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November 24-29, 2014

OFFICIAL SHOW GUIDE

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

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4 — Welcome Messages 6 — Meet Our Executive Team 8 — Agribition is for Everyone!

9 — Show Information 10 — What’s New at Agribition 11 — Monday’s Schedule 12 — Tuesday’s Schedule 13 — Agribition Continues to Entertain 14 — Wednesday’s Schedule 15 — Thursday’s Schedule 16 — Exhibitor Awards

17 — Friday’s Schedule 18 — Saturday’s Schedule

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— Family Ag Pavilion — Grain Expo — Indigenous Agriculture Summit — First Nations Pavilion — thinkAG Career Expo — Grounds Map — Gold Sponsors — Full Contact Jousting — Brains Behind the Business

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— T Bar C — Agribition Express — Auctioneer Competition — Ag More Than Ever — Shopping at Agribition — Food — Merchandise — Exhibitor Maps — Exhibitor Listing — Exhibitor Awards

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A message from the Premier of Saskatchewan On behalf of the Saskatchewan Government, I am pleased to welcome you to the 44th annual Canadian Western Agribition.

The Government of Saskatchewan is proud to be a long-time supporter of Canadian Western Agribition. Every year, Regina and Saskatchewan welcome thousands of people from Canada, North America and overseas to Agribition, the leading livestock and agriculture show in Canada.

Agribition showcases the dedication, innovation and hard work that is Saskatchewan’s agriculture industry. At Agribition, Saskatchewan’s renowned livestock genetics – the best of our purebred and commercial cattle – are on display. Agribition provides an opportunity for Saskatchewan producers to connect with the world – to have an international marketplace in their very own backyard.

Through events like Agribition, visitors have the opportunity to learn about Saskatchewan’s natural advantage for food production. Saskatchewan has the resources necessary to increase the quality and improve the sustainable supply of food required to feed a growing population.

This includes 43 per cent of Canada’s arable land, the second largest beef cattle herd in Canada, a strong research cluster, the support of Government and industry, and innovative farmers and ranchers.

Whether you visit Agribition from near or afar, urban or rural, I encourage you to take this opportunity to make connections and to learn more about Saskatchewan and our thriving agriculture industry.

Thank you to organizers, volunteers and exhibitors who support Canadian Western Agribition, and best wishes for a successful show.

Brad Wall, Premier of Saskatchewan

A message from the MAYOR OF REGINA On behalf of my colleagues on city council, I am pleased to welcome Reginans, as well as those who have journeyed from across Saskatchewan and Canada, to the 2014 Canadian Western Agribition. Regina is proud to host this prestigious, internationally-known agricultural marketplace year after year.

Agribition, the fourth largest trade show in Canada, is a highly anticipated event for many and given the wide range of interests, age groups and backgrounds it appeals to, it is clear to see why. Livestock events and sales; rodeos; informative conferences, expos and demonstrations; musical entertainment and hundreds of exhibitors offering a great diversity of products from farming equipment to fashion apparel and household goods give a taste of what Agribition has to offer. This event also serves as an opportunity to expand global business contacts and see the latest in farm technology.

Regina, a city proud of its farming community, serves as an ideal place for this event.

To those visiting our city, I hope that during your stay you find an opportunity to explore the many attractions that Regina has to offer, including the RCMP Heritage Centre, the Saskatchewan Science Centre, the Kramer IMAX Theatre, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum and the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum. We also have a wide variety of shopping venues and an array of mouth-watering restaurants, where you are sure to discover the warm and friendly nature of our city. I have no doubt that your experiences in Regina will inspire you to return again and again.

Best wishes for an enjoyable time at Agribition, a memorable stay in our city and a safe journey home.

Sincerely,

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A message from the Minister OF AGRICULTURE On behalf of the Government of Canada, welcome to the 2014 Canadian Western Agribition. This is the fastest growing agricultural show in North America and the largest livestock show in Canada with more than 500 exhibitors from more than 60 countries.

At Agribition, visitors get a first-hand look at new, state-of-the-art agricultural technology and equipment, make business connections in Canada that help them grow their farm business, find out more about our purebred livestock genetics and world-class grain, and enjoy the many activities that take place as part of the show.

Our government is proud to support the International Business Centre, which helps connect buyers with our world-leading livestock genetics, and we congratulate Agribition on its success with the new Grain Expo.

Trade and innovation remain the cornerstones of a strong and prosperous agricultural sector both here in Canada and around the world. Our government continues to work hard with all our trading partners to make sure trade is based in fair rules and sound science.

Year after year, Canadian Western Agribition remains the premier place to do business and experience the best of Canadian agriculture.

Enjoy your visit, and Saskatchewan’s warm hospitality.

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

Welcomes

Tourism Regina Tourism Regina, the tourism division of the Regina Regional Opportunities Commission is pleased to welcome you to Regina. Feel the energy of a city on the rise as you revel in the astonishing variety of cultural and entertainment opportunities that abound in Regina. Visit tourismregina.com to get energized!

Regina is a unique blend, home to a 100 year old symphony orchestra and the nation’s most passionate sporting enthusiasts.

A shining city rising from a flat prairie landscape, less than an hour from a stunning valley studded with sparking lakes. From the inspirational and the historic to the little quirks that give it its charm, Regina will capture your heart and provide every reason to return again and again.

There’s A Lot to Love: Home of the RCMP

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Before donning the iconic red serge of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, cadets must first successfully complete training at Regina’s RCMP Academy, Depot Division, where new recruits have trained since 1885. Dedicated to telling the compelling story of the Force, The RCMP Heritage Centre is appropriately located on Depot’s doorstep.

Learn about the history of the Force with self-guided audio tours of exhibits that chronicle the evolution of the North West Mounted Police to the modern day RCMP recognized all over the world.

A Kaleidoscope of Culture

While in Regina feel exhilarated by a variety of performing and visual arts including the Regina Symphony Orchestra, The Globe Theatre, The Mackenzie Art Gallery or check out one of our intimate performance spaces including: The Artful Dodger and The Artesian.

Family Fun and Free to Enjoy

Check out these great fun and free family activities in Regina: The Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Government House, Wascana Centre, Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Regina Floral Conservatory, The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and the Regina Civic Museum.

Hang with the Locals

Taste locally grown food and try homemade wares at the Regina Farmers Market. Savour farm fresh dining experiences at some of Regina’s finest restaurants and sip satisfying libations prepared by Regina’s talented and creative mixologists. Find some time to sample craft beer at many of Regina’s local micro brews.

Enjoy your stay!

Visit tourismregina.com

To find a complete listing of attractions, retail stores, eateries, entertainment, and leisure activities, or visit: RROC’s Visitor Information CentrE Monday – Friday, 8am – 5pm | Located on 1925 Rose Street Supplement to The Western Producer

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A message from the President of Canadian Western AgribItion On behalf of Canadian Western Agribition board of directors it is my privilege to welcome you to Canadian Western Agribition. It is a real honour to represent such a world-class event.

My two years as president have flown by. During this time, we have seen many advancements in the show including expanded entertainment, addition of The Yards, the Indigenous Agriculture Summit, and much more. Participation and support continues to be significant from our livestock exhibitors. Exhibitors come from all over the country representing beef, sheep, goats, bison and even stock dogs to name a few. The exhibitors bring the show to life and make this event the best in the country.

There has been great success of the trade show as well. These exhibitors are also the life blood of CWA. From cars to combines to jewelry, we appreciate all our exhibitors who truly provide something for everyone.

I can’t forget about the many dedicated hands and hours that pull this show together. The summer and fall are full of committee meetings, phone calls and planning. Thank you to our loyal volunteer base who bring so much passion to the event.

