She was very involved in the
Pilot Mound United Church at all
levels. Dorothy was a great cook and
her pies were always a favourite at the
Fall Suppers and of course with her
family on all occasions.
Dorothy’s biggest commitment was
to her children. She would take them
on driving trips around Manitoba and
into the United States making sure
they knew the world was bigger than
just the farm at Pilot Mound. She was
always teaching them the important
little lessons of life. She never
stopped loving her children and many
grandchildren no matter what they
got up to.
She was known for her hard work
and creative nature. She was often
asked to write a poem to celebrate
special occasions for family and
friends, and made whomever the
poem was designed for feel like
they were the most important person
in the world.
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
Routine Human Genotyping Technologies
Have Applications for Cattle Breeders
Grant Woronuk, PhD, Research Scientist, Quantum Genetics Canada Inc.
Many parents will remember the heel
prick test for their newborn child soon
after delivery. This procedure is
common practice in modern neonatal
medical diagnostics for the detection of
various genetic disorders, enabling
parents to take appropriate action, if
necessary. The neonatal heel prick test is
primarily used to diagnose human
genetic disorders, including
phenylketonuria (PKU). The PKU test
allows for a blood sample to be assessed
for the proper functioning of the gene
coding for the enzyme phenylalanine
hydroxylase. Should these tests indicate
improper phenylalanine hydroxylase
function, caregivers can take action by
adjusting the child’s diet in such a
manner that ameliorates some of the
more serious effects of this disorder,
thereby improving the health and
longevity of the child. Using the heel
prick test for genetic testing of newborns
for PKU and other diseases (like cystic
fibrosis and hypothyroidism) is critical
revealing information prior to onset of
symptoms, enabling caregivers to
address these special growth and
development issues.
The necessity of genetics testing is not
limited to infants, as diagnosing the
predisposition for certain diseases is
useful in adults as well. In some
disorders, such as Huntington’s disease,
where genotyping elucidates the
malignancy in the Huntington gene,
there is no cure. Huntington’s disease
serves as a rare yet striking example of
how fate can be completely
determined by our genes, as symptoms
for Huntington’s disease are almost
completely masked in young people,
but for those unfortunate enough to
possess the malignant Huntington
genotype, disease onset is an absolute
certainty. Since no action
can be taken with regards to mitigating
the effects of Huntington’s disease,
people at risk are left with the
philosophical dilemma of whether or not
they want to know if they possess the
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malignant Huntington genotype.
Many other genetic diseases,
however, empower decision makers to
take action to mitigate severity. For
instance, genotyping of BRCA1 &
BRCA2 yields information regarding
possible carcinogenic mutations in these
genes that increase the likelihood of
breast cancer. Early BRCA1 & BRCA2
genotyping offers people who are
diagnosed with carcinogenic mutations
in these genes, and thus a predisposition
for breast cancer, the opportunity to take
proactive therapeutic avenues to reduce
the likelihood of the onset of breast
cancer. These examples highlight the
power of genotyping technology in
predicting the future, thereby arming
people with accurate information such
that they may take appropriate action.
How do genotyping technologies
assist cattle breeders? Cattle genotyping
is an extension of the same technologies
used in human genotyping, as breeders
take advantage of these modern
technologies to not only mitigate genetic
diseases in their herd, but also to
optimize the production of cattle with
key market characteristics. With regards
to diagnosing cattle genetic disorders,
one commonly used genotyping assay
utilizes DNA markers to identify carriers
of Curly Calf Syndrome (CCS). CCS is a
disease in which calves are stillborn as a
result of a form of arthrogryposis
multiplex (AM), and these “curly” calves
inherited two copies (one from each
parent) of the lethal genotype and are
homozygous for the AM gene.
However, cattle may be living, symptomfree carriers of CCS if they possess only
one copy of the lethal genotype of AM
gene (heterozygous), while other cattle
can be homozygous with two copies of
the benign AM-free genotype. Cattle
breeders use genotyping to determine
the status of the AM genotype such
that they can make informed herd
management decisions, such as
culling the AM-carriers or strategically
breeding with AM-free homozygotes, to
avoid the production and perpetuation
of curly calves in their herd. Efforts to
develop tests for other cattle genetic
disorders, including neuropathic
hydrocephalus (NH, also known as
“Water Head”), contractural
arachnodactyly (CA, also known as
“Fawn Calf Syndrome”), mannosidosis
(MA), and osteopetrosis (OS) have been
successful and are now commercially
available to assist cattle breeders in herd
disease management.
Genotyping is not solely for purposes
of diagnosing genetic diseases, however,
as cattle breeders also use molecular
genetics technology as another tool
towards the production of cattle with
enhanced market characteristics. The
most well established and widely used
fat-related cattle genotyping assay is the
diagnosis of the leptin single nucleotide
polymorphism (SNP), where a
single nucleotide shift in the leptin
gene significantly impacts a cattle’s
predisposition for rapid fat
accumulation. SNP-based genotyping is
also effective for the diagnosis of another
gene, IGF2, that codes for insulin-like
growth factor 2 which is associated with
increased rib eye area (REA) in cattle.
Research conducted at the University of
Saskatchewan has shown that cattle who
are homozygous for one version of the
IGF2 SNP have 10% more REA than
cattle with other versions of IGF2 SNP.
Application of genotyping and selecting
bulls homozygous for key characteristics
can improve a breeder’s calf crop in as
little as one year.
Through the application of modern
genotyping, breeders can better equip
themselves with information about their
herd, enabling them to make informed
breeding decisions. Just as genotyping is
critical for determining cattle (and
human) predisposition for certain
genetic disorders, modern breeders
also employ genotyping technologies
such that they make accurate and
efficient herd management decisions
when targeting key markets.
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MCLEOD/CEDARLEA, CHAR-MO & CSS WIN
Farmfair Charolais Show
Farmfair International Charolais Show
November 10, 2011 • Edmonton, AB
Judge: Wayne Burgess, Carstairs, AB
30 Entries (A BOSS Show)
1. KAYR MISS 128X (MVX Cougarhill
Jake 767G), Kay-R Charolais,
Wasketenau; 2. HEJ HONEYBEE 79X
(Sparrows Sanchez 715T), HEJ
Charolais, Innisfail; 3. CML PLD
GINNY 1X (Sparrows Sanchez 715T),
McLeod Livestock, Cochrane; 4. KAYR
MISS 126X (Rolling D Classic 878U),
Kay-R Charolais; 5. RUSS TRIPLE X
33X (SDC Radar 116R), Gallelli
Charolais, Crossfield.
KAYR MISS 128X, Kay-R Charolais
HEJ HONEYBEE 79X, HEJ Charolais
1. HEJ DALE 66W (HEJ Vanilla Ice
57T, calf – Sparrows Fargo 811U), HEJ
Charolais.
1. CML PLD GINNY 6U (Merit
Vintage 4065P, calf – Sparrows
Sanchez 715T), McLeod Livestock.
CML PLD GINNY 6U, McLeod Livestock
HEJ DALE 66W, HEJ Charolais
1. VFF PRIME LADY 34Y (SDC Time
Out 88T), Vikse Family Farm,
Donalda; 2. KAYR COVERGIRL 26Y
(Rolling D Classic 878U), Kay-R
Charolais; 3. ANJOU YVETTE 157Y
(Anjou Tresor 713T), Valanjou
Charolais, Clyde; 4. ANJOU YANITA
164Y (BKJ Buckaroo 836H), Valanjou
Charolais.
