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how to reach us:Canadian Western AgribitionBox 3535 Regina, SK CanadaPhone: 306.565.0565Fax: 306.757.9963inside102213274 — Welcome Messages6 — Meet Our Executive Team8 — Agribition is for Everyone!9 — Show Information10 — Proud to be the Best11 — Monday’s Schedule12 — Tuesday’s Schedule13 — Ride ‘em Cowboy14 — Grain Expo15 — Indigenous Ag Summit16 — Wednesday’s Schedule18 — Thursday’s Schedule19 — Friday’s Schedule20 — Saturday’s Schedule21 — Family Ag Pavilion22 — Modern Day Cowboys23 — Bud Light Stage Entertainment24 — Grounds Map26 — Gold Sponsors27 — Stock Exchange28 — What’s On Your Fork?30 — First Nation’s Pavilion30 — Family Ag Pavilion31 — Traditional Meets Hi-Tech32 — Courtesy Transportation Programs33 — Chuck for Charity34 — Ag More Than Ever36 — Discover Shopping at Agribition37 — Exhibitor Maps42 — Exhibitor Awards43 — Exhibitor Listingwww.agribition.com

A message from the Premierof SaskatchewanOn behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan, I am pleased to welcome you to the2013 Canadian Western Agribition.Over the past 43 years, Canadian Western Agribition has grown to become theleading livestock and agriculture event in Canada. Every year, the show attracts moreand more people, showcasing the innovation, entrepreneurial spirit and technology thatmake Saskatchewan a leader in the agriculture industry.With a growing global demand for food there is opportunity for growth inSaskatchewan’s agriculture industry. With new innovation, strategic investments andresponsible growth, Saskatchewan is well-positioned to meet this demand. We arehome to Canada’s second-largest beef-cattle herd, world-renowned beef genetics, and athird of Canada’s bio-tech industry; all of which are on display here at Agribition.Whether you are from Saskatchewan, Canada or from another part of the world, youare encouraged to take time at Agribition to increase your knowledge of agriculture,learn something new and consider the opportunities Saskatchewan has to offer.Thank you to all the organizers, sponsors, exhibitors and volunteers for yourongoing support and best wishes for a successful show.Brad WallPremier of SaskatchewanA message from the MAYOROF REGINAOn behalf of my colleagues on City Council and the citizens of Regina, it gives megreat pleasure to extend a warm welcome to all attending the 2013 Canadian WesternAgribition. Running from November 11-16, the Agribition is the 4th largest tradeshowin Canada with over 500 exhibitors offering a great diversity of products from farmingequipment to fashion apparel and household goods. Great entertainment, food,shopping, and learning opportunities await all who partake in this year’s event.Regina has always been very proud to host this prestigious show, which offers anexciting line-up of events to suit all interests. Agribition is the place to expand globalbusiness contacts, see the latest in farm technology and enjoy many entertaining venuesand visitors.Regina, a city proud of its farming community, serves as a wonderful place for suchan event. I encourage you to explore some of the many attractions Regina has to offer,including the RCMP Heritage Centre, the Saskatchewan Science Centre, the KramerIMAX Theatre, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum and the Saskatchewan Sports Hall ofFame and Museum. We also have many unique shops and fine restaurants, where youare sure to discover the warm and friendly nature of our city. I have no doubt that yourexperiences in Regina will inspire you to return again and again.Best wishes for an enjoyable time at Agribition, a memorable stay, and a safe journeyhome.Sincerely,Michael FougereMayor4 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

A message from the President ofCanadian Western AgribItionOn behalf of the Canadian Western Agribition Board of Directors it is my privilegeto welcome you to Canadian Western Agribition. As my first year as President I am veryhumbled and honored to represent such a prestigious community event.Agribition is a multifaceted world-class trade, education and entertainment attractionwith something for everyone. Agribition is, and always will be, the best beef show onthe continent and the largest livestock show in Canada. Agribition remains focused onmarketing Canada’s agriculture products to the world. We are continuing to expand ouroffering to include grain, agri-business and cultural experiences.For me, Agribition has always been about family; the family of exhibitors, the familyof volunteers and the family of staff. A very special, “Thank You” needs to go out to thesethree groups. Without their dedication and commitment, Canadian Western Agribitionwould not be the world-class event Regina has come to expect.We have lots of exciting new events and activities that are sure to please young and oldalike. We hope you enjoy the show.See you at the show!Reed Andrew,President of Canadian Western AgribitionMEET OUR Executive TEAMStewart StoneVice PresidentBruce HolmquistMember at LargeCurtis KuchinkaMember at LargeBryce ThompsonMember at LargeBryan HadlandPast President2013 Board of DirectorsBack Row (L-R)Bob JacksonChris LeesBlake MacMillanPaul JohnsonRichard HarriesBryon BurnettGavin ConacherElmer EashappieDoug FeeCarla SchmittFront Row (L-R)Bryce ThompsonBruce HolmquistStewart StoneReed AndrewCurtis KuchinkaBarry YoungCourtney MacDougallAbsent: Bryan Hadlandand Chris Holden6 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

It’s finally here! 200 staff and 400volunteers have been preparingfor the 43rd edition of CanadianWestern Agribition for the entire year.We have a strong volunteer base thathave worked hard to assemble over90 individual events throughout sixdays of Agribition. Agribition is oneof Regina’s signature events, andwe continue to grow and appeal toa broader audience with somethingfor everyone.The show has many improvementsand additions this year. Manyof these additions are featuredthroughout this show guide. I encourage you to read forward and seehow we have managed to raise the bar on everything from cattle to musicto education.The real story this year is infrastructure. For many who frequent ourtrade show and take advantage of the Machinery Mall or do some oftheir Christmas shopping in the Everyday Living Marketplace, theinfrastructure is first class. The livestock facilities, however, do not meetthe expectations of a world class event. We have spent the last yearworking on a long-term solution to address these tired assets, and somegreat progress is being made.This year close to $1.1 million dollars has been put into upgradesto improve the West side assets. A complete roof repair of the CanadaCentre was completed including lighting upgrades. The Stockman’sArena received a new floor, and the newly named Stock Exchange hasupgraded heating and lights to accommodate the launch of The Yardsat Agribition. We hope these capital improvements will go a long wayto improving the visitor and exhibitor experience at the show as wellas showing our international guests we are the best beef show in NorthAmerica.Even though we have made some progress, more work is being doneon a long-term solution to the infrastructure. The show is currentlyfinalizing the business plan, in conjunction with the City of Regina, todevelop a permanent solution to the ailing buildings on Barn Road.Replacing this infrastructure is a must for the show to be successful.Agribition visitors will also see construction starting on the newFootball Stadium on the South East corner of the grounds. The largestimpact on our show will be the loss of usable parking space as a resultof this massive construction project. We are working on solutions tohelp with this issue including shuttle bus programs and off-site parkingsolutions for exhibitors and visitors.The show continues to see growth in livestock, trade show, andentertainment for the whole family. We are proud of the enhancementswe have made at this year’s show and welcome you to experience allAgribition offers.Welcome to the show!8 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show GuideMarty Seymour,CEO of Canadian Western Agribition

S h o w I n f o r m at i o nLocationEvraz Place, Regina SaskatchewanEntrances: Lewvan Drive, Princess Street and Elphinstone StreetShow Dates & HoursNovember 11-16, 2013Monday, November 11: 12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.* Agribition Building is open till 7:00 p.m.Tuesday, November 12 – Saturday, November 16: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.** gates open at 6:00 a.m.* Agribition Building is open till 7:00 p.m. with the exception of Thursdayit is open till 9:00 p.m.AdmissionAdult (over 18): $15 Youth (13-18): $5Children (12 & under when accompanied by an adult): FREE3-Day Show Pass: $40*FREE admission on Monday, November 11 courtesy of SaskTelParkingFREE with paid admissionAgribition High School RodeoMonday, November 11 at 7pm in the Brandt CentreAdult: $16 Children (12 & under): $12Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals RodeoNovember 12-16, 2013 at 7pm in the Brandt CentreAdrenalin Rush: $32.50 Titanium Tough: $24Thrills n’ Spills:Adult - $20.25 Children (12 & under) - $13.75Family Package (2 adults and 2 children 12 & under): $61* Call (306) 781-9300 or 1-855-985-5000 to purchase this ticket package(all taxes included)Information KiosksLocated throughout the grounds (see Grounds Map on page 24 for details). Knowledgeableand friendly staff are available to make it easier to find your way around the grounds.Sponsored by Golden West Radio.ATMSExhibit Mall, Chevrolet GMC Stadium, Agribition Building, Brandt Centre, QueensburyConvention Centre, Credit Union Eventplex and The Co-operators Centre.Making Your Way Safer with CNCanadian Western Agribition proudly partners with CN in the promotion of the safety firstcampaign. This campaign includes the following:Safety Patrols: Safety Patrols will be strategically placed at key intersections to control theflow of visitor and livestock traffic in the barns. As a further safety reminder, please alwaysgive the right of way to livestock exhibitors with their animals.First Aid Services: St. John Ambulance First Aid Station is located in the Brandt CentreSouth East corner.Security: Call (306) 781-9252 (24 hours)www.agribition.comCanadian Western Agribition2013 Official Show Guideis a supplement toBox 2500, 2310 Millar Avenue,Saskatoon, SK S7K 2C4Advertising Toll Free:1-800-667-7776PublisherShaun JessomeAdvertising DirectorKelly BergPage Design & LayoutShelley WichmannPhotographyMorgan BeaudryRandy LewisGrant RolstonMichael RaineWilliam DekayKaren BriereFor Information:Canadian Western AgribitionBox 3535 Regina, SK CanadaPhone: (306) 565-0565Fax: (306) 757-9963For Information & TicketsPlease visit:www.agribition.comCanadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide 9