Welcome, and I look forward to seeing you all at the show!

Reed Andrew, President of Canadian Western Agribition

MEET OUR Executive TEAM

Stewart Stone Vice President

Curtis Kuchinka Member at Large

Bryce Thompson

Blake MacMillan

Member at Large

Member at Large

Bryan Hadland Past President

2014 Board of Directors Back Row (L-R)

Front Row (L-R)

Elmer Eashappie Reed Andrew, President Stewart Stone, Vice President Bruce Holmquist Blake MacMillan Bryce Thompson Curtis Kuchinka Barry Young Chris Lees

Kim Hextall Tom Schwartz Courtney MacDougall Carla Schmitt Doug Fee Levi Wood Richard Harries Marty Seymour, CEO

Missing: Bryon Burnett, Bryan Hadland, Bob Jackson, Chris Holden, Deborah Niekamp

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Canadian Western Agribition 2014 Official Show Guide

Get inspired, stay informed, learn something new FCC offers free events tailored to Canadian agriculture.

FCC Forums Our headliners this year are David Chilton, Jamie Clarke and in Quebec, Alexandre Bilodeau. Check out who’ll be featured at the FCC Forum in your area.

David Chilton

Jamie Clarke

Alexandre Bilodeau

David Chilton, The Wealthy Barber

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Jamie Clarke, Extreme Adventurer

Saskatoon Brandon

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Alexandre Bilodeau, Two-Time Olympic Champion (Presented in French)

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Ag Outlook 2015 Leading industry experts share their perspectives to help you understand the trends and see the opportunities in agriculture.

Economy Weather Commodities

Drummondville Yorkton Winnipeg Regina

November 27 December 9 December 11 January 27

Medicine Hat Kitchener Belleville Lloydminster

February 10 February 23 February 24 March 12

Register for free today Visit our website for a full list of 2014-15 events. Register online and confirm the details* of events you and your family, friends and business partners plan to attend.

fcc.ca/events *Dates, locations and speakers are subject to change

Welcome to the 44th annual Canadian Western Agribition. This is a fun time of year for all of the staff at the show. A lot of hard work has gone into creating an exciting line up of education, entertainment, and of course, livestock activities for everyone to enjoy.

Agribition continues to be the best beef show in the country, and this year is no exception. The cattle industry has come through a period of record prices and there is ‘AAA’ optimism once again.

This is particularly noticeable in the entries for our Yard’s program within the Stock Exchange. Doubling the number of pens in The Yards was still not enough to keep up with demand. Interest in this element of the show illustrates the robust health of the cattle market. The unique nature of these displays creates a welcoming atmosphere for buyers and sellers from domestic to international interest. Cattlemen from all over should add a visit to The Yards as part of their Agribition itinerary.

The addition of conferences to the Agribition line-up has brought a new look and feel to the show. No longer does Agribition solely mean rows upon rows of cattle and exhibits. Visitors can now participate in one of two signature conferences happening during the show.

The timing of the Grain Expo conference presented by Young’s Equipment has filled a gap in the industry for a crop focused event post-harvest. Added to this is a large trade show in Machinery Mall where the environment is ideal for updates on technology, innovation, and of course next season purchases such as seed, fertilizer and equipment.

The Indigenous Agriculture Summit is another conference intended to blend Agribition’s investment in the First Nations Pavilion with the show’s international reputation. The conference attracts indigenous leaders from around the world to share key business learnings in agriculture. This conference is the first of its kind on the continent.

We encourage all our exhibitors and visitors to take advantage of our free courtesy transport from participating hotels or catch a ride on the Agribition Express to receive free admission to the show. The real leap forward at the 2014 show will be noticed in the field of entertainment. As our show evolves and our visitors get a taste for the Family Ag Pavilion, the First Nations Pavilion, and the extensive household trade show goodies, it becomes even more natural to add to the entertainment line-up. The stage acts are bigger and bolder this year with a solid blend of country and culture mixed into one. We added Full Contact Jousting to turn some heads this year and do something adventurous. There are also a few surprises mixed in along the way to make each and every day unique.

Anchor all of this with the biggest rodeo in the province and this year’s event is going to feel pretty festive!

Welcome to the show.

Marty Seymour CEO of Canadian Western Agribition

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Canadian Western Agribition 2014 Official Show Guide

Show Information Location Evraz Place, Regina Saskatchewan Entrances: Lewvan Drive, Princess Street and Elphinstone Street Show Dates & Hours Monday, November 24 – Saturday, November 29 Gates open 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM daily See daily schedule for event and show times.

Admission Adult (over 18): $15 Youth (13-18): $5 Children (12 & under when accompanied by an adult): FREE 3-Day Show Pass: $40 6-Day Show Pass: $75 Parking FREE with paid admission, while space is available.

See page 31 for Agribition Express Bus Service and Courtesy Transport Service information.

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

ATMS Exhibit Mall, Chevrolet GMC Stadium, Agribition Building, Brandt Centre, Queensbury Convention Centre, Credit Union Eventplex and The Cooperators Centre.

Making Your Way Safer with CN Canadian Western Agribition proudly partners with CN in the promotion of the safety first campaign.

This campaign includes the following: Safety Patrols: Safety Patrols will be strategically placed at key intersections to control the flow of visitor and livestock traffic in the barns as well as in Machinery Mall. As a further safety reminder, please always give the right of way to livestock exhibitors with their animals.

Strollers For safety purposes, children must be removed from strollers when entering the barns.

First Aid Services St. John Ambulance First Aid Station is located in the Brandt Centre Southeast corner.

Security Call (306) 781-9252 (24 hours)

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Agribition High School Rodeo Finals presented by Co-op Feeds Monday, November 24 at 7:00 PM in the Brandt Centre Adult: $16 Children (12 & under): $12 Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo presented by Ford November 25-29, 2014 at 7:00 PM in the Brandt Centre Adrenalin Rush: $34.50 Tuesday – Thursday / $36.50 Friday & Saturday Titanium Tough: $26 Tuesday – Thursday / $28 Friday & Saturday Thrills n’ Spills: Adult - $22.50 Tuesday – Thursday / $24.50 Friday & Saturday Children (12 & under) - $16 Tuesday – Thursday / $18 Friday & Saturday Family Package (2 adults and 2 children 12 & under): $70 Tuesday – Thursday / $72 Friday & Saturday * For more ticket information, call the Box Office at (306) 781-9300 or 1-855-985-5000 (all taxes included)

Melissa Richardson Janet Schmitt Randy Lewis Grant Rolson For Information: Canadian Western Agribition Box 3535 Regina, SK Canada Phone: (306) 565-0565 Fax: (306) 757-9963 For Information & Tickets Please visit: www.agribition.com

Tickets also available online at www.agribition.com

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What’s New at Agribition?

When you attend Agribition you know there are some things that will never change – the cattle barns, the rodeo, and the nostalgic feeling of reuniting with friends you only see at the show. At the same time, Agribition is constantly enhancing the visitor experience. Agribition has a host of new and improved events for all to enjoy.

EVENT

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TIME

LOCATION

Chore Team Competition

A team of horses are guided through a variety of skill-testing manoeuvres

9:00 AM Tuesday & Wednesday

Brandt Centre

Feed Team Race

Teams of horses race head to head picking up and dropping off feed.

10:30 AM Tuesday & Wednesday

Brandt Centre

Water Barrel Race

True test of control and balance – teams of horses race to the finish without spilling any water!