1. GERRARD EVETTA 2Y (Gerrard
Montezuma 6T), Gerrard Cattle
Company, Innisfail; 2. NINA MOLLY
3Y (HEJ Vanilla Ice 57T), Marina
Rasmussen, Innisfail; 3. HEJ
VIVACIOUS 21Y (Sparrows Fargo
811U), HEJ Charolais.
GERRARD EVETTA 2Y, Gerrard
Cattle Company
VFF PRIME LADY 34Y, Vikse Family
Farm
CML PLD GINNY 6U, McLeod Livestock
Cattle Company
1. VFF TIME OUT 172Y (SDC Time
Out 88T), Vikse Family Farm;
2. KAYR CRUSADE 33Y (Sparrows
Sanchez 715T), KAY-R Charolais;
3. ANJOU YOUNG 161Y (Anjou
Tresor 713T), Valanjou Charolais,
Clyde; 4. RUSS FRONTLINE 33Y
(JSR Trophy 88T), Gallelli Charolais;
5. ANJOU YZERMAN 169Y (Anjou
Tresor 713T), Valanjou Charolais.
1. CML ENCORE 4Y (Sparrows
Sanchez 715T), McLeod Livestock;
2. NINA ALL YOU NEED 44Y
(Sparrows Sanchez 715T), Marina
Rasmussen; 3. ALT PILGRAM 66Y
(SVY Pilgrim PLD 655S), Vikse Family
Farm; 4. ALT PILGRAM 56Y (SVY
Pilgrim PLD 655S), Vikse Family
Farm; 5. RUSS BROADSIDE 3Y (JSR
Trophy 88T), Gallelli Charolais.
Bull Calf Champion
CML ENCORE 4Y, McLeod Livestock
VFF TIME OUT 172Y, Vikse Family Farm
Bull Born in 2010
1. ROCKING HEART POWER 11X
(SVY Pilgrim PLD 655S), Vikse
Family Farm.
ROCKING HEART POWER 11X,
Vikse Family Farm
Grand Champion Female – CML PLD
GINNY 6U, McLeod Livestock
Grand Champion Bull – CSS SIR
GRIDMAKER 2W, Cedarlea Farms, CSS
Charolais & Char-Mo Farms
Bull Born in 2009
1. CSS SIR GRIDMAKER 2W (KAYR
Grid Grid Iron 400S), Cedarlea Farms,
Hodgeville, SK, CSS Charolais,
Paynton, SK & Char-Mo Farms, Leduc.
CSS SIR GRIDMAKER 2W, Cedarlea
Farms, CSS Charolais & Char-Mo Farms
Grand Champion Bull
CSS SIR GRIDMAKER 2W, Cedarlea
Farms, CSS Charolais & Char-Mo
Farms
CML ENCORE 4Y, McLeod Livestock
GERRARD EVETTA 2Y, Gerrard Cattle Co.
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Reserve Grand Champion Bull – CML
ENCORE 4Y, McLeod Livestock
Get of Sire
1. McLeod Livestock, (Sparrows
Sanchez 715T); 2. Valanjou Charolais
(Anjou Tresor 713T)
ROLLIN’ ACRES / CEDARLEA, CHAR-MO & CSS WIN
Canadian Western Agribition
Charolais Show
Canadian Western Agribition Charolais Show
November 25, 2011 • Regina, SK
Judge: Darren Paget, Red Deer, AB
117Y (Stauffers Solution Pld 38W),
Future Farms, Innisfail, AB; 4. C2 MS
41Y (JWX Reality Red 73U), C2
Charolais; 5.MUTRIE YANKA 6Y
(KBK Rally 24T), Mutrie Farms.
1. SVY SO PERFECT 156Y (Sparrows
Landmark 963W), Serhienko/Voegeli
Cattle Co., Maymont; Mills Charolais,
Kenaston; Double T Charolais,
Holdfast; Palmer Charolais,
Bladworth; 2. WHITECAP LADY
GRACE 112Y (HBC Everest 914W),
Whitecap Charolais, Moose Jaw &
Harcourt Charolais, Quill Lake; 3.
MUTRIE YEVA 58Y (HTA Connection
743T), Mutrie Farms Glenavon; 4. C2
M2 49Y (High Bluff Hank 41R), C2
Charolais, La Riviere, MB; 5. BDT RIO
YAZMIN 9Y (LT Rio Blanco 1234P),
Temple Farms, Carrot River & LEJ
Charolais, Portage la Prairie, MB.
Junior Futurity Champion Female
Cattle Co. Inc.
Montezuma 6T), Gerrard Cattle Co.
Inc., Innisfail, AB; 2. JMB MS MERIT
133Y ((Merit 8671U), JMB Charolais,
Brookdale, MB; 3. JIL DREAM GIRL
Grand Champion Female – JSR JUNIPER
32X, Rollin’ Acres Charolais
Reserve Junior Futurity Champion
Female
SVY SO PERFECT 156Y,
Serhienko/Voegeli Cattle Co., Mills
Charolais, Double T Charolais,
Palmer Charolais
1. G.BROS SINDY 250Y (SOS MB
Symdicated 138P), Gilliland Bros.
Charolais, Carievale; 2. LAE Y SO
SASSY 136Y (Sanchez 715T),
Horseshoe E Charolais, Kenaston; 3.
ELDER’S SEBASJIN 60Y (Elder’s
Wahkamo 919W), Elder Charolais
Farm, Coronach; 4. LAE STANDOUT
135Y (Landmark 963W), Horseshoe E
Charolais; 5. NINA MOLLY 3Y (HEJ
Vanilla Ice 57T) HEJ Charolais &
Marina Rasmussen, Innisfail, AB.
Grand Champion Bull – CSS SIR
GRIDMAKER 2W, Cedarlea Farms,
Char-Mo Farms & CSS Charolais
1. SVY FLIRTIN FOR CERTIN 133Y
(D R Revelation 467),Serienko/Voegeli
Cattle Co.; 2. LAE BAZINGA 113Y
(Landmark 963W), Horseshoe E
Charolais; 3. JMB MS DATELINE
114Y (BXB Dateline Son 65R), JMB
Charolais; 4. JWX STERLING LDAY
512Y (JWX Sterling Silver 313U),
Wilgenbusch Charolais, Halbrite; 5.
SHARODON YUPPIE 6Y (Sharodon
Wyatt 3W), Mutrie Farms.
1. ELDER’S MISS DUTCHESS 20Y
(SVY Kaboom Pld 7113T), Elder
Charolais Farms; 2. JWX FANTASY
819Y (JWX Reality Red 73U),
Wilgenbusch Charolais; 3. GERRARD
EVETTA 9Y (Gerrard Montezuma 6T),
Gerrard Cattle Co. Inc.; 4. SKW
CYNTHIA 19Y (Steppler 83U),
Creek’s Edge Land & Cattle, Yellow
Creek; 5. LAE MISS PRIM 110Y
(Sparrow’s Landmark 963W),
Horseshoe E Charolais.
Montezuma 6T), Gerrard Cattle Co.