Proud to beCanadian Western Agribition – Back to Regina’sAgriculture RootsE ver wonder how an event builton rural pride can survive in a big urbancentre like Regina? It’s easy. Buildan experience based on tradition,prestige, and inclusiveness; wrap itin a bow and do it every year for 43years. Sprinkle in 5,000 kids, internationalvisitors from over 60 countries,add a touch of cow, a pinch ofhorse, and blend in the biggest consumertradeshow one month beforeChristmas and you have CanadianWestern Agribition.There is something about agriculturethat takes us back to a simplertime. One has to look hard to find aresident from Saskatchewan whodoesn’t have a connection with rurallife. Many may reminisce aboutweekends at their grandparents runningin the hay loft, feeding the cows,or sitting on an open station tractor.The magic behind Agribition is theconnection with our inner soul’s needto feel part of something meaningful,innocent, and noble.Agribition’s value can be measuredin terms of economic impact. 125,000visitors have an economic impact justshy of $40 million annually on thecommunity. This is like having a GreyCup in town every single year.Most Regina residents know thestore shelves will be left bare whenAgribition wraps up and the trailersand the trucks head back totheir respective farms and ranchesfor the long winter. The economicsare simple. This big event equalsbig bucks for local business owners.“We look forward to showcasing ourcity to the many visitors from acrossCanada and around the world whowill attend Agribition. This week isalways a highlight for our city as wecelebrate our agricultural roots,” saidMichael Fougere, Mayor of Regina.It’s not all about the money. Like abig oak tree, the roots of the show aredeep and stem right back to the simplestof foundations. The social andcultural benefits of the show make itpart of Regina’s psyche.“Agribition is about families andfamily values. I love to see smilingkids interacting with the animals.”said Robert Stroeder, GeneralManager of Denny’s Restaurant inRegina. “Where else can city folk geta chance to experience agriculture insuch an inviting setting?”All of us are social, by nature.Naturally, we gravitate to activitiesand places that create a sense of belonging.The ‘Legends of the Swamp’,six nights of rodeo action, or beers inthe Bud Light Loading Chute have afew things in common – smiling faces,handshakes, and outlandish talesof heroism echo through the venuescreating a cascade of new memoriesrouted in the traditions of Regina’sbiggest social event of the year.If you haven’t already connectedthe dots, Agribition is about culture.Regina was founded on agriculture,and although Regina is growing beyondits cultural roots as it expandsinto a booming metropolis, the linkof six days of the unique sights andsounds of Agribition pulls Reginaback to simpler time when familiesworked and played together.10 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

November 11, 2013Start Time Event Location8:30 AM Canadian National 4H & Youth Judging Competition Chevrolet GMC StadiumCompetitors from across Canada will judge multiple species oflivestock by examining live cattle and analyzing and explainingthe market qualities of the livestock.9:00 AM SGBA Annual CWA Meat Goat Show Barn 511:00 AM Remembrance Day Ceremony Brandt Centre12:00 PM Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open1:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 41:30 PM Burning of the Brand Arena 5Ceremony to open the show.2:00 PM Agribition High School Rodeo Brandt CentreAn event featuring students from grades 6-12 competing in 10events including saddle bronc, bull riding, team roping and more!2:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 47:00 PM Agribition High School Rodeo Brandt CentreTop 10 contestants from the morning events go head to head! Ticketsavailable at the Brandt Centre Box Office.See our ads in theNovember 7th and 14thissues of the WesternProducer for Anniversayand Show sales!25th“We’re in it for the long haul.”Norbert’s Mfg. builds a full line of Stock, Flatdeck, Horse,Enclosed, Utility, Oilfield Doghouse and Boiler trailers.Quality SeedQuality ServiceQuality AgronomyWe also carry a full line of parts, service all makes oftrailers, hitch and brake control installations, repaints,trailer rentals and safeties.Developed by Thunder Seed, distributed by Quarry Seed Ltd. Thunder Seed top yieldingcorn and soybeans are some of the earliest maturities in all of western Canada.Linking today’s corn and soybean producers to tomorrow’s technology with topgenetics in Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Yield®.We know it, we grow it.Act Now to Lock In Your GeneticallySuperior corn and Soybean Seeds!Visit us in the Credit Union Eventplex building booth, 1348.www.norberts.comPhone: (204) 827-2015 | Fax: (204) 827-2495Box 280, Glenboro, MB, R0K 0X0Book Now Call: 1-888-274-9243w w w . t h u n d e r s e e d . c aCanadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide 11

Start Time Event Location8:30 AM International Stock Dog Championship Brandt CentreWatch as handlers utilize hand signals, voice commands and whistlesto direct their dog to successfully maneuver a small flock of sheepthrough a pattern and back to the pen.9:00 AM Commercial Goat Show Barn 510:00 AM Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open10:15 AM Milking Demonstration Barn 411:00 AM Canadian National Bison Sale Stock Exchange Sale Arena11:00 AM First Lady Classic & Futurity Chevrolet GMC StadiumThe first interbreed competition of the week, this competitionsizes up the best yearling bred heifers.12:00 PM Youth Showmanship Competition AuditoriumCompetitors are judged on how well they present their animal in theshow ring.12:00 PM Ride ‘em Cowboy Brandt CentreCome watch trainers, Dale Clearwater and Cain Quam work two younghorses simultaneously in their respective round pens as they take horseswho have never seen a saddle before from wild bronc to domesticcompanion.NEWNovember 12, 201312:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 41:00 PM International Stock Dog Championship Brandt CentreWatch as handlers utilize hand signals, voice commands and whistlesto direct their dog to successfully maneuver a small flock of sheepthrough a pattern and back to a pen.2:00 PM Youth Team Grooming Competition AuditoriumA competition between teams of 3; the team has a set amount of timeto groom and prepare an animal to show ring standards.2:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 44:00 PM Goat Sale Barn 56:15 PM International Stock Dog Championship Finals (pre-rodeo) Brandt CentreRodeo ticket required6:00 PM Winners Circle Chevrolet GMC StadiumAn event with a bit of everything! A reception, Horse Pull SponsorAuction and an Auctioneer Competition.7:00 PM Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo Brandt Centre- FIRST NATIONS NIGHTFeaturing Freestyle Bull Fighting. Tickets available at the Brandt CentreBox Office.12 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide1-877-OLS-TUBSFind us in the Canada Centre Exhibit Mall Booth # 19

Ride ’emNew in 2013! Ride ’em Cowboy is a new event at Agribition. Come watch Saskatchewan’stop trainers, Dale Clearwater of Hanley SK, and Cain Quam of Kendal, SK work two younghorses simultaneously in their respective round pens as they take horses from wild bronc todomestic companion.“Ride ‘em Cowboy will provide guests the opportunity towitness both Dale and Cain’s horsemanship expertise as theydeal with the unpredictability of working with horses thathave never been ridden before.” said Courtney MacDougall,Equine Team Leader and Canadian Western Agribition Boardof Director.Round pen work takes place Tuesday, Wednesday andThursday at 12:00 p.m. in the Brandt Centre for all to see.The trainers will provide insight and explanation on theirtechnique and strategy for managing these young animals.On Friday these two newly domesticated animals will ride apre-determined pattern and be judged on their overall performance.The colts will later be sold at auction during the RanchHorse Sale on Friday at 2:30 p.m. in the Brandt Centre.Dale ClearwaterDale is no stranger to Agribition. Throughout the years Dale has competedin many different arenas including Ranch Horse competitions, Cutting,Reined Cow Horse, and now colt starting challenges. He loves showinghorses, and has had many championships both here in Canada as well assouth of the line. 2011 was a record year for Dale placing him in the top 30money earning trainers in the National Reined Cow Horse Association.Dale feels a person never stops learning, and is always asking advicefrom fellow trainers, looking for new tips and tricks to try in his program.Cain QuamCain is a 4th generation horse trainer, born in Southern Saskatchewan. Hehas coached several non-pros, youth and amateur riders to various titles.He is also a veteran clinician of 20 years having taught approximately 200clinics on subjects such as colt starting, horsemanship, cutting, ranch ropingand cowboy mounted shooting.Cains horsemanship skills have been showcased as the feature clinicianat prestigious events such as Canadian Western Agribition, FarmfairInternational, and the World’s Largest County Fair in Clay County, Iowa.Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide 13