4:00 PM Tuesday & Wednesday

Brandt Centre

Full Contact Jousting *More on page 27

Unscripted, unchoreographed 6-knight, full contact jousting tournament

12:30 PM & 3:30 PM Saturday

Brandt Centre

Grain Expo

Two day conference for grain producers including a grain-specific trade show

Tuesday & Wednesday

Queensbury Salon

Indigenous Agriculture Summit

Two day conference showcasing Indigenous agriculture practices throughout North America

Tuesday & Wednesday

Ramada Plaza

Trainer’s Challenge

Two horse trainers work two young horses simultaneously from wild bronc to domestic companion

12:00 PM Tuesday - Friday

Brandt Centre

Family Day Entertainment

Mascot parade, milking demonstration, draft horse hitch demonstration, junior roping competition, face painting and wild wool ride

10:00 AM – 1:30 PM Saturday

The Co-operators Centre & Brandt Centre

Cowboy Mounted Shooting

Cowboys ride their horses through a pattern using single action revolvers to shoot at target balloons

9:00 AM & 1:30 PM Saturday

Brandt Centre

Agribition not only continues to improve entertainment but the livestock program as well. This year, Agribition has expanded “The Yards”, which include a variety of cattle breeds and marketing programs by various producers.

Agribition will also host 8 national beef shows throughout the week.

Be sure to support these new events during your Agribition visit!

See the schedule or www.agribition.com for more details.

Get social! Are you on Facebook or Twitter?

‘Like’ Canadian Western Agribition Follow @Agribition and use hashtag #agribition2014 while attending these events to join the conversation!

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Canadian Western Agribition 2014 Official Show Guide

MONDAY NOVEMBER 24, 2014 START TIME

EVENT

LOCATION

8:30 AM

Canadian National 4-H & Youth Judging Competition Competitors from across Canada will judge multiple species of livestock by examining live animals and analyzing and explaining the market qualities of the livestock.

Chevrolet GMC Stadium

9:00 AM

Boer Goat Show

Barn 5

10:00 AM

Burning of the Brand

Auditorium

10:00 AM

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

Brandt Centre

10:00 AM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open

10:15 AM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

11:00 AM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

12:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

2:00 PM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

2:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

4:00 PM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

7:00 PM

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

Chevrolet GMC Stadium

7:00 PM

Agribition High School Rodeo Finals Top 10 contestants from the day’s events go head to head! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.

Brandt Centre

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TUESDAY NOVEMBER 25, 2014 START TIME

EVENT Chore Competition 9:00 AM N EW A team of horses are guided through a variety of skill-testing manoeuvres.

9:00 AM Commercial Goat Show

LOCATION

9:00 AM

Kirk Stierwalt Fitting Demonstration

Auditorium

10:00 AM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open

10:15 AM

Milking Demonstration Feed Team Race 10:30 AM Teams of horses race head to head picking up and dropping off feed.

W E N 11:00 AM Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott 11:00 AM 11:00 AM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM

12:15 PM 1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:00 PM 2:15 PM

Canadian National Bison Sale First Lady Classic & Futurity The first interbreed competition of the week, this competition sizes up the best yearling bred heifers.

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

Trainer’s Challenge Watch as two horse trainers work two young horses simultaneously in their respective round pens as they take horses who have never seen a saddle before from wild bronc to domestic companion.

Milking Demonstration Canadian Horse Pull Finals – Light/Middle Weight Come witness true ‘horsepower’! Watch teams of horses pull a weighted sled up to 10,000lbs across the arena floor.

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott Youth Team Grooming Competition A competition between teams of three. Each team has a set amount of time to groom and prepare an animal to show ring standard.

Milking Demonstration

4:00 PM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott Water Barrel Race 4:00 PM A true test of control and balance – teams of horses race to the finish N EW without spilling any water!

4:00 PM Goat Sale 4:00 PM 7:00 PM

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Brandt Centre Barn 5

Barn 4 Brandt Centre Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex Stock Exchange - Show/Sale Arena Chevrolet GMC Stadium Auditorium Brandt Centre

Barn 4 Brandt Centre Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex Auditorium Barn 4 Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex Brandt Centre Barn 5

Kirk Stierwalt Fitting Demonstration Auditorium Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo - FIRST NATIONS NIGHT Featuring Freestyle Bull Fighting. Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Brandt Centre Office.

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Agribition Continues to Entertain!

Canadian Western Agribition is excited to present a variety of free entertainment acts at the show! The Pump Roadhouse Stage, located in the Bud Light Loading Chute, will feature performances all week.

Musical acts from across Saskatchewan will perform throughout the day. Acts vary from individual artists to larger dance

groups from Monday to Saturday. Post-rodeo performances include Morgan Mayer on Thursday night, The Dead South and Chris Henderson on Friday night, as well as Belle Plaine and Blake Berglund on Saturday night.

Have a bite to eat, rest your feet and enjoy a little western hospitality Agribition style!

The Pump Roadhouse Stage Schedule Monday, November 24 – Wednesday, November 26 Daily performances by Regina Multicultural Council and other various local acts.

TUESDAY, November 25 1:00 pm

Ava Wild

WEDNESDAY, November 26 2:00 pm

Belle Plaine

Ava Wild

Thursday, November 27 12:15 pm

Regina Multicultural Council performance

6:00 pm

Morgan Mayer Band

10:00 pm

Morgan Mayer Band

Friday, November 28

er Morgan May

12:15 pm

Regina Multicultural Council performance

2:00 pm

Cowboy Poetry featuring the Mitchell Boys

6:00 pm

Chris Henderson Band

10:00 pm

The Dead South*

10:30 pm

Chris Henderson Band

Saturday, November 29

Chris Hender son

11:30 am

Saskatchewan Mini Express and the Expressions

12:15 pm

Regina Multicultural Council performance

6:00 pm

Blake Berglund

10:00 pm

Belle Plaine*

10:30 pm

Blake Berglund

*Presented by Regina Folk Festival

nd Blake Berglu

The Dead S outh

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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 26, 2014 START TIME

EVENT

LOCATION

Chore Competition A team of horses are guided through a variety of skill-testing manoeuvres.

Brandt Centre

9:00 AM

Canadian National Speckle Park Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium East

10:00 AM

Simmental Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium West

10:00 AM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open

10:15 AM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

10:30 AM

Feed Team Race Teams of horses race head to head picking up and dropping off feed.

Brandt Centre

11:00 AM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

12:00 PM

National Gelbvieh Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium

12:00 PM

Trainer’s Challenge Watch as two horse trainers work two young horses simultaneously in their respective round pens as they take horses who have never seen a saddle before from wild bronc to domestic companion.

Brandt Centre

12:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

1:00 PM

Angus Masterpiece Sale

Auditorium

1:30 PM

Canadian Horse Pull Finals – Heavy Weight Come witness true ‘horsepower’! Watch teams of horses pull a weighted sled up to 10,000lbs across the arena floor.

Brandt Centre

2:00 PM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

2:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

4:00 PM

Water Barrel Race A true test of control and balance – teams of horses race to the finish without spilling any water!

Brandt Centre

4:00 PM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

4:30 PM

National Speckle Park Sale

Auditorium

7:00 PM

Simmental Sale

Auditorium

7:00 PM

Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo Featuring Freestyle Bull Fighting! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.

Brandt Centre

9:00 AM

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THURSDAY NOVEMBER 27, 2014 START TIME

EVENT

8:00 AM

International Stock Dog Championship Trials Watch as handlers utilize hand signals, voice commands and whistles to direct Brandt Centre their dog to successfully manoeuvre a small flock of sheep through a pattern and back to the pen.

LOCATION

9:00 AM

National Black Angus Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium East

9:00 AM

National Red Angus Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium West

10:00 AM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open

10:15 AM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

11:00 AM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

12:00 PM

Trainer’s Challenge Come watch as two horse trainers, work two young horses simultaneously in their respective round pens as they take horses who have never seen a saddle before from wild bronc to domestic companion.