Inc.; 2. AGA YUMMY GIRL 67Y (JDJ
Smokester J 1377 P), All Girl Acres,
Little Britain, ON; 3. SVY STARSTRUCK
112Y (JDJ Smokester J 1377 P),
Serhienko/Voegeli Cattle Co.;
4. ELDER’S ECHO 12Y (SVY Kaboom
Pld 7113T), Elder Charolais Farms;
5. JWX YOURS TRULY 919Y (SVY
Kaboom 7113T), Wilgenbusch Charolais.
Senior Futurity Champion Female
Cattle Co.
Reserve Senior Futurity Champion
Female
SVY FLIRTIN FOR CERTIN 133Y,
Serhienko/Voegeli Cattle Co.
GERRARD EVETTA 2Y, Gerrard Cattle Co.
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Reserve Grand Champion Bull – SVY
LIBERTY 128Y, Serhienko/ Voegeli Cattle
Co., Kay-R Charolais
1. HEJ HONEYBEE 79X (Sparrows
Sanchez 715T), HEJ Charolais; 2.
ELDERS MYSTICAL MADAME 154X
(SVY Kaboom Pld 7113T), Mutrie
Farms; 3. LAE X-TRA SASSY 38X
(Sanchez 715T), Horseshoe E
Charolais; 4. JWX XANDRA 708X
(Pleasant Dawn Twister 37U),
Wilgenbusch Charolais & Buffalo
Lake Charolais, Stettler, AB; 5.
PLEASANT DAWN MAGGIE 85X
(Pleasant Dawn Magnum 56T),
Pleasant Dawn Charolais, Oak Lake,
MB & McTavish Charolais, Moosomin.
1. JSR JUNIPER 32X (SVY Freedom
307N), Rollin’ Acres Charolais,
Shelburne, ON; 2. AGA X-TREME
GIRL 67X (Cedardale Tyrant 31T), All
Girl Acres; 3. MEDONTE XTERNAL
AFFAIRS 5X (SVY Freedom Pld
307N), Elder Charolais Farms; 4. SKW
HANNA 47X (Steppler 83U), Creek’s
Edge Land & Cattle; 5. HICKS
COOEY 6X (Hicks Revolver 14R),
Hicks Charolais, Arthur, ON.
Charolais
AGA X-TREME GIRL 67X, All Girl
Acres
1. MVY WYNONA 95W (PCC Balistik
441P, calf - Pleasant Dawn Hybrid
37W), McAvoy Charolais & Dean
McAvoy, Arelee; 2. HEJ DALE 66W
(HEJ Vanilla Ice 57T, calf - Sparrows
Fargo 811U); HEJ Charolais.
Charolais & Dean McAvoy
HEJ DALE 66W, HEJ Charolais
Charolais
Cattle Co. Inc.
1. WHITECAP TIMELINE 111Y (HBC
Everest 914W), Whitecap Charolais; 2.
ELDER’S HAWKEYE 102Y (Elder’s
Farm; 3. MCTAVISH CHINOOK 30Y
(Rolling D Design 730T), McTavish
Charolais; 4. ROSSO ROUNDUP
BILLY 9Y (Merit Roundup 9508W),
Rosso Charolais, Moose Jaw; 5.
HICKS DIAKON 22Y (Hicks Revolver
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1. SVY NORTHSTAR 153Y (Sparrows
Landmark 963W), Serhienko/Voegli
Cattle Co.; 2. JMB DATELINE 131Y
(BXB Dateline Son 65R), JMB
Charolais; 3. WHITECAP REVOLVER
69Y (DWK Till’s Echo 3N), Whitecap
Charolais; 4. ELDER’S WAHKAMO
JUNIOR 74Y (Elder’s Wahkamo
919W), Elder Charolais Farm; 5.
ELDER’S TAMARAC 97Y (Elder’s
Farms.
1. SVY BLITZ 125Y (Sparrows
Cattle Co. & Gerrard Cattle Co.;
2. JMB DATELINE 107Y (BXB Dateline Son 65R), JMB Charolais;
3. MCTAVISH BRAUN 53Y (Rolling
D Desgin 730T), McTavish Charolais;
4. PLEASANT DAWN SNIPER 103Y
(SVY Kaboom Pld 7113T), Pleasant
Dawn Charolais; 5. SRK CANYON
2Y (SRK Solid 12U), Wilgenbusch
Charolais.
1. ELDER’S RAPTOR 43Y (Elder’s
Farms; 2. BNE LANDSLIDE 3Y
(Landmark 963W), Horseshoe E
Charolais; 3. SKW OUTLAW 81Y
(Steppler 83U), Creek’s Edge Land
& Cattle; 4. SKW PARDNER 78Y
(Steppler 83U), Creek’s Edge Land
& Cattle; 5. MCTAVISH TRUE
GRIT 89Y (Gilliland Diago 7R),
McTavish Charolais.
1. JMB DATELINE 104Y (BXB Dateline
Son 65R), JMB Charolais; 2.
PLEASANT DAWN RADAR 25Y
(Pleasant Dawn Spawn 765W),
Pleasant Dawn Charolais; 3. SKW
OVERLOAD 6Y (Steppler 83U),
Creek’s Edge Land & Cattle; 4. BWP
YOU TUBE 2Y (Elder’s Stinger 115S),
Connection Cattle Co., Lorette, MB; 5.
JWX YANKEE 973Y (JWX Silver
Buckle 524U), Wilgenbusch Charolais.
Junior Futurity Champion Bull
SVY NORTHSTAR 153Y,
Senior Futurity Champion Bull
SVY LIBERTY 128Y, Serhienko/
Voegeli Cattle Co. & Kay-R Charolais
Reserve Junior Futurity Champion Bull
ELDER’S RAPTOR 43Y, Elder Charolais
Reserve Senior Futurity Champion
Bull
SVY LANDSHARK 134Y, Serhienko/
Voegeli Cattle Co. & Footprint Farms
1. SVY LIBERTY 128Y (Sparrows
Cattle Co. & Kay-R Charolais,
Waskatenau, AB; 2. SVY
LANDSHARK 134Y (Sparrows
Cattle Co. & Footprint Farms, Esther,
AB; 3. LAE YUKON 122Y (Landmark
963W)., Horseshoe E Charolais; 4. JMB
65R), JMB Charolais; 5. JWX FINAL
DRIVE 830Y (JWX Silver Bullet
524W), Wilgenbusch Charolais.
1. SVY EPIC PLD 127Y (Sparrows
Cattle Co.; 2. NINA ALL YOU NEED
44Y (Sparrows Sanchez 715T); 3.
G.BROS XCEPTIONAL 628Y (JWX
Quicksilver 421U), Gilliland Bros.
RELIC 4Y (Pleasant Dawn Spawn
765W), Pleasant Dawn Charolais; 5.
DRD RASCAL FLATS 350Y (Pleasant
Dawn Sudoku 145W), DRD Charolais,
Sintaluta.
Bulls Born in 2010
1. KCH RED LABEL 15X (SRK Solid
12U), Gilliland Bros. Charolais & KCH
Charolais, Rapid City, MB;
2. ROLLIN’ ACRES OH YEAH 8X
(PCFL Ultimate 14R), Rollin’ Acres
Charolais, Whiskey Hollow Cattle
Co., Norwood, ON & Loval Farms,
Warkworth, ON; 3. HICKS MOSSBERG
7X
(Hicks Revolver 14R), Hicks
Charolais; 4. G.BROS NAPOLEON
214X (SOS MB Syndicated 138P),
Gilliland Bros. Charolais.