Returns to Agribition 2013C anadian Western Agribition continues to expand itsprofile as a multi-faceted marketplace for all aspects ofthe agricultural industry. To this end, last year Agribitionannounced the launch of its new Grain Expo.The 2012 Grain Expo exceeded organizers expectationswith over 500 grain producers taking part in the inauguralevent. The success of the conference can be attributedto the post-harvest timing of the event and the pragmaticpresentations of the powerful line-up of speakers.The 2013 Grain Expo takes place November 12 and 13in the Queensbury Salon. Organizers have allocated morespace this year in anticipation of an even bigger audiencefor the conference. This year’s conference will feature anexpanded trade show component targeting grain-specificproducts and services.“Agribition has grown beyond just cattle.” said ReedAndrew, President of Canadian Western Agribition. “Thesuccess of last year’s Grain Expo speaks to the show’sability to deliver a quality event to a targeted group of sophisticatedgrain producers. It’s only going to get bigger.”This year’s Grain Expo speaker topics include:Herbicide Resistance Management, Applying Science toImprove Canola Yields, and Grain Marketing Updates.“Canadian Western Agribition takes place right afterharvest. It’s the perfect place for the industry to comparenotes on last year’s crop and start making decisions onnext year’s purchases.” said Kirby Engele, OperationsManager at Young’s Equipment.Producers interested in attending Grain Expo cancontact one of the supporting sponsors for a free registration:■ Young’s Equipment■ Dow AgroSciences■ SaskCanola■ Bayer CropScience■ Cargill■ South Country Equipment■ CIBC■ Regina Hotel Association■ Farm World■ Nelson Motors & Equipment■ Farm Credit Canada■ Saskatchewan Seed Growers Association■ The Western Producer■ Toyota■ Ideal Trading Lifestyle■ DuPont Canada■ Blair’s Family of Companies■ SyngentaTuesday, November 129:30 AM Registration – coffee availableSponsored by Regina Hotel Association10:00 AM Welcome – Minister Lyle Stewart10:15 AM The Dream of Farming and the Evolution of the FamilyFarm Business – Craig MannessSponsored by Blair’s Family of Companies11:00 AM Canola Oil’s End User – David DzisiakSponsored by Dow AgroSciences11:45 AM Winners Circle Auctioneering Competition Preview- Auctioning 2 Grey Cup Tickets12:00 PM LunchSponsored by CIBC1:30 PM Economic Outlook for Agriculture Markets – Jean-PhilippeGervaisSponsored by Young’s Equipment2:15 PM Coffee BreakSponsored by South Country Equipment and Nelson Motors &Equipment2:45 PM Applying Science and Technology for Improved CanolaYields – Clint JurkeSponsored by SaskCanola3:30 PM Casual ReceptionSponsored by Young’s Equipment (refreshments) and DuPontCanada (food)Wednesday, November 139:30 AM Registration – coffee availableSponsored by Farm World10:00 AM Welcome – Reed Andrew10:15 AM Ask the Logistics Expert: How to Get on the Train – ChadJarvisSponsored by Cargill11:00 AM Herbicide Resistance Management – Len Juras/LorneThoenSponsored by Dow AgroSciences12:00 PM LunchSponsored by Farm Credit Canada1:30 PM Applying Science and Technology for Improved CanolaYields – Shawn SenkoSponsored by SaskCanola2:15 PM Coffee BreakSponsored by Bayer CropScience2:45 PM Certified Seed - an Excellent Multi-Year Investment – BrianRossnagelSponsored by Saskatchewan Seed Growers Association3:10 PM Road to Final Tier 4 – A Presentation on Engine EmissionsRegulations in Agriculture – Steven ReynoldsSponsored by South Country Equipment and Nelson Motors &Equipment3:30 PM Casual ReceptionSponsored by Bayer CropScience (refreshments) and IdealTrading Lifestyle (food)14 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

Start Time Event Location9:00 AM Canadian National Speckle Park Show Chevrolet GMC Stadium East10:00 AM Simmental Show Chevrolet GMC Stadium West10:00 AM Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open10:30 AM Horse Pulls, Lightweight and Middleweight Division Brandt CentreCome witness true ‘horsepower’! Watch teams of horses pull a weightedsled up to 10,000lbs across the arena floor.10:15 AM Milking Demonstration Barn 411:00 AM Angus Masterpiece Reception Auditorium12:00 PM Ride ‘em Cowboy Brandt CentreCome watch trainers, Dale Clearwater and Cain Quam work two younghorses simultaneously in their respective round pens as they take horseswho have never seen a saddle before from wild bronc to domesticcompanion.NEWNovember 13, 201312:00 PM Gelbvieh Show Chevrolet GMC Stadium West12:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 41:00 PM Angus Masterpiece Sale Auditorium2:00 PM Horse Pulls, Middleweight and Heavyweight Division Brandt CentreCome witness true ‘horsepower’! Watch teams of horses pull a weightedsled up to 10,000lbs across the arena floor.2:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 44:30 PM Canadian National Speckle Park Sale Auditorium7:00 PM Simmental Sale Auditorium7:00 PM Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo- WESTERN HERITAGE NIGHT Brandt CentreFeaturing Freestyle Bull Fighting! Tickets available at the Brandt CentreBox Office.Agribition boasts1 millionsquare feet of indoor space,that’s equivalent to morethan 15 football fields!15,195km is thelongest distance a guest has traveledto attend Agribition16 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

November 14, 2013Patron of the DayStart Time Event Location9:00 AM Team Cattle Penning Brandt CentreA high energy, action packed event featuring teams of 3 riders workingtogether to separate specific cattle from a herd and corral the cattle intoa pen – all in under 90 seconds!9:00 AM Black Angus Show Chevrolet GMC Stadium East9:00 AM Red Angus Show Chevrolet GMC Stadium West9:00 AM Lowline Show Auditorium10:00 AM Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open10:15 AM Milking Demonstration Barn 412:00 PM Ride ‘em Cowboy Brandt CentreCome watch trainers, Dale Clearwater and Cain Quam work two younghorses simultaneously in their respective round pens as they takehorses who have never seen a saddle before from wild bronc todomestic companion.NEW12:00 PM Gelbvieh Sale Auditorium12:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 41:30 PM Team Cattle Penning Brandt CentreA high energy, action packed event featuring teams of 3 riders workingtogether to separate specific cattle from a herd and corral the cattle intoa pen – all in under 90 seconds!2:00 PM Shorthorn Sale Auditorium2:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 42:30 PM Limousin Show Chevrolet GMC Stadium West3:30 PM Charolais Sale Auditorium3:30 PM Ranch Horse and Prospect Horse Demonstration Brandt CentreYour first chance to get a glimpse of the Ranch and Prospect Horsesat work.4:00 PM Commercial Sheep/Market Lamb Shows Barn 55:00 PM Hereford Sale Auditorium6:00 PM Katahdin Junior Sheep Show and Costume Classes Barn 57:00 PM Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo -STUDENTS NIGHTFeaturing Freestyle Bull Fighting Finals! Tickets available at theBrandt Centre Box Office.Brandt Centre9:00 PM Everyday Living Marketplace closes Agribition BuildingNEW18 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

November 15, 2013Start Time Event Location9:00 AM Canada’s Premier Select Ranch Horse Competition followed by Brandt CentreProspect Horse Previews – 2 & 3 year oldsWitness the skills of some of Canada’s finest working horses.Featuring Ride ‘em Cowboy competition.9:00 AM Hereford Show (Polled and Horned) Chevrolet GMC Stadium East9:00 AM Shorthorn Show Chevrolet GMC Stadium West10:00 AM Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open10:00 AM Maine Anjou Show Auditorium10:00 AM Canadian National Katahdin Sheep Show Barn 510:00 AM Commercial Cattle & Heifer Alley Shows Stock Exchange Sale Arena10:15 AM Milking Demonstration Barn 412:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 412:30 PM Limousin Sale Auditorium2:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 42:30 PM SSBA Purebred and Purebred Pens Show Barn 52:30 PM Canada’s Premier Select Ranch Horse and Prospect Sale Brandt CentreThe sale provides an important marketplace for ranchers looking toacquire a new working partner. Featuring Ride ‘em Cowboy competition.2:30 PM Charolais Show Chevrolet GMC Stadium West5:00 PM Bull Pen Alley People’s Choice Stock ExchangeVote for your favourite Bull Pen Alley exhibitor! Presented by theSaskatchewan Stock Growers Association7:00 PM Angus Sale, Power and Perfection Auditorium7:00 PM Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo- MOVEMBER NIGHT Brandt CentreTickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.Global Ranch and Farm RecruitmentWe can help fill your manpower shortages for…..• Livestock Workers • Farm Managers• Farm Labourers • MechanicsServices provided: Labour Market Opinion (LMO), Work Visa &Permanent Residence ApplicationsCome see us atBooth 16 in CanadaCentre Exhibit MallWarren & Sara Green - Regulated Canadian Immigration ConsultantsPhone. 1-866-952-9604 email greenw@telusplanet.netwww.saskimmigration.com www.albertaimmigration.comCanadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide 19