Brandt Centre

12:00 PM

National Gelbvieh Sale

Auditorium

12:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

1:30 PM

International Stock Dog Trials Continue

Brandt Centre

2:00 PM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

2:30 PM

International Stock Dog Championship Finals Watch as handlers utilize hand signals, voice commands and whistles to direct Brandt Centre their dog to successfully manoeuvre a small flock of sheep through a pattern and back to the pen.

2:00 PM

Shorthorn Sale

Auditorium

2:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

2:30 PM

Canadian National Limousin Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium West

3:30 PM

Charolais Sale

Auditorium

4:00 PM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

4:00 PM

Canada’s Premier Select Ranch Horse and Prospect Horse Demonstration Your first chance to get a glimpse of the Ranch and Prospect Horses at work.

Brandt Centre

4:00 PM

Commercial Sheep/Market Lamb Shows

Barn 5

5:00 PM

Hereford Sale

Auditorium

5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Late Night Shopping - SaskTel Everyday Living Marketplace

Agribition Building

6:00 PM

Katahdin Junior Sheep Show

Barn 5

7:00 PM

Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo – SALUTE THE TROOPS NIGHT Featuring Freestyle Bull Fighting! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Brandt Centre Office.

10:00 PM

Morgan Mayer Band

Bud Light Loading Chute

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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 28, 2014 START TIME

EVENT

LOCATION

9:00 AM

Canada’s Premier Select Ranch Horse Competition followed by Prospect Horse Previews – 2 & 3 year olds Witness the skills of some of Canada’s finest working horses.

Brandt Centre

9:00 AM

National Hereford Shows (Polled and Horned)

Chevrolet GMC Stadium East

9:00 AM

National Shorthorn Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium West

10:00 AM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open

10:00 AM

Maine-Anjou Show

Auditorium

10:00 AM

Canadian National Katahdin Sheep Show

Barn 5

11:00 AM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

11:00 AM

Commercial Cattle Show

Stock Exchange - Show/Sale Arena

10:15 AM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

12:00 PM

Trainer’s Challenge Watch as two horse trainers perform a pattern with the horses previously worked in round pens.

Brandt Centre

12:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

12:30 PM

Limousin Sale

Auditorium

2:00 PM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

2:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

2:30 PM

SSBA Sheep Show

Barn 5

2:30 PM

Canada’s Premier Select Ranch Horse and Prospect Sale The sale provides an important marketplace for ranchers looking to acquire a new working partner.

Brandt Centre

2:30 PM

Charolais Show

Chevrolet GMC Stadium West

4:00 PM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

4:00 PM

Bull Pen Alley People’s Choice

Stock Exchange

7:00 PM

Angus Power and Perfection Sale

Auditorium

7:00 PM

Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.

Brandt Centre

10:30 PM

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9:00 AM

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

Brandt Centre

9:00 AM

Prospect Steer & Heifer Show

Auditorium

9:00 AM

Canadian Junior Beef Extreme A multi-breed competition of female cattle prepared by young competitors from across the country.

Chevrolet GMC Stadium

10:00 AM

Commercial Trade Show Exhibits Open

10:00 AM

SSBA Junior Sheep Show

Barn 5

10:00 AM

Bull Pen Alley

Stock Exchange

10:00 AM

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

Co-operators Centre

10:00 AM

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

Bud Light Loading Chute

10:15 AM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

11:00 AM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

11:00 AM

Face Painting

Co-operators Centre Entrance

11:15 AM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

12:00 PM

Commercial Cattle Sale

Stock Exchange - Show/Sale Arena

12:00 PM

SSBA Sheep Sale

Barn 5

12:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

12:00 PM

Heavy Horse Hitch Demonstration Full Contact Jousting Preview Watch a two-knight jousting match as a sneak peek for the six-knight tournament to come later in the afternoon.

Brandt Centre

1:00 PM

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

Brandt Centre

1:00 PM

Prospect Steer & Heifer Sale

Auditorium

1:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

1:30 PM

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

Brandt Centre

2:00 PM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

2:15 PM

Milking Demonstration

Barn 4

2:30 PM

Katahdin Sheep Sale

Barn 5

Full Contact Jousting Regina’s first ever unscripted, unchoreographed six-knight full contact jousting tournament. No ticket needed.

Brandt Centre

4:00 PM

Intuitive Horsemanship Demonstration with Mable Elliott

Mable’s Stable #455 in Ag-Ex

4:00 PM

RBC Beef Supreme Challenge The premier international event of the purebred beef world! Grand Champions of all breeds from 15 major shows across North America are invited to compete against Agribition’s Grand Champion Bulls and Females.

Chevrolet GMC Stadium

7:00 PM

Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo Watch as the champions of each event are crowned! Tickets available at the Brandt Centre Box Office.

Brandt Centre

8:00 PM

Tailgate Party

Chevrolet GMC Stadium

10:30 PM

Blake Berglund

Bud Light Loading Chute

12:30 PM

3:30 PM

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Education has been a cornerstone at Canadian Western Agribition for 28 years. As the gap widens on consumers understanding of modern agriculture, Agribition plays an important role helping the industry tell their story. Agribition uses the Family Ag Pavilion as a means to educate the public on agricultural practices and the food they eat.

The Family Ag Pavilion, sponsored by Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture is located in the Co-operators Centre. The Pavilion offers a variety of interactive displays and activities encompassing many aspects of the agriculture industry.

“The Pavilion is designed to engage rural, urban, young and old. We have exhibits from all aspects of the grain and livestock sectors,” notes Carla Schmitt, Education Team Leader and Agribition Board Member.

The brilliance in the Pavilion is the interac-

tive nature of the exhibits. Emphasis is placed on exhibits offering hands-on learning experiences for the whole family to enjoy.

“Families prefer to learn about their food in an interactive way, versus listening to a lecture or being preached to. They can gain that experience in the Pavilion as they get their hands dirty and enjoy every minute of it. Before they know it, they will have walked away with an expanded view of agriculture,” says Schmitt.

This year’s Pavilion will be anchored by the Agrium Seed Survivor display. There will be eight interactive stations featuring multimedia and virtual reality games and activities designed to teach youth about agriculture.

Special focus will be placed on the importance of plants. Children who visit the display can plant a sunflower seed to take home, care for and watch grow!

Other highlights include the Western College of Veterinary Medicine. Dawn a surgical mask and dive into the role of a modern Veterinarian. Kids love this interactive medical display focused on animal health with an engaging “get your gloves on” atmosphere.

Round out your visit to the Family Ag Pavilion and see your favorite animals including cows, sheep, chickens, turkeys, honey bees and more!

The Family Ag Pavilion is open MondayFriday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. A family trip to Agribition isn’t complete without seeing the Milking Demonstration.

Located in Barn 4, visitors will get a firsthand view of where their milk comes from and meet some of the great people who care for these wonderful animals. Check daily schedule for milking times.

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GRAIN EXPO RETURNS TO AGRIBITION 2014 in the Queensbury Salon Grain Expo was initiated at Canadian Western Agribition 3 years ago in response to a need in the market for a fall-based grain industry event. Grain Expo is a 2-day conference and trade show. Following harvest, the timing of the event is ideal for producers looking for the latest information on market trends and agronomic practices. It is also an ideal time for the large equipment dealers to showcase their newest technologies and give producers a jump start to place orders for spring delivery.

The 2014 Grain Expo takes place November 25 and 26 in the Queensbury Salon. Organizers have allocated more space this year in anticipation of an even bigger audience for the conference. This year’s conference will continue to feature a trade show component targeting grain-specific products and services.