KCH RED LABEL 15X, Gilliland Bros.
Charolais & KCH Charolais
Bulls Born in 2009
1. CSS SIR GRIDMAKER 2W (KAYR
Grid Grid Iron 400S), Cedarlea Farms,
Hodgeville; Char-Mo Farms, Leduc,
AB & CSS Charolais, Paynton;
2. LAE WICHITA 911W (LT Bluegrass
4017P), Sunblade Charolais/SunTek
Livestock, Foxwarren, MB; 3. HICKS
SIR WINSTON 33W (Sparrows
Vintage 75R), Hicks Charolais.
CSS SIR GRIDMAKER 2W,
Cedarlea Farms, Char-Mo Farms &
CSS Charolais
LAE WICHITA 911W, Sunblade
Charolais/SunTek Livestock
Grand Champion Bull
CSS SIR GRIDMAKER 2W,
Cedarlea Farms, Char-Mo Farms &
CSS Charolais
SVY LIBERTY 128Y, Serhienko/
Voegeli Cattle Co., Kay-R Charolais
Produce of Dam
1. All Girl Acres (Miss Cedardale 67T);
2. Horseshoe E Charolais (LAE Sassy
Spur 660S).
Breeder’s Herd
1. Elder Charolais Farms; 2. JMB
Charolais; 3. Horseshoe E Charolais;
4. Creek’s Edge Land & Cattle.
Get of Sire
1. JMB Charolais (BXB Dateline Son
65R); 2. Elder Charolais Farms (Elder’s
Wahkamo 919W); 3. Horseshoe E
Charolais (Sparrows Landmark
963W); 4. Creek’s Edge Land & Cattle
(Steppler 83U).
Premier Breeder
Premier Exhibitor
Herdsman Award
Hicks Charolais
SOLID SALE
Agribition Sale
Canadian Western Agribition Sale
November 24, 2011 • Regina, SK
Gross Average
6 Bred Heifers
$28,200
$4,700
5 Heifer Calves
17,100
3,420
1 Pregnant Recipient
5,400
5,400
12 Lots
$50,700
$4,225
Auctioneer: Brent Carey
Sale Manager: By Livestock
An enthusiastic crowd was on hand
for the pre-show sale. Although the
number of lots weren’t high the quality
was good throughout with some new
consignors and new buyers. Cattle
sold across four provinces.
Lot 566, Pick of Gilliland Bros.
Charolais bred heifer pen (48 white
and red factor heifers to choose from
after they have calved). Sold for $6,700
to Elder Charolais, Coronach.
Consigned by Gilliland Bros.
Charolais, Carievale.
Lot 568, SKW HANNA 47X (Polled,
1,598 lbs., 96 YW EPD), sired by
Steppler 83U, out of an LLW Double
Take Pld 104H daughter, bred to Merit
Roundup 9508W. Sold for $5,200 to
Kurtis Phillips, Estevan & Gilliland
Bros. Charolais. Consigned by Creek's
Edge Land & Cattle, Yellow Creek.
Lot 569, PLEASANT DAWN
MAGGIE 85X (3rd Gen. Polled, 1,589
lbs., -.3 BW EPD, 27.2 Milk EPD),
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sired by Pleasant Dawn Magnum 56T,
out of a Pleasant Dawn Sonic 173M
daughter, bred to Merit Roundup
9508W. Sold for $5,000 to McTavish
Charolais, Moosomin. Consigned by
Pleasant Dawn Farms, Oak Lake, MB.
Lot 574, LAE STANDOUT 135Y
(880 lbs., -.4 BW EPD, 95 YW EPD),
sired by Sparrows Landmark 963W,
out of an LT Bluegrass 4017 daughter.
Sold for $5,750 to Steppler Farms,
Miami, MB. Consigned by Horseshoe
E Charolais, Kenaston.
High Selling Pregnant Recipient
Lot 565, Pick of the Recipients
carrying Rollin’ Acres Lizzie 7S X TR
Mr Fire Water 5729R progeny sold for
$5,400 to Medonte Farms, Hillsdale,
ON & McCormack Family Farm,
Grenfell, SK. Consigned by Clear Lake
Charolais, Tiger Lily, AB.
Kurtis Phillips & Cody, Ron & Greg Gilliland
teamed up on the second high selling bred
heifer
Andre Steppler took
home the high
selling heifer calf
Jared McTavish selected a high
selling bred heifer
Allan Miller & Scott McCormack teamed up
on the pregnant recipient from Clear Lake
Mike & Ron Elder bought the pick of
Gilliland’s bred heifers
NEWS
Industry Info
Trace Minerals Improve
Semen Quality
Scott Laudert, PhD
http://beefmagazine.com
Fresh and frozen sperm quality was
enhanced in bulls fed an organic trace
mineral supplement compared to
bulls fed a more traditional inorganic
mineral supplement.
Mature Angus and Balancer bulls
were fed zinc, copper, cobalt and
manganese from inorganic and
organic sources by University of
Arkansas researchers. These minerals
are most commonly fed to livestock as
inorganic molecules of sulfates or
carbonates. More recently, however,
organic sources (complexes of a
mineral and an amino acid or
carbohydrate) are more often being
utilized, due to improved
bioavailability.
The inorganic diet contained only
the test trace minerals from inorganic
sources, while the organic diet
contained trace minerals from both
organic and inorganic mineral
sources. The organic portion was
supplied by Availa-4® from Zinpro
Corporation. All other ration
ingredients were identical for the two
treatment groups.
Bulls were fed the supplemental
trace minerals from mid May to
September. Because sperm production
in bulls requires 60 days, weekly
semen collection began in mid July
and continued for nine weeks via
electro-ejaculation. Samples were
evaluated for motility, either fresh or
following a freeze-thaw procedure, by
computer-assisted sperm analysis.
Fresh-semen sperm motility was
increased from 55.2% to 69.1% in the
bulls fed the organic trace mineral
supplement. Frozen-semen sperm
motility also increased at zero and
two hours post-thawing.
Natural vs. Conventional Beef
With the exception of price, there’s
little to no difference between
conventionally raised and natural
beef, University of Arkansas
researchers report.
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Beef ribeye rolls were purchased
from five naturally-raised, brandedbeef programs and two commodity
beef suppliers. The natural-fed beef
requirements were an all-vegetarian
diet, no implants, and no dietary
antibiotics. The conventionally raised
beef was produced according to FDA
and USDA guidelines.
Ribeye steaks from both production
types were evaluated for pH;
moisture; intramuscular fat; color;
Warner-Bratzler shear force; cooking
loss; consumer panel evaluation
including flavor, juiciness, tenderness,
texture and overall acceptability; and
monounsaturated and
polyunsaturated fatty acid content.
All measured traits were similar
between conventional and natural
beef steaks with the exceptions of
higher cooking loss and greater taste
panel-rated juiciness for the
conventional beef.
The results show consumers can’t
distinguish natural beef from
conventionally raised beef based
solely on palatability. Variations in the
fresh and cooked attributes were
greater among brands than
production type. Beef is beef, no
matter how it’s raised.
Distillers Grains Feeding Loss
Feeding dry distillers grains with
solubles (DDGS) in bunks compared
to feeding on the ground reduced
pasture feeding waste by 36-41%.