Family Day!!November 16, 2013Start Time Event Location8:30 AM Cowboy Mounted Shooting Brandt CentreWatch cowboys ride their horses through a pattern using single actionrevolvers to shoot at target balloons. It’s a high-speed, timed, spectatorsport in which the competitor who rides the fastest with the leastamount of missed targets wins.NEW9:00 AM Prospect Steer & Heifer Show Auditorium9:00 AM Canadian Junior Beef Extreme Chevrolet GMC StadiumA multi-breed competition for female cattle prepared by youngcompetitors from across the country10:00 AM Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open10:00 AM SSBA Junior Sheep Shows and Costume Classes Barn 510:00 AM Mascot Parade Co-operators CentreJoin the characters in the parade on their way to the Family Ag Pavilion!10:00 AM Bull Pen Alley Stock Exchange Sale Arena10:15 AM Milking Demonstration Barn 411:00 AM Junior Roping Competition Budlight Loading ChuteWatch the rodeo stars of tomorrow in this event that features childrenaged 5 & under, 6-9 and 10-12 competing in a roping competition.11:00 AM Face Painting Co-operators Centre Entrance11:15 AM Milking Demonstration Barn 412:00 PM Commercial Cattle Sale Stock Exchange Sale Arena12:00 PM SSBA and Katahdin Sheep Sale Barn 512:00 PM First Group of Wild Wool Riders Brandt CentreChildren have a chance to take a ride on “wild” sheep!12:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 412:30 PM Heavy Horse Demonstration Brandt CentreCome watch these majestic horses parade around the Brandt Centre1:00 PM Prospect Steer & Heifer Sale Auditorium1:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 41:30 PM Cowboy Mounted Shooting Brandt CentreWatch cowboys ride their horses through a pattern using single actionrevolvers to shoot at target balloons. It’s a high-speed, timed, spectatorsport in which the competitor who rides the fastest with the leastamount of missed targets wins.NEW2:15 PM Milking Demonstration Barn 42:30 PM Katahdin Sheep Sale Barn 53:00 PM Second Group of Wild Wool Riders Brandt CentreChildren have a chance to take a ride on “wild” sheep!3:45 PM KAOS Dog Sports Brandt CentreThis attraction features dogs displaying feats of agility and acrobatics.After the demonstration dogs will be paired up with a horse/rider to seewho is the fastest team to do a barrel pattern!4:00 PM RBC Beef Supreme Challenge Chevrolet GMC StadiumThe premier international event of the beef livestock world! GrandChampions of all breeds from 18 major shows across North America areinvited to compete against Agribition’s Grand Champion Bulls and Females.7:00 PM Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo - FAMILY DAY! Brandt CentreWatch as the champions of each event get crowned! Tickets availableat the Brandt Centre Box Office.8:00 PM Tailgate Party Chevrolet GMC Stadium20 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

C anadian Western Agribition is a great place for all ages tocome and learn about agriculture in a fun, interactive way.The Family Ag Pavilion sponsored by Saskatchewan Ministryof Agriculture is located in The Co-operators Centre. Families cansee and learn about their favorite farm animals including cows,alpacas, piglets and chickens. Come watch a chick hatch and getup close and personal with the animals being displayed.The pavilion is designed to educate families about where thefood on their table comes from. This year the pavilion will againoffer hands-on activities for families as well as greater opportunityto become more involved in the learning process. Best of all – it’sfun!“The displays continue to bring agriculture education to thetable in an interactive, fun way. This year we have some brand-newdisplays for people to visit.” said Carla Schmitt, Education TeamLeader and Canadian Western Agribition Board of Director.Some exciting displays that will be featured at the Family AgPavilion are:Agrium Seed SurvivorA new display featuring fun interactive video games on howto grow healthy plants. There will be eight interactive stationsfeaturing multi-media and virtual reality games and activitiesdesigned to teach youth the importance of agriculture. Specialfocus will be placed on the importance of plants. Children whovisit the display can plant a sunflower seed to take home, care for,and watch grow!Saskatchewan PorkPiglets!!! Agribition is excited to welcome Sask Pork as a newexhibitor to the pavilion this year. Visitors will learn about piggrowth stages and the pork industry’s contribution to Saskatchewanagriculture and the local economy.Western College of Veterinary MedicineA larger display this year for the Veterinarians and vet studentswho will be talking to families about animals and animal health.This exhibit features a surgery station where kids can “scrub in”for surgery by donning a surgical gown, mask, gloves and bonnet.Kids can see a variety of interesting x-rays and view animalanatomy pieces.TractorsNew to the pavilion this year – farm equipment! Families willhave an opportunity to learn the role of equipment that is used onthe farm.The Saskatchewan Arts Board presents Ag ArtLocated on the second floor of The Co-operators Centre,overlooking the Family Ag PavilionIn Life on the Farm, visual artist Brendan Schick will guidevisitors in creating animals, buildings, fences, and landscapeusing collage techniques, painting, and stencil cutouts to create acollaborative sculpture depicting a Saskatchewan farm scene. It isa chance for everyone to reflect on what they’ve learned from theirvisit to the Canadian Western Agribition.The Family Ag Pavilion is open Monday 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.and Tuesday-Saturday 9:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.A family trip to Agribition isn’t complete without seeing aMilking Demonstration. This exhibit is located in Barn 4 andfeatures daily demonstrations Monday at 1:15 p.m. and 2:15p.m., Tuesday-Friday at 10:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m. and 2:15 p.m. andSaturday at 10:15 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 1:15 p.m. and 2:15p.m.Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide 21

Modern DayCowboy Mounted Shooting is one of the fastest growingequestrian sports in Canada! The sport started in Arizona in the1990’s and is steadily becoming a popular equine sport.“We travel all around the world looking for entertaining events combining athletesand animals.” said Marty Seymour, CEO of Canadian Western Agribition. “We havebrought a real crowd pleaser back with us this time!”Cowboy Mounted Shooting is similar to barrel racing but with guns. Competitors mustride their horses through a pattern while using two single action revolvers to shoot at 10target balloons, firing all along the way. Competitors are given a five second penalty forevery balloon they miss. The fastest competitor wins!“Nothing could be more exciting than the speed of barrel racing with a taste of the wildwest.” said Cain Quam, cowboy competitor. “Six guns blazing at interactive targets. Froma spectators or a competitor’s standpoint, this truly is the most exciting equine sport on theplanet!”Competitors use authentic .45 single-action revolvers, which are modeled after the kindused in the late 1800’s. Since the revolvers are single-action, the rider must cock the guneach time they wish to fire. The revolvers are loaded with blank rounds that contain coarseblack gun powder. This powder is so coarse that it can pop a balloon up to 15 feet away.Cowboy Mounted Shooting, sponsored by Cabela’s will take place on November 16 at9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. in the Brandt Centre. This high-speed, timed, spectator sport is guaranteedto entertain people of all ages!22 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

Agribition Cranks up theC anadian Western Agribition is excited to bring music back to theshow! The Pump Roadhouse Stage, located in the Bud Light LoadingChute, will feature many free local entertainment acts all week long.Local musical acts from across Saskatchewan will performthroughout the day. Acts vary from individual artists to larger dancegroups from Monday to Saturday. With the help of the Regina FolkFestival, Indigo Joseph and The Pile of Bones Brass Band will performon Friday and Saturday night post rodeo.Have a bite to eat, rest your feet, and enjoy a little western hospitality,Agribition style!The Pump Roadhouse Stage ScheduleMonday, November 1112:00 pm Arne Davis and Ray Eberle12:45 pm Brenda CottrellTuesday, November 1212:15 pm Mosaic Festival Dance Group2:00 pm Megan Nash6:00 pm Dead SouthAlex RunionsSamara YungChris HendersonWednesday, November 1312:15 pm Mosaic Festival Dance Group2:00 pm Lorrie Solomon-Matthewson6:00 pm Alex Runions9:30 pm SkamunistsThursday, November 1412:15 pm Mosaic Festival Dance Group1:00 pm Tyler Gilbert2:00 pm Samara Yung6:00 pm Morgan Mayer9:30 pm Rob Overholt KaraokeFriday, November 1512:15 pm Mosaic Festival Dance Group1:00 pm Scott Perrie2:00 pm Morgan Mayer6:00 pm Tommy John Ehman9:30 pm Indigo JosephPresented by Folk FestIndigo JosephMegan NashSaturday, November 1611:30 am Mini Express and the Expressions12:15 pm Mosaic Festival Dance Group1:00 pm Iron Bison2:00 pm Zane Buchanan6:00 pm Chris Henderson9:30 pm Pile O BonesPresented by Folk FestCanadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide 23

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Canadian Western Agribition Focuses on Commercial CattleT he Commercial Cattle Barn at Canadian Western Agribitionhas always been, and will continue to be, a great place to catchup with a neighbor, spill a story or two, and pick from the bestcommercial cattle the industry has to offer.The Commercial Cattle Barn has a new name… The ‘StockExchange’ is more than just a name, it’s a change of attitude,appearance, and programming.“Commercial cattle are the lifeblood of the cattle industry,” notesReed Andrew, President of Canadian Western Agribition. “Wewant to create an environment that brings in more cattle, people,and commerce.”The newly designed Stock Exchange will have five maincomponents:Bred Females - This has been the backbone of the programfor years. Exhibitors have the opportunity to tap into Agribition’sextensive audience and take advantage of the sale of all sales. Thisprogram will set the market price for the fall, and it will be hardto beat.Replacement Heifers - Whether you are a buyer orseller, this is your chance to see what’s in the pipeline for the nextgeneration of females. An insight into the future of the market,this platform can be used by exhibitors to expand their marketingoptions.Feeder Steers - If you want to show off your cross-breedingprogram, or you simply want to see what cross-bred opportunitiesexist, this competition and sale is the perfect place to show thepackers and feedlots, ‘there’s more where these came from’.Bull Pen Alley - A bull pen competition with a moderntwist. These bulls are shown in pens of three with a ranch raisedfeel. Expanded exhibitor exposure and buyer access make thisan ideal area to pick a string of herd sires. Capped off with an allbreed champion pen, this new format is an ideal expo of talentedgenetics.The Yards - This brand new feature located in the StockExchange features 20x20 pens where exhibitors can feature anypart of their breeding program. Expect to see mature herd sires,displays, hosting areas, and much more. There are no rules, nocompetitions, just good people with good working cattle.It is by no accident, Canadian Western Agribition took on thechallenge to grow the commercial cattle presence at the show;Agribition wanted to drive more cattle and more people throughthe former Commercial Cattle Barn. Not only has the gamechanged, so have the rules.Be sure to visit The Yards Thursday-Saturday in the StockExchange. The Commercial Cattle Show sponsored bySaskatchewan Credit Unions and Zoetis will take place on Fridayat 10:00 a.m. and the sale on Saturday at 12:00 p.m. Bull Pen Alley’sPeople Choice will take place on Friday at 3:30 p.m. and the showwill take place on Saturday at 10:00 a.m.Bull Pen Alley People’s Choice AwardOn Friday afternoon the Saskatchewan Stock GrowersAssociation will be holding a People’s Choice Jackpot inBull Pen Alley.Come vote for your favourite Bull Pen Alley exhibitor!Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide 27