“Grain Expo provides a strong look forward on the future of agriculture,” said Levi Wood, Grain Expo Chair and Agribition Board Member. “The success of previous Grain Expo’s speaks to the show’s ability to deliver a quality event to a targeted group of sophisticated grain producers and we hope to see everyone there.”

This year’s Grain Expo speaker topics include: Grain Marketing, Agronomy, and Farm Business Information.

“Over the past 3 years, the Grain Expo has added a new dimension to Agribition,” says Norm Dreger, Head of Cereals for Canada.

“We are excited to be a part of it and look forward to seeing everyone there this November.”

Producers interested in attending Grain Expo can contact one of the supporting sponsors for a free registration: Young’s Equipment Farm Credit Canada Atom-Jet Dow AgroSciences Toyota Real Estate Centre SaskCanola Blair’s Family of Companies Monsanto Bayer CropScience Syngenta BASF CIBC TopKrop (Kugler)

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Tuesday, November 25 9:00 AM

Registration – coffee available – Sponsored by Blair’s Family of Companies

10:00 AM

Welcome – Minister of Agriculture

10:15 AM

“Straight Cutting Canola” – Chris Holzapfel – Sponsored by Bayer CropScience

11:00 AM

“2014 Canola Pest Review” – Warren Ward – Sponsored by SaskCanola

12:00 PM

Lunch – Sponsored by CIBC

1:00 PM

“Agronomy Review” – Sponsored by Dow AgroSciences

2:15 PM

Coffee Break – Sponsored by Atom-Jet Industries

2:30 PM

“An Economic Update” – Don Stevens – Sponsored by Farm Credit Canada

3:30 PM

Casual Reception – Sponsored by Young’s Equipment Inc.

Wednesday, November 26 9:00 AM

Registration – coffee available – Sponsored by TopKrop (Kugler)

10:00 AM

Welcome

10:15 AM

“The Expansion of Corn and Soybeans in Western Canada” – Dan Wright – Sponsored by Monsanto

11:00 AM

“Nitrogen Fixation: Protecting Your Investment” – Dr. Rory Degenhardt – Sponsored by Dow AgroSciences

12:00 PM

Lunch – guest appearance by Jamie Davis, Highway Thru Hell – Sponsored by Young’s Equipment Inc.

1:00 PM

“Driving ‘52’” – Shawn Senko – Sponsored by SaskCanola

2:15 PM

Coffee Break – Sponsored by Real Estate Centre

2:30 PM

“Hybridizing Cereals: Better Plants, Better Yields” – Sponsored by Syngenta

3:30 PM

Casual Reception – Sponsored by BASF

Indigenous Agriculture Summit held at the Ramada Plaza in Regina Live cattle, horses, sheep, goats and bison all seem standard at the country’s largest livestock show. Who would have guessed there would be room to add a conference to Agribition’s extensive line-up of show-time activities?

The Indigenous Agriculture Summit turns two this year. The summit was born from an industry need to share business ideas and best practices from indigenous commu-

nities around the world. Considering indigenous agriculture practices date back hundreds of years and many of these same communities have access to thousands of acres of productive land, it seemed natural to create a conference to bring these groups together.

The line-up of speakers is intended to stimulate dialogue between business leaders of any agriculture background.

“Last year’s summit was a great start. This

year guests will get a focused agenda on land use rental agreements, financing options, and working business models,” said Elmer Eashappie, Committee Chair and Agribition Board Member.

The conference will take place November 25 and 26 at the Ramada Plaza in Regina.

To pre-register for the conference contact: indagsummit@gmail.com or visit the website at www.agribition.com.

TUEsday, November 25 8:45 AM

Grand Entry

9:00 AM – 9:15 AM

Welcome and Greetings

9:15 AM – 9:45 AM

“Aboriginal Land Regimes” – Candice Pete, Director, Indigenous Peoples Resource Management Program, University of Saskatchewan

9:45 AM – 10:15 AM

“Legislative Changes and How They Affect Me” – Darwin Derocher, Director of Lands and Resources, Flying Dust First Nation

10:15 AM – 10:45 AM

Refreshment Break – Provided by RBC

10:45 AM – 11:20 AM

“Overcoming Challenges of Community Land Use Planning” – Denise Pelletier, Lands and Resource Manager, Cowessess First Nation

11:20 AM – 12:00 PM

“Increasing Community Involvement and Success Through Innovative Land Use Agreements” – Bryce Thompson, President, groPartners, Farm and Land Management

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Lunch – Motivational Talk with Adam Beach, star of CBC’s Arctic Air

1:00 PM – 1:30 PM

“Advantages of Integration and Coordination in Economic Development” – Tony Sanchez, President, Seminole Tribe of Florida, Inc.

1:30 PM – 2:00 PM

“A Saskatoon Berry’s Experience on Dragon’s Den” – Sandra Purdy, President, Prairie Berries Inc.

2:00 PM – 2:30 PM

“Canadian Bison – The Opportunity” – Mark Silzer, President, Canadian Bison Association

2:30 PM – 3:00 PM

“Commercial Beekeeping in Western Canada” – Lee Townsend, Co-Owner, TPLR Honey Farms Ltd.

3:30 PM

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

WEDNEsday, November 26 9:00 AM – 9:15 AM

Welcome and Greetings

9:15 AM – 9:45 AM

“Developing an Effective Business Plan” – Monika Polewicz, Commercialization Project Manager, AgWest Bio Inc.

9:45 AM – 10:15 AM

“Real Programming for Real People” – Caroline Maze, Agriculture Credit Manager, Saskatchewan Indian Equity Foundation Inc.

10:15 AM – 10:45 AM

Refreshment Break – provided by Saskatchewan Indian Equity Foundation Inc.

10:45 AM – 11:20 AM

“How to Access a Grant Through Saskatchewan Indian Equity Foundation” – Rick Stefanowski, Business Development Officer, Saskatchewan Indian Equity Foundation

11:20 AM – 12:00 PM

“Agriculture Financing Advice” – Thomas Benjoe, Aboriginal Banking Specialist, RBC Aboriginal Banking

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Lunch

1:00 PM – 1:30 PM

“The Great Potential of Food as an Economic Development Tool” – Ross Racine, Executive Director, Intertribal Agriculture Council, USA

1:30 PM – 2:00 PM

“Integrated Cattle Ranching and How to Leverage Your Brand” – Christopher Hepinstall, General Manager, Salacoa Farms, Georgia, USA

2:00 PM – 2:30 PM

“Creating Sustainability Through Entrepreneurship” – Gary “Litefoot” Davis

7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Canadian Western Agribition International Reception at Casino Regina *Pre-purchased ticket required

To register for this conference go to www.agribition.com or contact indagsummit@gmail.com.

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FIRST NATIONS PAVILION Rooted in tradition itself, Agribition showcases First Nations culture and practices in the First Nations Pavilion. This cross cultural exchange will educate and entertain visitors from around the world.

Established in 2011, the pavilion located in the Co-operators Centre, was the brainchild of Agribition Board Member, Elmer Eashappie, a proud member of the Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation.

“We started down this path with the introduction of the pavilion to enhance the programming at Agribition. We have been overwhelmed at the success,” says Marty Seymour, CEO, Canadian Western Agribition.