University of Nebraska researchers
evaluated feeding DDGS in meal form
as received directly from the ethanol
plant to yearling steers grazing
subirrigated meadow pastures in feed
bunks vs. on the ground. The steers
were fed 3.5 lbs. DDGS/head/3X/week.
The ground-fed steers were fed in a
different location within the pasture at
each feeding. Bunks were not moved
within the pastures for the duration of
the study.
The steers fed in bunks had greater
daily gain, 1.2 vs. 0.9 lbs./day, with
the difference in gain being equivalent
to the ground-fed steers being unable
to consume 0.85 lb. of DDGS due to
ground wastage at each feeding. At
$200/ton for DDGS, the cost of ground
wastage in animal performance would
be about 8.5¢/steer/day. This value can
be used to determine the breakeven
cost to purchase feed bunks.
Is Chicken Helping Out Beef Prices?
Troy Marshall, BEEF Contributing Editor
http://beefmagazine.com
It sounds like an oxymoron but the
poultry industry may actually help
beef prices rise this next year. The fact
is that the high price of ethanol-based
corn has hit the poultry industry
much harder than the beef industry.
Cattle have options to grain; poultry
don't.
For instance, Tyson recently
reported a 54% drop in quarterly
profits due to higher feed costs. And,
projections are for poultry production
to decline by 4% next year, as that
industry adjusts to higher corn prices.
In fact, Tyson's feed cost in 2011
increased by $675 million compared to
last fiscal year, which puts its feed
costs at over $4.5 billion next year.
Tyson's poultry division also saw a
profitability swing of more than $200
million on a year-to-year comparison
for this last quarter!
The good news is that the total meat
protein supply is expected to decline
by 2-3% in 2012. Despite the
astronomical increases in feed prices,
Tyson and others are still expecting to
remain profitable, if not as profitable
as previously, as prices move higher
as a result of tighter supplies.
The market continues to be
powered by declining supplies and
increasing export demand. If we can
ever get the domestic market to
respond, we should be on really good
footing. With December 2012 corn
hitting new recent lows and coming in
at $5.50/bu., there is good reason for
price optimism in 2012 beyond the
first quarter.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC EVENT
Alberta Select Charolais Bull
and Female Show & Sale
Alberta Select Charolais Bull & Female
Show and Sale
December 3, 2011 • Red Deer, AB
Gross Average
1 Cow/Calf Pair
5,900
5,900
3 Bred Cows
15,750
5,250
9 Bred Heifers
38,400
4,266
24 Heifer Calves
71,600
2,983
1 Flush
5,750
5,750
1 Pregnant Recipient
4,750
4,750
1 Yearling Bull
4,500
4,500
4 3/4 Bull Calves
$49,250 $10,368
46 lots
1 Embryo lot
Total Gross
$195,900
800
$196,700
$4,378
800
Sale Manager: Transcon Livestock
Auctioneer: Don Oberg
Despite a winter storm the Alberta
Select turned out to be an outstanding
event. It is great to see this much
enthusiasm in the Charolais breed
again. The offering from start to
finish was very strong which helped
to build a great average. Cattle were
sold right across western Canada and
into two states.
High Selling Bulls
Lot 1, ANJOU PURE POWER 184Y
(Full French, 99 lb. BW), sired by
NAV Napoleon 25N, out of an NAV
Leif 59L daughter. Sold for $21,000
to Charmark Ranches, Gem for 3/4
interest and full possession. Consigned
by Valanjou Charolais, Clyde.
Lot 5, CIRCLE CEE FIRED UP 104Y
(Polled, Red Factor, 96 lb. BW), sired
by MXS Irish Cream 973W, out of a
Crystal D Pierce 40P daughter. Sold
for $10,000 to Wilgenbusch Charolais,
Halbrite, SK; Thomas Ranch, Harold,
SD; Polzin Cattle Co., Darwin, MN
and Slack Farms, Harrisburg, SD.
Consigned by Circle Cee Charolais,
Lamont.
Lot 51, KAYR CRUSADE 33Y
(Polled, 96 lb. BW), sired by Sparrows
Sanchez 715T, out of an SFL Jade 26J
daughter. Sold for $9,250 to McKeary
Charolais, Compeer. Consigned by
Kay-R Charolais, Waskatenau.
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High Selling Heifer Calves
Lot 15, PRAIRIE COVE MISS 3Y
(Polled, 95 lb. BW, 1.8 BW EPD, 79
YW EPD), sired by CSS Sir Gridmaker
2W, out of an ABC Latoro 263G
daughter. Sold for $7,600 to Billy
Fleming, Spruce Grove. Consigned by
Prairie Cove Charolais, Bowden and
Clear Lake Charolais, Tiger Lily.
Lot 26, HARVIE REESE MOLSON
11Y (Polled, Red Factor, 88 lb. BW),
sired by Pleasantdawn Spawn 765W,
out of a Harvie Jager 65J daughter.
Sold for $6,200 to Reese Cattle Co.
Didsbury. Consigned by Harvie
Ranching, Olds and Reese Cattle Co.
Didsbury.
Lot 20, SCF XOLANI 65X (Full
French, 94 lb. BW), sired by Jumper,
out of an MR Fergus 21F daughter.
Sold for $5,500 to Maple Leaf
Charolais, Falun and Bar Punch
Charolais, Medicine Hat. Consigned
by Stephen Charolais, Moosomin, SK.
High Selling Flush
Lot 19, THE RIGHT TO FLUSH
ANY FEMALE IN THE CLEAR LAKE
HERD. Sold for $5,750 to Hunter
Charolais, Roblin, MB. Consigned by
Clear Lake Charolais.
High Selling Bred Cow
Pick of any bred female in the
Footprint Farms herd. Sold for $10,750
to Prairie Cove Charolais; Serhienko
Cattle Co. Maymont, SK; Clear Lake
Charolais; Payne Livestock,
Lloydminster, SK and Glen Mills,
Kenaston, SK.
High Selling Recipient
Lot 18, A RECIPIENT CARRYING
THE PROGENY OF ROLLIN’ ACRES
LIZZY 7S AND TR FIREWATER
5792R. Sold for $ 4,750 to Grant
Farms, Bowden. Consigned by Clear
Lake Charolais.
Alberta Select Bull Show
Champion Pen of three bulls
Vikse Family Farm, Donalda
Reserve pen of three bulls
Buffalo Lake Charolais, Stettler
Don Grant selected
the recipient from
Clear Lake
Billy Fleming bought
the high selling
heifer calf
McKeary Charolais selected a high selling bull
Legacy Farms was the volume buyer taking 5
lots home
Single Bull Champion
KAYR CRUSADE 33Y (Sparrows
Sanchez 715T), Kay-R Charolais,
Waskatenau
Reserve Single Bull
NINA ALL YOU NEED 44Y
(Sparrows Sanchez 715T), Marina
Rasmussem, Innisfail
Steve Saruga, from Alliance, had his
name drawn for the Select-A-Bull and
picked Grant’s Fancy Hank 101Y, a
Cougarhill Hank son from Grant
Farms. Grants receive $10,000 and
Steve gets the bull.
On the Commercial side of the
show, Dale Johnson, Wetaskiwin, had
his name drawn and selected Circle
Cee Fired Up 104Y a MXS Irish Cream
973W son from Circle Cee Charolais,
Lamont Dale received the bull and
Circle Cee received $10,000.