on Your Fork?W ith the explosion of interest in locally produced food,consumers are sometimes left wondering where to start. Inresponse Agribition has produced ‘What’s on your Fork?’ a foodsampling and demonstration station.Learn why it is important to eat food that is produced inSaskatchewan and taste some delicious samples courtesy of:■ Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan■ Saskatchewan Turkey Producers■ Saskatchewan Cattleman’s Association■ Sask Pork■ Saskatchewan Egg ProducersLook for them in the Credit Union EventPlex in a specialtydesigned kitchen sponsored by Kitchencraft. Chefs will be doingdemonstrations Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 2:00 p.m. and4:00 p.m. Recipes and nutritional information will be availablefor patrons to take home and try to recreate their favorite dish.Dietitians and home economists will be available to answerquestions.Balsamic Honey Chicken WingsServes: 6Ingredients24 chicken wings, raw 242 Tbsp low-sodium soy sauce (30 mL)3 Tbsp balsamic vinegar (45 mL)½ cup honey (125 mL)2 Tbsp lime juice, fresh (30 mL)¼ tsp cayenne pepper, ground (.6 mL)¼ tsp allspice, ground (.6 mL)1 cup green onions, finely-sliced (250 mL)2 Tbsp sesame seeds (30 mL)Directions1. Preheat oven to 425°F (220°C).2. Cut off and discard wing tips, as they tend to burn and don’thave much meat. Cut wings into two by separating at thejoint.3. Mix together soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, honey, freshsqueezed lime juice, cayenne and allspice in a large bowl.Place wings in bowl and toss to evenly coat wings.4. Spray a baking pan with vegetable oil spray and spreadwings out on tray. Reserve marinade for basting. Roast wingsuntil skin is crispy and brown for about 50 minutes or untilcooked through. Baste after 10 minutes and again two moretimes with reserved sauce using it all up. Remove from oven.5. Place on serving platter and garnish with sliced green onionsand sprinkled with sesame seeds.Recipe Courtesy of Chicken Farmers of CanadaTake us with you.Stay connected.Up-to-date news,weather, classifiedsand more.Download the freeapp today28 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

The Future is in our Genes:Bringing Genomics to the Beef IndustryNovember 12, 2013Canadian WesternAgribitionOTHERS CAN’T DO THISONLY HIGHLINE CAN!Highline’s Complete Feed Ration BALE PRO ® CFR650/CFR651See how the Feed Chopper works @ www.highlinemfg.com and how versatile the BALE PRO® can be.Geneticists will highlight tools available for producersto increase the genetic potential of their cattleherds.The Canadian Angus Association and theCanadian Simmental Association will be on handto discuss the future of genomics for their breedassociations.For more information and to register, contact:The Agriculture Knowledge Centre 1-866-457-2377Improves Average Daily Gain from shorter feed lengthsReduce Waste / Increase PalatabilityMinimize Feed Sorting by cattleFlexibility to cut different Feed TypesL I V E S T O C KAGRICULTURECall us at: 306-258-2233 or toll free 1-800-665-2010Former Manufacturer of the Vermeer BALE PRO®Or your nearest Highline Dealer. Visit our Website at www.highlinemfg.comCanadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide 29

In Western Canada, there are no traditions more ancientthan those of the First Nations. Growing from those roots,Canadian Western Agribition is pleased to once again present theFirst Nations Pavilion.Established in 2011, the pavilion located in The Co-operatorsCentre, was the brainchild of Agribition Board of Director, ElmerEashappie, a proud member of the Carry the Kettle NakodaNation. The popularity of the First Nations Pavilion has quicklyturned it to a new tradition at Agribition.“The pavilion fits well with the education and community aspectsof our show. It’s something all visitors will find interesting.”said Marty Seymour, CEO of Canadian Western Agribition. “Thereis a growing desire in Saskatchewan to share and appreciate ourprovince’s First Nations heritage. Agribition is proud to helpspread cultural awareness and understanding.”Exhibitors at the pavilion include the First Nation Universityof Canada, University of Regina, University of Saskatchewan,Twisted Wire Ranch - Cultural Horse Program, Regina 2014 NorthAmerican Indigenous Games, Royal Saskatchewan Museum, theSaskatchewan Indian Culture Center, and the File Hills TribalCouncil.PavilionThe pavilion, which covers half a hockey arena, features a varietyof informative, artistic and interactive displays, including:■ World-class drummers and champion dancers■ Archery and lacrosse demonstration■ Story telling■ Contemporary and traditional craft makers includingpainting and bead work■ Elder stations where Elders will share traditional storiesabout the importance of animals■ Language stationsGuests can expect the pavilion to continue to grow over the nextfew years. Eashappie has long sought to build a stronger internationalIndigenous gathering place at Agribition, and promises bigthings in the future.“The First Nations Pavilion has brought much enjoyment to visitorsover the past couple years.” said Eashappie. “Moving into thefuture our goal is to create a more comprehensive pavilion that includesIndigenous Tribes from the four-corners of North America.”The First Nations Pavilion is open Monday 12:00 p.m. to 6:00p.m. and Tuesday-Saturday 9:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.at Agribition 2013A gribition is an event for the whole family! For many Agribitionevokes memories of animals, friends, rodeo, food and fun.“We all have memories of watching little kids touch and feelthe animals at Agribition.” said Marty Seymour, CEO of CanadianWestern Agribition. “This is what Agribition is all about; connectingwith farm animals and learning about the world of agriculture.”Agribition has lots of family activities happening throughout theweek including daily Milking Demonstrations, the First NationsPavilion with story-telling Elders, a tepee, and traditional arts andcrafts, and the Family Ag Pavilion – home to all your favorite farmanimals!Saturday, November 16 is Family Day at Agribition sponsoredby McDonalds! Watch for the Mascot Parade at 10:00 a.m. travelingthroughout the grounds, and get your face painted in The CooperatorsCentre starting at 12:00 p.m. Come watch the rodeo starsof tomorrow in our Junior Roping Competition located on ThePump Roadhouse Stage at 11:00 a.m.The Brandt Centre schedule is jam-packed with events suitablefor every age and interest:Heavy Horse Demonstration – Always a familyfavourite! Come watch these majestic horses parade around theBrandt Centre. The kick-off to Family Day will include a six-horsehitch.Wild Wool Ride – Sponsored by Cabela’s. Children ages5-7 years old have a chance to take a ride on wild sheep! Anythinggoes, and usually does, as contestants cling to the back of a thicklycoated sheep as long as they can. This action packed event will puta smile on anyone’s face. The event runs at 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.Get your name in the draw by visiting the Canadian Cowboys’Association booth in the Brandt Centre.KAOS Dog Sports – This attraction features dogs displayingfeats of agility and acrobatics. After the demonstration dogswill be paired up with a horse/rider to see who is the fastest teamto do a barrel pattern! When it’s all over you can meet the KOASdogs.To cap off your day at Agribition take in the Canadian Cowboys’Association Finals Rodeo presented by Ford with the whole familystarting at 7:00 p.m. in the Brandt Centre. Be sure to get yourtickets early!See you and your family at the show!30 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

Meets Hi-Tech – it’s the best ofboth worlds at a Ritchie Bros. auction.By: Andrew EngelhardtA uctions have been a popularmethod of buying and selling everythingfrom wine and art to equipmentand livestock for centuries.It’s easy to see why: buyers get thechance to compete and set marketpricing, and everyone gets to enjoythe show.Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers—host ofthe annual Winners Circle AuctioneerCompetition at Agribition—has beenat the forefront of the equipment auction business for more thanfifty years selling farming, construction, transportation and othertypes of equipment and trucks.According to Jordan Clarke, Ritchie Bros.’ Saskatoon-basedRegional Sales Manager, “People love auctions. They’re exciting,competitive, and the chance to get a good deal keeps buyers comingback. And the whole atmosphere – the auctioneer’s chant, thecrowd – creates momentum that gets good returns for sellers inthe end.”Ritchie Bros. recognizes that the traditional live auction will alwaysdraw crowds, and that technology can be used effectively tomake it easier and more convenientfor buyers to participate. In 2002,Ritchie Bros. pioneered technologythat allows people to bid online inreal time as the auction is happening.Today the average Ritchie Brosauction attracts 1,760 bidders, with60% participating online.“The internet has dramaticallychanged the auction business in thatit’s brought the market right to ourcustomers’ offices and kitchen tables.It gives buyers access to equipment they couldn’t get before,and sellers benefit from more out-of-region bidders competing fortheir equipment, which results in better returns.”Don’t miss the Winners Circle Auctioneer Competition presentedby Ritchie Bros. on Tuesday, November 12 at 7:00 p.m.in the Chevrolet GMC Stadium. Matt Hostter of Chippewa,Pennsylvania, Ryan Hurlburt of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan andTyler Runge of Columbus, Nebraska will compete for the covetedCanadian Western Agribition Auctioneer Championship. Thisyear proceeds from the charity items will go to support STARS AirAmbulance.MNP is proud to support Agribition. Come visit us at the Winners Circle.FARM&FAMILYGet succession planning that works for both.Passing your farm business to the next generation can seem a daunting task. But as easyas it is to put off, the time may be right for you and your family to begin the process.Take the assessment at www.transitionsmart.caACCOUNTING > CONSULTING > TAX21628MNPad.indd 1Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide 312013-10-07 11:37 AM