The pavilion, which covers half a hockey arena, features a variety of information, artistic, and interactive displays, including: ■ World champion hoop dancer ■ World-class drummers and champion dancers ■ Mini Tipi Encampment – each tipi will include its own interactive activity ■ Contemporary and traditional craft-makers including painting and bead work ■ Elders stations where traditional stories about the importance of animals and other aspects of native culture are shared ■ Language stations where visitors learn a little about the diversity and elegance of First Nations language Eashappie has long sought to build a stronger international indigenous gathering place at Agribition, and promises big things in the future. “The pavilion continues to be a hot spot for guests as they are wanting a deeper understanding of the First Nation culture. First Nations people will continue to play a huge role in society,” said Eashappie. “In the future, our goal is to create a gathering of First Nation tribes from across North America to provide a much needed targeted indigenous agriculture presence.”

The First Nations Pavilion is open Monday – Friday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

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thinkAG CAREER AND EDUCATION EXPO

Engaging high school students in agricultural experiences is increasingly important as industry demand for people grows and the population becomes further removed from the farm. In Saskatchewan, there are more than 50,000 jobs in the agriculture and agri-food industry. As one of the greatest agricultural marketplaces in the world, Canadian Western Agribition provides the perfect venue to tell that story.

This year, Agribition has teamed up with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture to host the first ever thinkAG Career and Education Expo.

Students from across the province are invited to participate in a three hour workshop which will showcase the diversity of career and entrepreneurial opportunities available in the agriculture industry!

Agriculture is more than farming and ranching. Students will have the opportunity to explore various career paths such as research and innovation, agribusiness, trades and technology, agronomy, animal science and food development. By participating in hands-on, interactive activities, students will have memorable experiences that

will help them understand modern agriculture.

Representatives from several post-secondary institutes will also be on hand to speak about the many agricultural education programs available - more than 200 across Canada.

The Expo will be held on November 25 and 26 in the middle of the action at Agribition. The Expo will offer teachers an exciting way to meet career exploration objectives, and inspire young people to thinkAG. For more information, please contact thinkAG@gov.sk.ca.

Funding for this program is provided through Growing Forward 2, a federal-provincial-territorial initiative.

Special thanks to Cargill Limited for generously sponsoring the student lunches.

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FULL CONTACT JOUSTING

“No Scripts, No Choreography, No Air Bags” While many associate jousting with the idea of chivalric knights and their adoring maidens, Full Contact Jousting at Agribition displays the sport’s true physical and dangerous roots.

This event features Shane Adams, Canadian Equestrian Team athlete in modern competitive jousting and former president of the World Championship Jousting Association. Shane and the Knights of Valour will compete in a six-knight jousting tournament on Saturday, November 29 at 3:30 PM in the Brandt Centre.

As a warm up before the joust, the knights will compete in a series of mounted games, such as spearing of the rings, throwing of the spears, the quintain (target practice) and cutting of the heads. After each game, the winner will win a handful of gold (the edible kind), which he will share with his cheering crowd. After the games have been completed, the knights will ready themselves for the Full Contact Joust. Two men and two horses will

charge at each other on either side of a 180’ fence and collide at 30 miles an hour with 11 foot long lances. The primary aim is to strike the opponent with the lance to score points and if possible, to unhorse the opponent. After 5 passes, the knight with the most points will move on to the next round until there is one Full Contact Jousting Champion.

Full Contact Jousting will bring a new level of athleticism, bravery and entertainment to Agribition. The competition does not feature choreographed jousting like you would see at dinner theatre entertainment, but rather authentic, competitive full contact jousting.

Shane Adams recalled the first time he was hit in a competitive joust. “I’ve played hockey all my life,” he said. “I could’ve got hit by the whole team at the same time, and it didn’t compare with the amount of force I just got hit with.”

The Knights of Valour have appeared in a TV show, Full Metal Jousting on History, where they competed for top honours in the

most dangerous sport in history. One of the veteran jousters explains, “we don’t do this for the money. It’s about seeing who is the best man on any given day.”

Expand your Agribition experience by visiting the Brandt Centre Saturday afternoon to watch the jousting tournament. This is an event you won’t want to miss!

Fun Facts

■ The suit of armour weighs 80-90 pounds ■ Jousting was used as a form of combat training in the Middle Ages ■ The playing field is called “the list” ■ The wooden barrier along the centre of the field is called “the tilt”

Points are awarded as follows:

■ 1 point for striking the opponent with the lance tip ■ 5 points for a strike that breaks the lance ■ 10 points for unhorsing the opponent

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Back (left to right): Sarah Novak, Randi Seitz, Lucy Rynor, Sylvia Boyko, Shawna Fuchs Front (left to right): Corey Hoskins, Marty Seymour, Darryl Ulledal

BRAINS BEHIND THE BUSINESS Planning the country’s largest beef show has little to do with cows and a lot to do with people. The show’s extensive volunteer base is the heartbeat of the event’s success.

Behind those volunteers are 8 permanent staff members who work all year long on the execution and planning of activities designed to appeal to a wide range of visitors.

What may seem to be a simple task that can be accomplished in a matter of months, Agribition staff work tirelessly all year long, chasing a deadline to open for business a mere 6 days a year. What could possibly be so complicated and require so much time one might ask?

Agribition is comprised of 90 events that take place over 6 days.

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parking to stage entertainment.

Every detail needs to be checked and re-checked all year long.

The process begins with committee meetings in each event beginning as early as one month after the previous show wraps up. Livestock and Rodeo Manager, Shawna Fuchs, and her extensive support team meet with volunteers, sale managers and suppliers to break down what went well at last year’s event and what can be done to build on and improve on the successes of

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the past. Every detail from the way a gate swings to how traffic flows through crucial public areas is discussed and improved. The result is months of work and planning to produce a world class livestock event and attracting visitors from around the globe.

When you attend Agribition you are entertained by the various shows and competitions that take place in the Brandt Centre. But did you know they are all organized by

just one staff person? That person is Livestock Events Coordinator, Randi Seitz. Randi spends the year planning every detail of the Brandt Centre events from taking registrations to developing the rules to running the actual event. Randi’s role requires extensive communication with the volunteer base, exhibitors and contract acts. From announcers to bullfighters, Randi interacts with them all in some capacity.

The fast paced action of the Brandt Centre can make it a pressure cooker for staff members trying to keep things on schedule and in their respective place.

“Coordinating animals and people events is a lot of fun,” notes Randi.

“Just when you think things are on the right track, a dog, a sheep or a cow decides they want to throw you a curveball. I love it.”

If you ever tried to reorganize your garage you will appreciate the use of space. Try organizing 13 football fields worth of jewelry, artwork, combines, cattle-handling equipment and just about anything else you would want to gift your Uncle Vinny and Aunt Sally for Christmas. Agribition’s Trade Show Manager, Corey Hoskins, can be found measuring and re-measuring the location of every plug in, floor drain, light switch and fire exit on the property any given month of the year to ensure every exhibitor has the best opportunity to sell their wares. On top of this responsibility, Corey searches for the most entertaining acts to host at the show. From local dance groups to award-winning performers, Corey searches worldwide to provide visitors with an amazing entertainment experience.

Billboards, TV commercials, radio spots, websites, newspaper ads, street banners, social media – advertising opportunities are nearly endless! These are the challenges Marketing Associate, Sarah Novak faces on a daily basis. Throughout the year Sarah is busy designing ads and news releases and also helps plan special event involvement such as I Love Regina Day and Folk Festival. If you like Agribition’s Facebook page or follow @Agribition on Twitter, you may have met Sarah and just didn’t know it.