AVERAGE UP NEARLY $1000
Sterling Collection Sale
Sterling Collection Sale
December 2, 2011 • Saskatoon, SK
Gross Average
3 Cow/Calf Pairs
$30,650 $10,217
21 Bred Heifers
85,300
4,062
7 Heifer Calves
23,450
3,350
1 Flush
6,500
6,500
32 Lots
$145,900
$4,559
Auctioneer: Jerry Kanewischer
Sale Manager: By Livestock
The six consignors to this 32nd sale
brought out another high quality
offering. A good crowd was in
attendance and gave these top
breeders a very good sale. Bidders
from five provinces and two states
participated in this sale known for its
tradition of quality and value.
High Selling Cow/Calf Pair
Lot 2, LAE UNFOCUSED 8107U
(3rd Gen. Polled, 1,850 lbs., 95 YW
EPD), sired by Sparrows Eldorado
361L, out of a Misty Creek focus 5F
daughter, bred to Sparrows Landmark
936W. Sold for $10,750 to Cornerview
Charolais, Cobden, ON. Consigned by
Horseshoe E Charolais, Kenaston.
Lot 2A, LAE Y-FI 157Y (Polled, 910
lbs., 58 WW EPD, 107 YW EPD), sired
by Sparrows Landmark 936W. Sold
for $5,300 to Ferme Palerme,
Gatineau, QC.
Lot 8, HC GEORGIA 9X (Polled,
1,118 lb. YW, 1,750 lbs., 26.4 Milk
EPD), sired by SVS Nobleman 25N,
out of a Sparrows Alcatraz 18N
daughter, bred to Merit Roundup
9508W. Sold for $7,500 to Sunrise
Charolais, Stayner, ON. Consigned by
Hunter Charolais, Roblin, MB.
Lot 15, MXS SNOW WHITE 25X
(3rd Gen. Polled, 86 lb. BW, -.6 BW
EPD, 1,420 lbs.), sired by SVY Ad
Invincible P 748T, out of a Sparows
Alcatraz 18N daughter, bred to MXS
Craftsman 910W. Sold for $6,300 to
Swistun Charolais, North Battleford.
Consigned by Martens Cattle Co.,
Glenbush.
Lot 23, LAE X-IKKI 81X (Double
Polled, 1,495 lbs., 1.3 BW EPD), sired
by LAE Shockin Y’All 659S, out of a
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Sparrows Matador 7K daughter, bred
to Merit Roundup 9508W. Sold for
$6,250 to Saunders Charolais,
Markdale, ON. Consigned by
Horseshoe E Charolais.
Lot 9, MXS MADISON 5X (4th Gen.
Polled, 90 lb. BW, 20.7 Milk EPD),
sired by SVY Ad Invincible P 748T,
out of an SVY Deliverance Pld 401P
daughter, bred to DR Revelation. Sold
for $5,750 to ASF Farms, Bjorkdale.
Consigned by Martens Cattle Co.
Lot 13, HC WINDY RIVER 22X (3rd
Gen. Polled, 1,046 lb. YW, .6 BW EPD,
24.8 Milk EPD), sired by Sparrows
Sanchez 715T, out of an LT Wyoming
Wind 4020 daughter, bred to CS Pld
Junction 4J. Sold for $5,500 to Sunrise
Charolais. Consigned by Hunter
Charolais.
Lot 18, LAE X-PRESSIVE 44X (3rd
Gen. Polled, 1 BW EPD, 92 YW EPD,
1,385 lbs.), sired by Sparrows
Eldorado 361L, out of an HTA
Commander 5126R daughter, bred to
CSS Sir Gridmaker 2W. Sold for
$5,000 to Palmer Charolais,
Bladworth. Consigned by Horseshoe
E Charolais.
Lot 17, JWX SOLID MISSY 704X
(Double Red Factor, Double Polled,
7. BW EPD, 93 YW EPD, 1,300 lbs.),
sired by SRK Solid 12U, out of a
Crystal D Pierce 40P daughter, bred to
Langs Red Soldier 22S. Sold for $4,750
to Slack Farms, Harrisburg, SD.
Consigned by Wilgenbusch Charolais.
Lot 34, MVY WYNONA 39Y
(Double Polled, 855 lbs., 22.3 Milk
EPD), sired by Pleasantdawn Hybrid
37W, out of a PCC Balistik 441P
Brett Coughlin
purchased the high
selling female
daughter. Sold for $6,250 to Ferme
Palerme. Consigned by McAvoy
Charolais, Arelee.
High Selling Flush
Lot 1, Right to Flush ACC
FLIRTINFORCERTIN 606S, sired by
SVY Freedom Pld 307N, out of an LT
Rio Blanco 1234 P daughter. Sold for
$6,500 to Swan Lake Farm, Stoughton.
Consigned by SVY/Voegeli Charolais,
Maymont; Palmer Charolais,
Bladworth; Glen Mills, Kenaston &
Todd Thauberger, Holdfast.
Jim & Susan Baker selected two including the
high selling bred heifer
Brent Saunders took
the third high selling
bred heifer to ON
Etienne Palerme
purchased the two high
selling heifer calves
Velon Herback was
volume buyer taking
four to Palmer Charolais
Donnie Swistun
bought the second high
selling bred heifer
Do you want to Lease your Cows?
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IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES IN OUR INDUSTRY
Calendar of Events
January 20-21
Canadian Bull Congress Camrose, AB
January 28
M.C. Quantock “Canada’s Bull Sale”,
Lloydminster (SK) Exhibition Grounds
February 4
Lac St-Jean Test Station Sale, QC
February 4
Hill 70 Quantock Barn Burnin’ Bull
Sale, at the ranch, Lloydminster, AB
February 11
P & H Ranching Co. Ltd. Bull Sale,
Innisfail (AB) Auction Mart
March 4 & 5
93rd Annual Pride of the Prairies
Bull Sale, Lloydminster (SK)
Exhibition Grounds
March 17
Rollin’ Acres & Guests 2nd Annual
Bull Sale, 2:00 p.m., Maple Hill
Auctions, Hanover, ON
March 5
Palmer Charolais & Neilson Cattle
Red & Black Angus Bull Sale, 1:00
p.m., at the farm, Bladworth, SK
March 17
Lanoie Bros. Charolais Bull Sale,
2: 00 p.m., Johnstone Auction Mart,
Moose Jaw, SK
March 8
Charolais Power 2012, 1:00 p.m.,
Dryland Cattle Trading Corp.,
Veteran, AB
March 17
Vinoy & Quyon (Quebec) Test Station
Sales
February 18
St Martin (Quebec) Test Station Sale
March 9
South Central Alberta Charolais
Breeders Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m., Innisfail
(AB) Auction Mart
February 20
“Tip the Scale Bull Sale”, Vikse
Family Farm, Donalda, AB
March 9
A. Sparrow Farms Bull Sale, 2:00 p.m.,
at the farm, Vanscoy, SK
February 21
29th Annual Performance Tested
Charolais Bull Sale, Rawes Ranches,
Strome, AB
March 9
9th Annual Northern Classic Bull
Sale, Grand Prairie, AB
February 24
HEJ Charolais Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m.,
March 10
Horseshoe E Charolais Annual Bull
Sale, 2:00 p.m., Johnstone Auction
Mart, Moose Jaw, SK
February 25
Beck Farms & McCoy Cattle Co. Bull
Sale, 1:00 p.m., Optimum Genetics,
Regina, SK
March 11
107th Annual Regina Bull Sale, Evraz
Place, Regina, SK
February 25
Chomiak 8th Annual Bull Sale, Viking
(AB) Auction Market
February 25
Asbestos (Quebec) Test Station Sale
February 26
Pro-Char 1st Annual Bull Sale, at the
farm, Glenevis, AB
March 3
Ferme Louber Annual Bull Sale, 1:00
p.m., at the farm, Saint-Marie de
Beauce, QC
March 3
High Country Bull Sale, Pincher
Creek, AB
March 3
Clear Lake Charolais Bull Sale, Tiger
Lily, AB
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March 13
McTavish & Guests Charolais & Red
Angus Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m., at the
farm, Moosomin, SK
March 15
Buffalo Lake Charolais and
Shorthorns Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m.,
Stettler (AB) Auction Mart
March 16
Family Tradition Bull Sale, 2:00 p.m.,
Rolling D Charolais farm, Dropmore,
MB
March 16
Double L Ranch Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m.,
March 16
Northern Alliance Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m.,
Spiritwood (SK) Stockyards
March 17
Pleasant Dawn Farms 10th Annual
Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m., Heartland
Livestock, Virden, MB
March 17
Sandan Charolais Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m.,
at the farm, Erskine, AB
March 17
26th Annual North Central Charolais
Breeders Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m., Nilsson
Bros. Livestock Exchange, Clyde, AB
March 19
White is Right Bull Sale, Perlich Bros.