Need aPark & RideNew this year – “Park & Ride” service to and from Agribition!Catch a ride with other Agribition goers from Northgate Mall onMonday from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Tuesday-Saturday 10:00a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Bus service will be available from Northgate Mallat the top of the hour, and from the Brandt Centre at the bottomof the hour. Best of all – bus patrons will receive FREE showadmission!Well We Have One for You!Courtesy Shuttle ServiceIn addition, Agribition offers courtesy shuttle service sponsoredby Regina Hotel Association and Ford for guests staying at any ofthe following Regina Hotel Association hotels:■ Best Western Seven Oaks■ Chateau Regina Hotel & Suites■ Comfort Inn■ Country Inn & Suites by Carlson■ Days Inn – Regina■ Days Inn – Airport West■ Delta Regina Hotel■ Double Tree by Hilton■ Executive Hotel■ Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites■ HomeSuites by d3h■ Hotel Saskatchewan Radisson Plaza■ Quality Hotel■ Ramada Plaza■ Sandman Hotel, Suites & Spa■ Super 8■ Travelodge Hotel & Conference Centre■ Wingate by WyndhamWe recommend exhibitors and visitors take advantage of our courtesy shuttle service.All you have to do is call (306) 924-2244 for pick up between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.THINKING OF BUYING ORSELLING FARM LAND?Harry SheppardRealty Prof. Corp.306-530-8035e-mail: harry@sheppardrealty.caVisit our website:www.sheppardrealty.ca• SPECIALIZING IN FARM & RANCHPROPERTIES•HAVE QUALIFIED INVESTORS WITHCASH & LOCAL BUYERS• DECADES OF AGRICULTURAL EXPERIENCEAND INDUSTRY KNOWLEDGE IN SASK• PROVIDING EXCEPTIONAL SERVICEVISIT US ATCANADIAN WESTERN AGRIBITIONBOOTH #704CREDIT UNION EVENTPLEXSutton Group - Results Realty,Regina, Sk.g i v e t h e g i f t o f w a r m t hT H I S H O L I D A Y S E A S O N .Gift CardsfromtemPLe garDeNSEscape to Saskatchewan’sfavourite destination!gift cards available in dollaramounts of $25 - $500 and may be usedanywhere in the resortGift Cards available at our ReginaKiosk in the Northgate MallNovember 25th - December 24th.Next to the Rider’s StorePurchase your Gift Cards by callingthe hotel directly 1-800-718-7727online templegardens.sk.caor visiting our Front DeskLike us onTweet us onS a S K a t C h e w a N ’ S m o S t L U X U r i o U S S P a32 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

Be anAGvocateSpeak up, speak positivelyThose of us involved in agriculture love what wedo and we want the best for our industry. We knowwhy agriculture is important to Canada and theworld, and that it provides a lifestyle that can’t bebeat. But we tend to be a humble group, so othersmay not hear this message.We need to remember: image matters. What wesay about agriculture influences how people viewour industry. Share your passion and optimism foragriculture and let it shine through everything yousay and do – being an agvocate is that easy.Agvocates look for opportunities to talk aboutwhat’s going well in agriculture. They fill ininformation gaps, help dispel myths and learnmore about the industry. Image is critical to ourfuture, and fortunately we have a very positivestory that we can tell. So let’s tell it.• Get young people excited. There are jobs –great jobs. There’s farming of course, butmany more options from science and salesto processing and manufacturing.• Speak positively. Investment tends toflow to progressive industries that havea promising future.• Inform consumers we’re capable businessmanagers and stewards of the land, drivento produce safe, high quality food usingsustainable methods.Our image matters – in fact, it has nevermattered more. Tell the world why you loveagriculture and what the industry means toyou. We’re counting on you to tell the real,positive story of Canadian agriculture.CANADIAN WESTERN AGRIBITION is a proud champion of this cause

1 in 8Canadianag andjobs are inagri-foodAlmost25,000farmoperatorsare under theageof35#1producer ofcanolain theWORLDIt takes50,000fewergallons ofof corn todaythaninwaterto grow an acre1990TheBEEFINDUSTRYcontributes almost$25billionto theCanadian economyannuallyJoin the conversationThere are so many reasons to be ag proud.Agriculture More Than Ever is an industry-drivencause to improve perceptions and create positivedialogue about Canadian agriculture. Changingperceptions is a big job. It’s going to take all ofus – from corporations and associations to farmsand individuals.Visit AgricultureMoreThanEver.ca to get involved:• Add your name to our agvocate list and join acommunity of people who share your passion.• Find facts (like the ones above) and resourcesto help you be an agvocate.• Become an Ag More Than Ever partner –over 200 have already signed on.• Read and watch stories featuring peoplewho are passionate about our industry.And you can share yours.• Like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter,and use #AgMoreThanEver when sharingpositive stories, photos or facts.Canadian agriculture needs your voice. Let’sall speak up and speak positively about ag.@AgMoreThanEver #AgMoreThanEver AgricultureMoreThanEver AgricultureMoreThanEver.ca

If you thought Agribition’s trade show was just tractors andsaddles, you are much mistaken. Of course, we have thosethings, but we also have a whole lot more. The trade show is thefourth largest in Canada and features more than 400 exhibitors.“Agribition’s trade show continues to offer something foreveryone.” said Corey Hoskins, Trade Show Manager of CanadianWestern Agribition. “If you haven’t experienced shopping atAgribition I encourage you to come down and see the variety ofproducts and services available in our marketplace.”Agribusiness MarketplaceStill the heart and soul of Agribition, the agriculture industryis a key part of our trade show offering. The AgribusinessMarketplace is located in the Credit Union EventPlex featuringcrop and livestock equipment, livestock trailers, insurance/financial services, fencing equipment and more.Be sure to check out the latest in grain machinery inMachinery Mall located in The Co-operators Centre,Arenas 4 and 5. The Agribusiness Marketplace is openMonday 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday 10:00a.m. to 6:00 p.m.Everyday Living MarketplaceLocated in the Agribition Building, Agribition’sEveryday Living Marketplace offers a unique retailshopping experience with a wide range of products andservices. Looking for the perfect handbag? Want the latestkitchen gadget? Trying to find the perfect gift? This is theplace for you. The Everyday Living Marketplace includesvendors featuring:at AgribitionChristmas is just around the corner and Canadian Western Agribition isonce again pleased to bring together Saskatchewan’s biggest selectionof unique shopping opportunities, all under one roof!You can shop the Everyday Living Marketplace on Monday12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday andSaturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.Agribition is proud to host four major truck manufacturers:Ford, Chevrolet/GMC, RAM and Toyota.Come discover what features are new for 2014! Productspecialists will be available to answer all your questions.■ Cookware■ Jewelry■ Art■ Health and wellness products■ Home decor■ Clothing■ Beauty products■ Kitchen gadgets■ Leather goods...and much much more!Late-night shopping!The Everyday Living Marketplacewill be open 10:00 a.m. to 9:00p.m. on Thursday night.36 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