Every event in a community seems to involve some level of support from various businesses. Agribition is no differ-

Assistant to the CEO. With a board of directors of 21 people, Lucy can be found writing meeting notices and minutes and ensuring all the directors know when and where to be. Added to this dynamic load is assisting with the Indigenous Agriculture ent. Behind every banner, Summit and coordinating the sign, coupon, invitation and school program, which brings apeven the kiss cam is Darryl proximately 6,000 students to the Ulledal, Sponsorship Manager show. On any given day, Lucy can at Canadian Western Agribition. also be found straightening the Sponsorship requires a full year CEO’s hat and chasing him off to of dedication to meet with clients, his next meeting. Lucy’s work is assess their needs and develop never done. marketing opportunities for organizations looking to capitalize on Agribition’s 125,000 visitors.

Darryl notes, “Every organization has a different need. My job is to help them tell their story as part of our show, and lead them to business opportunities with potential customers.”

All staff members of Agribition play a significant role in the production of the worldclass event, but the talents and

Every company needs someone who holds the team together and keeps things organized. Sylvia Boyko, Finance Manager, tracks every nickel and dime that comes in and out of the Agribition office. With 400 volunteers and 200 staff to produce this 6 day event, one can imagine there are a lot of dollars moving around. Adding up time cards, assembling payroll, ordering paper and preparing budgets all land in this busy office. If it has money attached, Sylvia won’t be far behind.

If you have ever visited the Agribition office, you have likely been greeted by Lucy’s smiling face. Lucy Rynor is the Office Administrator and Executive

skills are brought together by CEO, Marty Seymour. Most of Marty’s days consist of meetings, meetings and meetings. Aside from managing the politics and relationships associated with an event of national scope, Marty challenges and motivates the staff members on a daily basis to create an event second to none.

Accepting responsibility for the entire show takes a lot of organization, trust and hard work.

“Like the coach of a hockey team, my job is to keep everyone aligned on a common goal, and let them put the puck in the net. We have a great team. I am proud of what they do,” says Seymour.

If Agribition is such a complex and dynamic business, why don’t more people know what these 8 mysterious staff do on a day to day basis? It’s simple, Agribition is about no single individual.

It’s about everyone pulling in the same direction to create a unique experience for visitors, exhibitors, and competitors.

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T BAR C: WHAT DOES GOLF HAVE TO DO WITH CATTLE?

In some circles, a golf course could be accused of being a good waste of pasture. It takes vision to turn the green on a golf course into financial green for kids. The T Bar C Annual fundraiser golf tournament is a great example of industry leadership and an investment in the future. T Bar C Cattle Co. founders, Ted and Mina Serhienko of Saskatoon, have been long time volunteers and contributors of Canadian Western Agribition. With a soft spot for youth and a passion for the cattle industry, the T Bar C team decided to champion a charity fundraiser golf tournament to raise money for youth in the livestock industry. Since its inception, tournament organizers have raised

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nearly $300,000 thanks to the generous support of sponsors and golfers from across Canada. Although the reins of T Bar C have been handed over to new management, the commitment to kids is alive and well.

“We want to create incentives for youth to get involved in the cattle business. It just seemed natural to support youth activities at Agribition,” says Chris Poley, Owner, T Bar C Cattle Co. A portion of the funds raised at this year’s golf tournament will support the Agribition Prospect Steer and Heifer incentive program. This provides youth the incentive to market their calves purchased at Agribition through 4-H and youth programs.

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MORE THAN ONE WAY TO AGRIBITION Agribition Express

Catch a ride on the Agribtion Express! Take advantage of the free bus shuttle service to and from Agribition! Catch a ride on the Agribition Express with other Agribition goers from Southland Mall and Northgate Mall daily between 10:00 AM and 6:30 PM. Bus service will be available from both Southland Mall and Northgate Mall at the top of the hour, and from the Brandt Centre at the bottom of the hour. Best of all – bus patrons will receive FREE gate admission!

Post Canadian Cowboys’ Association Finals Rodeo (Tuesday Saturday), Agribition Express will be leaving from the Brandt Centre Box Office to both the Northgate Mall and the Southland Mall.

Courtesy Transport Service

In addition, Agribition offers a courtesy transport service sponsored

by Regina Hotel Association and powered by Ford for guests staying at any of the following Regina Hotel Association hotels: We recommend exhibitors and visitors take advantage of this great service. Call (306) 924-2244 between November 24 - 29 for pick up between 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM. ■ 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 ■ DoubleTree by Hilton

■ Executive Hotel ■ Hampton by Hilton ■ Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites ■ HomeSuites by d3h ■ Home Inns & Suites Airport ■ Hotel Saskatchewan Radisson Plaza ■ Quality Hotel ■ Ramada Plaza ■ Sandman Hotel Suites & Spa ■ Super 8 ■ Travelodge Hotel & Conference Centre ■ Wingate by Wyndham

International Auctioneers Collide in a Competition of Skill with a Charitable Twist.

It comes down to competitors vying for the title of the “Best of the Best” in Canadian Western Agribition’s Winners Circle Auctioneer Competition presented by Ritchie Bros Auctioneers. Three finalists from Canada and the USA will have their job cut out for them trying to get top dollar for a mix of horse pull teams and charitable items.

It is common for auctioneers to travel around North America to compete for cash and prizes and show off their craft. The Winners Circle is a unique event because it features a blend of live animals being sold, combined with football jerseys, BBQs and beauty products.

This adds to the complexity of the competition and brings out the showmanship in the competitors found only at Agribition. They are more than just fast talkers - it is art in motion.

The beneficiary of the proceeds at the charity auction is STARS Air Ambulance. STARS is a non-profit organization that offers time, hope and life-saving medical air transport for critically ill and injured patients.

In 2013, STARS in Saskatchewan flew more than 855 missions in 253 communities, from its bases in Regina and Saskatoon. Nearly 900 people – or at least two peo-

2014 Auctioneer Contestants: Trey Morris – Murray, KENTUCKY

ple every day – depended on STARS’ critical care skills and helicopter to get them urgent care quickly.

About 50 per cent of the funds required to operate the Regina and Saskatoon bases come from corporate, community and individual donors. STARS is proud to serve the people of Saskatchewan.

Join us Monday November 24 at 7:00 PM in the Chevrolet GMC Stadium for a fun, fast-paced evening of auction excitement!

If you can’t attend the Winners Circle, visit the STARS booth in the Young’s Equipment display area in Machinery Mall.

Tyler Slawinski – McCreary, MANITOBA

Curtis Wetovick – Fullerton, NEVADA

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Help tell the real story of Canadian agriculture

Our industry needs more agvocates To reach its full potential, agriculture needs everyone in the industry to speak up and speak positively.

Agriculture More Than Ever is an industry-driven cause to improve perceptions and create positive dialogue about Canadian ag. Together we can share the facts and stories about this vibrant and modern industry, and tell the world why we love what we do.

It’s up to all of us to be agvocates and it’s easier than you think – visit our booth or AgMoreThanEver.ca and find out how you can get involved.

Canadian Western Agribition is a proud partner of this cause

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SHOPPING AT AGRIBITION Christmas is just around the corner and Canadian Western Agribition is once again pleased to bring together Saskatchewan’s biggest selection of unique shopping opportunities.

Agribition’s trade show does not only include farm machinery and agribusiness services, but household and beauty products, clothing and more! As one of the largest indoor trade shows in Canada featuring more than 400 exhibitors, Agribition’s trade show has something for every type of visitor.

“Whether you need something big or small, we have it all in our trade show as we continue to try and offer something for everyone.” said Corey Hoskins, Trade Show Manager of Canadian Western Agribition. “I encourage you to come and see the variety of products and services available.”