Auction Mart, Lethbridge, AB
March 20
Provost Bull Sale, Provost, AB
March 21
Wawadash Farms Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m.,
Dryland Cattle Trading Corp. ,
Veteran, AB
March 22
Maple Leaf Charolais Annual Bull
Sale, 1:00 p.m., Lakedell (AB)
Ag Center
March 22
Diamond W Charolais 10th Annual
Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m., Valley Livestock
Sales, Minitonas, MB
March 23
Winn Man Farms 11th Annual Bull
Sale, 2:00 p.m., at the farm,
Winnipegosis, MB
March 24
Transcon’s Mountainview Angus and
Charolais Bull Sale, Innisfail, AB
March 24
Wilgenbusch Charolais North of the
53rd Bull Sale, 1:30 p.m., at the CSS
Charolais Ranch, Paynton, SK
March 24
Forsyth Bros. & Tee M Jay Charolais
Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m., Ashern (MB)
Auction Mart
March 24
Southland Breeders Bull Sale,
Rockglen, SK
March 25
Murphy Livestock Charolais & Angus
Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m., Western Pride
Auction Mart, Bonnyville, AB
March 25
Best of the Breeds Bull Sale, 2:00 p.m.,
Parkland Livestock Auction, Leross, SK
March 26
North West Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m.,
Kramer’s Big Bid Barn, North
Battleford, SK
March 26
Harvie Ranching Bull Sale, at the
ranch, Olds, AB
March 27
Steppler Farms 1st Annual Bull Sale,
Steppler Sale Barn, Miami, MB
March 28
Hi-Weigh Charolais Breeders Bull
Sale, 1:00 p.m., Neepawa (MB)
Fair Grounds
March 29
Elder Charolais 2nd Annual Bull Sale,
1:30 p.m., at the farm, Coronach, SK
March 30
Perrot-Martin Charolais Bull Sale, 1:00
p.m., at the farm, Naicam, SK
March 31
Gilliland Bros. Charolais Bull Sale,
1:00 p.m., Alameda (SK) Auction Mart
March 31
Impact Angus & Charolais Bull &
Female Sale, 1:00 p.m., Saskatoon (SK)
Livestock Sales
March 31
1st Annual High Point Bull Sale,
6 p.m., Carmarthen Lake Farms,
Singhampton, ON
April 1
Cattleman’s Classic Multi-Breed Bull
Sale, 2:00 p.m., Heartland Livestock,
Virden, MB
April 2
9th Annual North of the 49th Bull
Sale, 1:00 p.m., at Wilgenbusch
Charolais, Halbrite, SK
April 4
White Cap/Rosso Charolais &
Howe/Cockburn Red Angus Bull Sale,
1:00 p.m., at White Cap Charolais,
Moose Jaw, SK
April 5
Hunter Charolais Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m.,
at the farm, Roblin, MB
April 7
Manitoba Bull Test Station Sale, at the
test station, Carberry, MB
April 7
Saunders Charolais 7th Annual Bull
Sale, 2:00 p.m., Keady (ON)
Livestock Market
April 7
Vermillionaires 26th Annual Bull
Sale, 1:00 p.m., Nilsson Bros.
Livestock Exchange, Vermilion, AB
April 12
Size Matters Bull Sale, 1:30 p.m., at
Sliding Hills Charolais farm, Canora, SK
April 14
S.E. Sask Breeders Bull Sale, 2:00 p.m.,
Square D Sale Site, Langbank, SK
Plan to attend these
leading events in 2012!
January 28 M.C.Quantock “Canada’s Bulls”
Bull Sale, Lloydminster, SK
February 4 Hill 70 Quantock “Barn Burnin’”
Bull Sale, Lloydminster, AB
February 24 HEJ Charolais Bull Sale, Innisfail, AB
February 25 Beck/McCoy Bull Sale, Regina, SK
March 9
A. Sparrow Farms Bull Sale, Vanscoy, SK
March 17
SanDan Charolais Bull Sale, Erskine, AB
April 21
Cornerstone Charolais & Red Angus
Bull Sale, 1:00 p.m., Whitewood (SK)
Auction Mart
March 25
Best of the Breeds Bull Sale, Leross, SK
March 28
April 21
Cedardale Charolais 9th Annual Bull
& Select Female Sale, 1:00 p.m., at the
farm, Nestleton, ON
March 30
March 31
Hi-Weigh Charolais Bull Sale,
Neepawa, MB
Perrot-Martin Charolais Farm Bull Sale,
Naciam, SK
Impact Bull Sale, Saskatoon, SK
June 4
Pasture Ready Bull Sale, Saskatoon, SK
April 21
Lindskov-Thiel Ranch 30th Annual
Bull Sale, at the ranch, Isabel, SD
April 28
Wienk Charolais 43rd Annual Bull
Sale, at the ranch, Lake Preston, SD
April 29
Asbestos 2 (Quebec) Test Station Sale
June 10-27
World Charolais Congress, United
Kingdom
July 9-13
Canadian Charolais Youth Conference
& Show, Olds, Alberta
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Alta ................................................................78
Foat Valley Stock Farm .................................79
Parklane Charolais ........................................80
Altwasser Charolais.......................................80
Footprint Farms ............................................79
Patton Charolais............................................82
Amabec Charolais .........................................81
Forsyth Bros. Charolais (HiWeigh) ...............81
Perrot-Martin Charolais ................................83
Anchor J Charolais ........................................79
4-G Charolais Ranch......................................83
Pleasant Dawn Charolais ..............................81
B Bar D Charolais ..........................................81
Future Farms .................................................79
Poley, Chris ....................................................78
Bar H Charolais..............................................82
Gerrard Cattle Co..........................................79
Potter Charolais ............................................82
Bar Punch Ranch ...........................................79
Gilliland Bros. Charolais................................83
Prairie Cove Consulting ................................78
Bar 7 Easy Charolais .....................................79
Grant Farms ...................................................79
Prairie Gold Charolais ...................................83
Bar-Lin Acres..................................................61
GRP Ltd. .........................................................78
Prairie Sky Farms (Cypress) .............................8
Beau Char Charolais......................................79
H.S. Knill Company Ltd. ................................78
Beck Farms.....................................................82
Happy Haven Charolais ................................80
Be-Rich Farms ................................................79
Hard Rock Land & Cattle Co.........................80
Blackbern Charolais ......................................81
Harvie Ranching ...........................................79
Bo-Jan Enterprises.........................................82
HEJ Charolais ................................................79
Bow Valley Genetics Ltd. ..............................78
Hicks Charolais ..............................................81
Bricney Stock Farms ......................................82
High Bluff Stock Farm (HiWeigh).................81
Bridor Charolais.............................................81
Horseshoe E Charolais ..................................83
Brimner Cattle Company ..............................82
HTA Charolais Farm (HiWeigh) ....................81
Buffalo Lake Charolais .................................79
Hunter Charolais (HiWeigh) .........................81
Canadian Charolais Association..............27-30
JMB Charolais (HiWeigh) ..............................81
Rosso Charolais (Cypress)................................8
Carey, Brent ...................................................78
Johnstone Auction ........................................78
RRTS Charolais...............................................80
Castine Cattle Co...........................................79
Jordan River Charolais ..................................83
Rudiger Ranch ..............................................80
Cattle In Motion............................................78
Kaiser Charolais Farm ...................................79