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Brandt CentreAg-Ex PavilionBanner HallSponsorsAdvantage Sign & DisplayBayer CropScienceBlair’s Family of CompaniesCanadian PacificCargillCarry The Kettle First NationCreeland Mini-MartFarm WorldFountain TireIKS Media & TechnologyMcDonald’sMerial Canada Inc.Nekaneet First NationNelson Motors & EquipmentRamada WorldwideRitchie Bros. AuctioneersSouth Country EquipmentSyngentaTelus38 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2013 VOL. 91 | NO. 40 | $4.25GROWING WITH FARMERS FOR 90 YEARS | W W W . P R O D U C E R . C O MGrades 4 and 5 students from Delisle Elementary School walk out of a 200 acre wheat field being harvested for Delisle Crops forCommunity, Sept. 10. Students observed a part of the crop, which had no fertilizer applied, to see the effects and how the yieldcompares. The project is a fundraiser for recreation facility upgrades in Delisle. The town owns the land and agreed to let a groupof volunteers farm it for the next four years with all proceeds being turned back to the community. Agrium and Cervus Equipment inSaskatoon are major sponsors. | WILLIAM DEKAY PHOTOBY SEAN PRATTson, president of Botanical AlternativesInc., an agricultural biotechnol-handle on it until recently, said Wilfing but they haven’t been able to get aSASKATOON NEWSROOMogy consulting firm.Keller, president of Ag-West Bio Inc.Scientists are making strides on the The technology centres on a processknown as apomixis, where the and understand but now with whole“It has been too hard to manage“holy grail” of crop breeding andcanola is the crop where the new female reproductive system of certainplants occasionally produces get at those complex genes that trig-genomic sequencing we can maybetechnology is the most advanced.“This would be the single biggest seed without pollination.ger the process,” he said.revolutionary change created by biotechnologyfor crops,” said Paul Arni-process since the dawn of crop breed-develop hybridScientists have known about the “It could revolutionize the way wevigour.”Nothing hits harder or lasts longer. Only fall-applied PrePass XC provides 21-daySoilActive TM control of dandelions, volunteer canola, narrow-leaved hawk’s-beardand more, next spring. Call 1.800.667.3852 or visit cerealsolutions.ca.That’s because pollination wouldno longer be required in the seedproduction process.Arnison said Tim Sharbel, a Canadianresearcher working for a Germanplant genetics company, has madehuge strides in understanding how theapomixtic process works in canola.® TM Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”)or an affiliated company of Dow. 0813-2179921799 WestPro 8.25X1.78.indd 1 13-08-13 10:36 AM40OCTOBER 3, 2013Saskatoon, SK. S7K 2C4SponsorsBear Claw CasinoCabela’sCanadian Beef Breeds CouncilCoca-ColaCo-op FeedsWiser’sDegelmanDuPontEnbridge Pipelines Inc.Graham ConstructionIdeal Trading LifestyleJohn Brown FarmsKonica MinoltaNorthgate MallSaskatchewan Seed Growers AssociationSaskMilkSGI CanadaSaskatchewan Arts BoardSpectra EnergyThe Co-operatorsWestern Potash Corp.Machinery MallArenas 4 & 5Growing with farmersfor 90 years.Tough sell?Larger than expectedvolumes of grain causeprice slump | P. 6CLASS FIELD TRIPFIELDS OF DREAMS: Our annualharvest photo feature begins on page 24RESEARCH | CROP BREEDING‘Game changing’ breeding nearsu|xhHEEJBy00001pzYv%:!Return undeliverable Canadian addresses to:Box 2500,Crop breeding’s holy grail | Pollination would no longer be required in seed productionSEE ‘GAME CHANGING’, PAGE 2 »Clean up your stubble. For a weed-free spring. 21 Days GuaranteeD.The Western Producer is published in Saskatoon by Western Producer Publications,which is owned by GVIC Communications Corp. Publisher: Shaun JessomePublications Mail Agreement No. 40069240To subscribe call us Toll Free at1-800-667-6929Check us out online atproducer.comSign up for our Producer Dailyemail newsletterView us on yoursmartphone atproducer.comWe’ve been along-side farmers for 90 years.When you need trusted agricultural information, we’re there.Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide 39

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Exhibitor Awards5 Year AwardsCompass Animal HealthDallas Valley Ranch CampDE-ON Supply Inc.Dwights NextEnergy Inc.Fix Building Products 2000 Ltd.Home & School ConnectionIntegrity Post StructuresKard SharksMuck Boots and MoreOxy Blast / PurOxiPacesetter Enterprises Inc.Remedy Animal Health Products Ltd. / Z TagsSaskatchewan Cattlemen’s AssociationSerenigy GlobalSouthern Industrial and TruckThe Retiring Farmer Assante WealthManagement Ltd.Twin Lakes Ranch MinistriesVersaFrame Inc.10 Year AwardsAtom-Jet Industries Ltd.BRMI ProductsCanadian Scholarship Trust PlanGloCanadaKitchen CraftMillet King Seeds of Canada Inc.Ministry of Labour Relations & Workplace SafetyS & W Agricultural SuppliesSigns By DesignSplasher Outerwear Ltd.Sterling Truck & Trailer Sales Ltd.Watkins15 Year AwardsFarmers of North AmericaPrairie Ag CatalogueSakundiak Equipment / Meridian MFG20 Year Awards2W Livestock Equipment Ltd.Gem Silage ProductsGrand Saddlery & Western WearMaljohn Plastics CompanyMarkusson New HollandSuntech Systems Ltd.TKO Industries International25 Year AwardsBernie Brown - Western & Pencil Artist30 Year AwardsMerial Canada Inc.Well Water Clinic Inc. / The Water Clinic35 Year AwardsFarm Credit CanadaLeon’s Mfg. Company Inc.Saskatchewan Milk Marketing BoardSIASTFellowship of Christian Cowboys42 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

Exhibitor List2 Broke Gals Soup Mix Agribition Building 2142W Livestock Equipment Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 940AA-1 Marketing Agribition Building 153-154AAFC - Science and Technology Branch Credit Union Eventplex 1217AAFC-Financial Guarantee Programs Division Credit Union Eventplex 1219ADM Alliance Nutrition Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 22Advanced Agri Direct Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 1127Age Old Aerial Farm Photos Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 1342AgPro Insurance Brokers Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 1248Agremote Systems Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 1402Agriculture More Than Ever Credit Union Eventplex 613Air Liquide Canada Credit Union Eventplex 609Allen Leigh Security & Communications Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 1328ALPINE- The Starter Fertilizer Company Credit Union Eventplex 734Ambrosia Apples - NVDC Credit Union Eventplex 904AMSOIL Synthetic Lubricants Credit Union Eventplex 1118AOA Products/The Orthotic Works Agribition Building 115Apollo Machine and Products Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 727Arbonne Agribition Building 114Arrow Farmquip Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 21Atom Jet Credit Union Eventplex 720Authentic African Crafts Agribition Building 209BB&B Homes Credit Union Eventplex 1230B.A.M. Enterprises Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 10Bamix Wand Mixer Agribition Building 167Bar T5 Agra Services Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 1140Bath Fitter Agribition Building 144-145Bath Goddess Agribition Building 241Beck Enterprises Agribition Building 198Bernie Brown Western Pencil Artist Agribition Building 248Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Banner Hall 512Big Dog 92.7 Radio Ag-Ex Pavilion 432Biotrack Livestock Management Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 7Blair’s Crop and Livestock Solutions Stockman’s Arena 50BMO Bank Of Montreal Credit Union Eventplex 1003Bodnarus Auctioneering Credit Union Eventplex 1346Boehringer-Ingelheim Auditorium Annex 25Boom Box Agribition Building 232Bovine Bucket Credit Union Eventplex 1020Brandt Credit Union Eventplex 1300BRITESPAN Building Systems Credit Union Eventplex 850BRMI Essentials Agribition Building 277Brown Creek Wild Rags Ag-Ex Pavilion 446CCanada Beef Inc. Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 5Canada Gap On-Farm Food Safety Agribition Building 269-270Canada Purple Shield Credit Union Eventplex 802Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen Credit Union Eventplex 829Canadian Cattle Identification Agency Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 2Canadian Cattleman Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 6Canadian Cowboys’ Association Brandt Centre Concourse 324Canadian Grain Commission Credit Union Eventplex 1141Canadian Mental Health Assoc. Sask. Division Banner Hall 507Canpressco Products Inc. Agribition Building 137Canwise Develop Inc. Brandt Centre Link 316CFMO Inc. o/a Complete Family-MedOrthoticsCredit Union Eventplex 615CFPS Credit Union Eventplex 617Chaotic Cowgirl Western Wear Agribition Building 189-191Chevrolet GMC Banner Hall 524Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan Credit Union Eventplex 1004CIBC Credit Union Eventplex 741Clews Palliser Cattle Oiler Co.Auditorium Annex 38Credit Union Eventplex 1046CNG Stone Products Ltd. Agribition Building 100-101Cole’s Western Wear Agribition Building 280Committed Ag Credit Union Eventplex 733Cordna Twine and Cordage Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 1145Cow Town Brandt Centre Concourse 326Cow Town / Compass Animal Health Credit Union Eventplex 701Cowgirl Finesse Ltd. Brandt Centre Link 314Craven Country Jamboree Brandt Centre Link 307Creative Memories Agribition Building 256CST Consultants Inc. Banner Hall 503Culligan Credit Union Eventplex 730Cutco Cutlery Agribition Building 223DDallas Valley Ranch Camp Ag-Ex Pavilion 435Dave’s Press Agribition Building 236DD Jewellery Collection Agribition Building 289Degelman Industries Credit Union Eventplex 1104Deon Supply Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 1048Discovery Ranch Agribition Building 287Dot’s Cutlery Agribition Building 186Double KK Meats Agribition Building 288Dr. Ho’s T.E.N.S. Device Agribition Building 181-182DriverWorks Ink Agribition Building 234DTN/The Progressive Farmer Credit Union Eventplex 1228DuraTech Industries International Credit Union Eventplex 820Dutch Bunning Distribution Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 1012Dutch Openers Credit Union Eventplex 1117Dwight’s NextEnergy Credit Union Eventplex 1404EE. Bourassa & Sons Merlo Telehandlers Credit Union Eventplex 1030E.C. Recycling Tire Mats Agribition Building 168Eagle Eye SalesAgribition Building237-239,175-176Eagle Nest Lodge Banner Hall 504Ecklund Drive Thru Gates Credit Union Eventplex 751Eco Nets Agribition Building 109Edward Jones Credit Union Eventplex 617Environmental Farm Plan Program,Ag Plastics RecyclingCredit Union Eventplex 737Epicure Selections Agribition Building 138Estrotect Auditorium Annex 35Eurosteam Iron Agribition Building 252Eurosteam monster Pro-Steam Cleaner Agribition Building 157-158Exit Realty Fusion Credit Union Eventplex 641FFarm Business Consultants Credit Union Eventplex 848Farm Credit Canada Credit Union Eventplex 746Farm Credit Canada Crossing Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 15Farmers of North America Credit Union Eventplex 754Farmers with Disabilities Banner Hall 509FarmLead Credit Union Eventplex 757Farmstead Gallery Agribition Building 265Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide 43