Saddleridge Charolais ...................................80
Cavandown Charolais ...................................81
Kanewischer, Jerry ........................................78
Sand Rose Charolais......................................83
Cedardale Charolais .................................12,81
Kay-R Charolais ............................................79
Sandan Charolais Farms................................80
Cedarlea Farms (Cypress)................................8
Kirlene Cattle ................................................81
Saunders Charolais........................................82
Charhead Ranch ............................................82
Kruk Charolais ...............................................80
Scarth Cattle Co. ...........................................81
Charla Moore Farms ................................17,82
La Ferme Patry de Weedon ..........................82
Sharodon Farms ............................................82
Char-Maine Ranching ...................................79
Land O' Lakes Charolais................................81
Skeels, Danny ................................................78
Charolais Journal...........................................78
Langstaff Charolais .......................................81
Sliding Hills Charolais ...................................83
Char-Top Charolais (Cypress) ..........................8
Leemar Charolais ..........................................79
Snake Valley Farms .......................................80
Charworth Charolais Farms ..........................79
LEJ Charolais..................................................80
A. Sparrow Farms.........................................IFC
Chomiak Charolais .......................................79
Lindskov-Thiel Charolais Ranch...............13,83
Sproule Charolais ..........................................80
Circle Cee Charolais Farms............................79
LiveAuctions.TV.............................................78
Spruceview Charolais ....................................80
Clear Lake Charolais ..................................3,79
Loewen Charolais..........................................79
Stephen Charolais Farm................................83
Cornerstone Charolais ..................................81
Loval Farms....................................................11
Cornerview Charolais.................................9,81
M & L Cattle Co.............................................82
Cougar Hill Ranch .........................................82
Martens Cattle Co. ........................................83
Creek's Edge Land & Cattle Co. ...................82
McAvoy Charolais Farm ................................83
CSS Charolais ..............................................5,82
McKay Charolais............................................80
C2 Charolais...................................................80
McKeary Charolais ........................................80
Davis-Rairdan ................................................78
McLeod Livestock ..........................................78
Diamond W Charolais...................................83
McTavish Charolais...................................17,83
Dorran, Ryan .................................................78
Meadows Charolais.......................................80
Double L Ranch .............................................79
Medonte Charolais...................................10,82
Dubuc Charolais ............................................82
Miller Land & Livestock ................................82
Wawedash Farms Ltd....................................83
Dudgeon-Snobelen Land & Cattle ...............81
Murphy Livestock ..........................................80
Whiskey Hollow Cattle Company ...........11,82
Eaton Charolais .............................................83
Mutrie Farms .................................................83
White Cap Charolais .....................................83
Elder Charolais Farms ...................................83
Nahachewsky Charolais ................................83
White Heather Charolais ..............................80
Ericson Livestock Services .............................78
N3 Stock Farms (Cypress) ................................8
Wienk Charolais ............................................83
Everview Charolais (HiWeigh) ......................81
P & H Ranching Co........................................80
Wilgenbusch Charolais .........................83,OBC
Fawcett Cattle Company Inc. .......................79
P Bar 3 Charolais Inc. ....................................80
Wood River Charolais (Cypress) .....................8
Fischer Charolais............................................79
Packer Charolais ............................................82
World Charolais Congress.............................15
Fleury, Michael ..............................................78
Palmer Charolais ...........................................83
Wrangler Charolais .......................................80
86
Pro-Char Charolais ........................................80
Qualman Charolais ......................................83
Rammer Charolais (HiWeigh) .......................81
Ranch Ostiguy Charolais...............................82
Rawes Ranches ..............................................80
Reykdal Farms Charolais...............................81
Ringuette Charolais ......................................81
Rollin' Acres Charolais.......................11,82,IBC
Ronos .............................................................82
Steppler Farms Ltd. (HiWeigh) .....................81
Stock, Mark ...................................................78
Stockmen's Insurance....................................78
Sunrise Charolais ...........................................82
T Bar C Cattle Co...........................................85
Temple Farms ................................................83
Transcon Livestock Corp. ..............................78
Turnbull Charolais .........................................80
Vedvei Charolais Ranch ................................19
Canadian Western Agribition
JSR JuNiPeR 32X
Thanks also to these buyers…
Uppin’ the Ante Sale - STEPHENS
CHAROLAIS, Moosomin, SK,
purchased the high selling bred
and open heifers, both Full French
5 PCFL Cheyanne 9X
Rollin’ Acres Why Not
National Charolais Sale - CLEAR LAKE
CHAROLAIS, Tiger Lily, AB, purchased
Rollin’ Acres Delightful 8Y (Full
French) who was the high selling heifer calf
Thanks also to PARKLAND CATTLE CO. (2), HILLSBURGH & M&L CATTLE CO., Indian River
RoLLiN’ ACReS ChARoLAiS
Chester & Karla Tupling • RR 3, Shelburne, ON L0N 1S7 • T 519-925-2938 C 705-627-0672
Thank you to BUFFALO LAKE CHAROLAIS, Stettler, Alberta, for purchasing this
MANITOBA LIVESTOCK EXPO CHAMPION FEMALE at the Agribition Sale!
Thanks to our other buyers
EASTERN NATIONAL
Slack Farms, Land O’ Lakes Charolais
AGRIBITION
Jordan Martinson
STERLING
Kurtis Phillips (2), Bo-Jan Enterprises, Slack Farms, Whiskey Hollow Cattle Co., Prairie Gold Charolais,
Langstaff Charolais, Hunter Charolais, Vee R Bar Charolais, Norheim Ranching, C2 Charolais
PRIVATELY
Slack Farms (3)
We invite you to stop by anytime to see our bull pen which will be selling in our two spring sales:
1ST NORTH OF THE 53RD BULL SALE at CSS Ranch, Paynton, SK
9TH ANNUAL NORTH OF THE 49TH BULL SALE, at the farm, Halbrite, SK

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