Fellowship of Christian Cowboys Auditorium Annex 39Fellowship of Christian Farmers Banner Hall 501Fifth Avenue Collection Agribition Building 173FirstMate Pet Foods Brandt Centre Link 318Fix Building Products Credit Union Eventplex 1406Flexxifinger QD Industries Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 1322For Every Home/For Every Style Agribition Building 225Ford Motor Company of Canada Credit Union Eventplex 712Fountain Tire Credit Union Eventplex 740Freedom 55 Financial Credit Union Eventplex 702Friendly Acres Seed Farm Credit Union Eventplex 1350Frostfree Nosepumps Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 725GG & S Holdings Credit Union Eventplex 1337Gallagher Power Fencing Credit Union Eventplex 1254Garlic Grater Agribition Building 194Gem Silage Products Credit Union Eventplex 1113Genex Cooperative Inc. Stockman’s Arena 52Gideons Agribition Building 185Global Ranch & Farm Recruitment Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 16GloCanada Brandt Centre Link 306Golden Eagle ToysAgribition Building147-148,257, 192-193Golden West Radio Brandt Centre Link 303Golden West Trailer Sales Credit Union Eventplex 1321Goodon Industries Ltd.Credit Union EventplexKnife Sharpener Agribition Building 146Tie Downs & Pruners Agribition Building 171-172Grainews Credit Union Eventplex 1320Grand Saddlery & Western Wear Brandt Centre Link 309Granite Transformations Credit Union Eventplex 943Gray Jay Leather Agribition Building 212-213HHammerstahl Knives Agribition Building 152Harry Sheppard Realty Prof. Corp. Credit Union Eventplex 704Harvard Radio Credit Union Eventplex 600Haukaas Mfg. Credit Union Eventplex 1310Hayboss Feeders Ag-Ex Pavilion 443Health Canada Credit Union Eventplex 616Heavenly Scents Aromatherapy Agribition Building 131Heritage Inn Hotels/Canadian DestinationsGroup Ltd.Credit Union Eventplex 801Hi Hog Farm & Ranch Equipment Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 920High Plains Ranch Supply Ag-Ex Pavilion 436-437Highline Manufacturing Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 1120Home & School Connection Agribition Building 259Hometech BOSCH Small Appliances Agribition Building 218Horizon Laser Vision Center Banner Hall 519Hy-Capacity Credit Union Eventplex 1208IInfinite Aloe Agribition Building 222Information Services Corporation (ISC) ofSaskatchewanCredit Union Eventplex 831Inner Energy Agribition Building 221Integrity Post Structures Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 1326Interlake Resources Credit Union Eventplex 1409Interlock Roofing Credit Union Eventplex 1412iQ Vacuum & iQ Heaters Credit Union Eventplex 604Irvine Tack & Western Wear Ag-Ex Pavilion 447JJockey Person to Person Agribition Building 203John Deere Winter Fair Building 42Just Gifts Agribition Building 275KKane Veterinary Supplies Credit Union Eventplex 1053Kelln Solar Credit Union Eventplex 945Ken’s Lumber Sales Credit Union Eventplex 1252Kincaid Lions Club Lottery Agribition Building 261Kioti Tractor Co-operators Arena 4 1601Kitchen Craft Credit Union Eventplex 901Knee Deep In Sheep Agribition Building 262LLamb Acres Electric Fencing Credit Union Eventplex 1114Lane Realty Credit Union Eventplex 602Larson Group of Companies Agribition Building 233Larwood Mercantile Imports Agribition Building 266Laurie-Anne’s Victorian Lace & Linen Agribition Building 149Leaning Maple Meats Agribition Building 204Leon’s Mfg. Company Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 1240Lewis Cattle Oiler Company Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 1311LifeVantage - Protandim Agribition Building 103Link to Good Health Brandt Centre Link 318Little Giant Ladders / The Cal-Ell Group Credit Union Eventplex 854Livestock Media Plus Winter Fair Building 41MMable Elliott Horsemanship Services & GuestRanchAg-Ex Pavilion 448Magnum Fabricating Credit Union Eventplex 1132Maljohn Plastics Company Credit Union Eventplex 726Mannaware Cookware by TreasureChest Dist.Agribition Building 207-208Markusson New Holland Co-operators Arena 4 1604Mary Kay Cosmetics Agribition Building 226Massage Chairs Agribition Building 243-244Massaging Insoles by Pacesetter Ent. Agribition Building 102Masterfeeds Auditorium Annex 26Matt’s Furniture Agribition Building 128Maxim Truck and Trailer Credit Union Eventplex 1148Maxiwell Massager Credit Union Eventplex 610Mazel’s Products Agribition Building 219-220Meadow Lake Resort Banner Hall 505Merial Canada Inc. Auditorium Annex 31Meridian Manufacturing Co-operators Arena 4 1605Merit-Trax Technologies Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 12Miccar Aerial / Good Spirit Air Service Credit Union Eventplex 837Millet King Seeds of Canada Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 1116Milling Concepts Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 1247Milton Lake Lodge Ltd. Banner Hall 517Ministry of Environment TIPP Credit Union Eventplex 1314Miracle Glue/Great Sheets Sets Agribition Building 227-228Miracle Mat Agribition Building 165MNPCommercial Cattle ArenaMoly Manufacturing / Silencer Chutes Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 1Mop & Massagers Agribition Building 160-162Morand Industries Credit Union Eventplex 930Morris Industries Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 830Muck Boots and More Agribition Building 229-230My Pillow Agribition Building 17744 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show Guide

Swivel Storage Solutions Credit Union Eventplex 954Synergy Worldwide Agribition Building 235TT.O. Leather Fashions Ltd. Agribition Building 200-201Tack in the Box Brandt Centre Link 323Tandy Leather factory Agribition Building 111-112Target Cattle Concepts Credit Union Eventplex 1244Tatanka Boutique Agribition Building 278Teamco Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 820The Co-operators Credit Union Eventplex 905The Retiring Farmer Credit Union Eventplex 955The Water Clinic Credit Union Eventplex 1332The Western Producer Brandt Centre Link 304The Wireless Age Brandt Centre Link 321Thunder Seeds Credit Union Eventplex 1348Tie Boss Credit Union Eventplex 953Tim Hammond Realty Credit Union Eventplex 1329Titanium Exclusive Cookware Agribition Building 142-143Tomboy Tools Agribition Building 133Tourism Canmore Kananaskis Banner Hall 506Tourism Regina Credit Union Eventplex 612Toyota Co-operators Arena 4 1606Tri Haul Self Unloading Round Bale Mover Credit Union Eventplex 941Tri Star Farm Service Ltd. Co-operators Arena 4 1602-1603Triple Crown Products Credit Union Eventplex 1349True North Log Homes Inc. Agribition Building 139Tru-test Group Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 8Tuff Livestock Equipment Credit Union Eventplex 821Tupperware Agribition Building 217Turbo Twister Agribition Building 150Twin Lakes Ranch Ministries Agribition Building 264UU of S College of Agriculture andBioresourcesAg-Ex Pavilion 441U of S Western College Of VeterinaryMedicineAg-Ex Pavilion 439University of Regina Press Agribition Building 242University of Saskatchewan College ofNursingAg-Ex Pavilion 442Unstable ApparelUndefinedVVerified Beef Production Program Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 11VersaFrame Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 1245Viceroy / JayWest Country Homes Ltd. Credit Union Eventplex 951WWalker’s Water Systems Credit Union Eventplex 1413Wallenstein/Baumalight Credit Union Eventplex 1220Watkins Products Agribition Building 202Waterless Car Wax Agribition Building 151West Country Photo Ltd. Agribition Building 272Western Beef Development Center Auditorium Annex 34Western Development Museum Banner Hall 518Western Financial Group Credit Union Eventplex 1353Western Post Frame Credit Union Eventplex 1345Wheatheart Manufacturing Credit Union Eventplex 1214Whispy Willow Tack Agribition Building 106-109Wild West Ranch Mechanical Bull Ag-Ex Pavilion 433Winterbourne Alpaca Agribition Building 281Wizer Buildings Inc Credit Union Eventplex 723Woodfarm Woodworking Ltd. Agribition Building 282-285YYoung Living Essential Oils Brandt Centre Link 210Young’s Equipment Inc. Co-operators Arena 5 1500Your Link Inc. Credit Union Eventplex 1334ZZephoria Designs Agribition Building 105ZU clean living Agribition Building 263LANE REALty CoRp.Visit our booth at Agribition November 11-16, 2013,located in the Credit Union Eventplex.Meet our sales team and view our properties!LANE REALty CoRp.Saskatchewan’s Farm & Ranch Specialistsphone 306-569-3380 lanerealtycorp@sasktel.netFor all of your buying or selling needs, Contact Us today!“Now representing purchasers from across Canada,and around the world!”www.lanerealty.comB.C. Ambrosia Apple Growers inviteyou to visit our booth at Agribition -Credit Union Eventplex to experienceBC grown Ambrosia apples.We will be offering Ambrosia appletasting, recipe ideas, informationabout nutritional benefits and whereto buy Ambrosia apples.Visit AmbrosiaApples.com/Canadafor more information about Ambrosiaapples, to enter our contest or towatch our videos profiling ourBC growers and the story of howAmbrosia was discovered as a chanceseedling in a BC orchard.® The Ambrosia & cross section design trademarksare used under license from Wilfrid and Sally Mennell46 Canadian Western Agribition 2013 Official Show GuideNVDC.indd 108/10/13 2:34 PM

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