SaskTel Everyday Living Marketplace IN THE AGRIBITION BUILDING Located in the Agribition Building, the SaskTel Everyday Living Marketplace offers a unique retail shopping experience with a wide range of products and services. Whether you are shopping for yourself or trying to find the perfect gift, you are sure to find something in the SaskTel Everyday Living Marketplace. This area of the trade show features: ■ Cookware ■ Jewelry ■ Health and wellness products ■ Home decor ■ Clothing ■ Spa services ■ Beauty products ■ Kitchen gadgets ■ Leather goods ...and much, much more!

You can shop the SaskTel Everyday Living Marketplace from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily with hours being extended on Thursday night until 9:00 PM for a late night shopping experience.

Agribusiness Marketplace

Still the heart and soul of Agribition, the agriculture industry is a key part of our trade show offering. The Agribusiness Marketplace is located in the Credit Union Eventplex featuring crop and livestock equip-

ment, livestock trailers, insurance/financial services, fencing equipment and more.

Be sure to check out the latest in farm equipment in our Machinery Mall located in the Cooperators Centre. Agribition is proud to host four truck manufacturers at our show: Ford, Chevrolet/GMC, RAM and Toyota. Product specialists will be available to answer all your questions or take one for a test drive to help you compare models and find the right truck for you.

The Agribusiness Marketplace is open daily 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

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FOOD AT AGRIBITION At Agribition you will find a variety of food options to satisfy any craving! There may be cows everywhere, but the food choices far exceed just beef.

Get your typical fair options like mini donuts, cotton candy, pocket dawgs and popcorn.

Pocket Dawgs are located in the Co-operators Centre. Mini Donuts and Candyland can be found in the Ag-Ex Pavilion and Banner Hall.

There are also various concessions in the Brandt Centre for burgers, nachos, popcorn, cotton candy and more!

Are you looking for something authentic that speaks of Agribition?

Try some pulled pork or hot beef sandwiches in the Bud Light Loading Chute. Or mix it up a little with some authentic Ukrainian pero-

gies and cabbage rolls from an Agribition staple – Granny’s Kountry Kitchen. You will find Granny’s Kitchen easily in the hallway of the Cooperators Centre.

For those avid shoppers hanging out in the SaskTel Everyday Living Marketplace you can grab a quick bit to eat at the concession in the Agribition building, or take a load off your feet and grab a burger and fries in the Brandt Centre and check out some of the daily action.

Looking for something familiar? Find Tim Hortons, Subway and Western Pizza in the Credit Union Eventplex.

ROOKIE TIP: Avoid the line-ups and

rest your feet at the Agribition Cookhouse buffet in the upper level of the Queensbury Convention Centre. Lunch is served from 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM (Monday - Saturday) and dinner is served from 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM (Monday Friday).

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Merchandise On-sale in the Show & Sale OďŹƒce located in Exhibit Mall and the International Business Centre

CWA Toques Available in black and grey

$15

CWA Hats $20 Available in black and brown

CWA Portable Phone Charger

$20

Available in black and white

CWA Pullover Hoodie $50 Available in grey, sizes YXL - Adult XXL

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West Side

Charolais

Charolais

Charolais

Gelbvieh

Gelbvieh

NORTH

The Stock Exchange Chevrolet GMC Stadium

IBC located on Second Level

Charolais

Charolais

Charolais

Charolais Gelbvieh

Gelbvieh

Gelbvieh

Stockman’s Arena

65 The Swamp

60

Wash Rack

Limousin

52

Hereford

Hereford

Simmental

Simmental

Simmental

Simmental

Maine Anjou

9

47

11

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20

Shorthorn

Maine Anjou Shorthorn

Shorthorn

Show and Sale Office

Limousin

Limousin

50

Angus

Angus

Angus

Angus

Angus

Angus

Winter Fair

50

Canada Centre East

Canada Centre West

Limousin

Hereford

Hereford

Hereford

Hereford

Wash Rack

Hereford

Hereford

Angus

Angus

55

Barn Road

56

33

46

35

45

44

43

42 41

36 37 38

39

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Annex

21 22 23

40

Prospect Calves

Sale Alley

Prospect Calves

Speckle Park

Speckle Park

Speckle Park

Jr Beef Heifers

Exhibit Mall 31

30

29

28 27

26

To Brandt Centre

Canada Centre Arena

Prospect Calves

Auditorium

Silver Sponsors A&W Advantage Sign & Display Bayer CropScience City TV Degelman Fountain Tire IKS Media & Technology McDonald’s Merial Canada Inc.

Nelson Motors & Equipment Ramada Worldwide Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Saskatchewan Arts Board Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) Subway Syngenta Trans Canada Zoetis Supplement to The Western Producer

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Agribition building & Ag-ex link To Beef Barns

455

Barn Road

90

457

458

446

451

Barn 3

Barn 2

445

Barn 1

450 Morsky Heavy Horse Display

447

443 442 441

Wash Rack

439

Ag-Ex Pavilion

To Banner Hall

437

435 412

410 405

Everyday Living Marketplace

403

404

188 190 191 187 194

185

183

170

165 167

182 181

168 180

288 287 286

195 196 197 198

169

163 162 160

155 154

265 266

156 153

264 267

158

152 151

159 150

262

269

261 270

275

285

401

283 277

273

281 400

272 280 299

271

321

Agribition Building 130 131 132

129 128

133

126

112 111

104

204

113 110

105 101

203

123 121 120

207

109 115 108

134 118

116

206

107 100

200 209 210

218 217 222 216 214

117 212

139

319

219 220

211

223 224 225 226

325

326

320

246

249

251

245

254

252

241

255

257

239

242

240

259

258

233

234 235 236

351

300

248

227

230 231

324

317 318

238

303 304 305

307

237 228

323

315

350

312

308 309

Brandt Centre

311

bronze Sponsors

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Konica Minolta Monsanto Queen City Plumbing & Heating Real Estate Centre SaskMilk Spectra Energy The Co-operators Top Krop (Kugler)

34

Atom-Jet Industries BASF Canadian Beef Breeds Council Coca-Cola Refreshments Co-op Feeds Enbridge Pipelines Inc. Graham Construction John Brown Farms

327

credit union eventplex, banner hall & machinery mall

Toyota Test Drive

Ag-Business Marketplace

Credit Union Eventplex 1402

1400

1404

1406 1407 1408

1409

1411 1412 1413 1414

1415

757 1352 755 954 1053

753

657

1052

952

751

655

1254 1148

1050

746

1601

1602

641

1603

639

940

739 737

1346 1248 1349 1342

1046

1247

1044 1040

840 941

740

1348

1149

1048 741

1350

1252 1353

1140

1141

1244 1345

1245 1241

1240

735

1600

733

736 1135

1607

1606

1604

1605

729

732 831

930

830

1134

1234 1334

1132

730

725

726

723

724

719

1338

1236

1231

1030 1133

727

1235

1321 829

1328

1220 820

821

920

1020

1326

1120

1324

720

700’s

1332 1330

1322

800’s

900’s

711

1017 1013

1007

1118

1117 1012

1011 812

1200’s

1100’s

1000’s

1116

1300’s 1318

1217

1214

1114 1215

1113

1210

1111 1010

1310 1311

1208

1104

1206 1307 615 701

614

706

808 905 903

802

904

1004

1005 1003

901

704 702

1201

1001 801 800

1300

900

Banner Hall 501 502 503 504 505

507

508

510 613

524

511 512 612

524

523 522 521

611

610

609 520

606

604

602

601

514

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What one farmer cannot do alone, together we can achieve—in the FNA farm business alliance.

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And right now, FNA Members are participating in two major initiatives to build a fertilizer manufacturing and distribution business as well as a grain handling & marketing business. These farmerpartners can occupy a larger footprint in the value chain, recapturing excess margins on both ends, instead of feeling squeezed in the middle.

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CrewMax 1794 Edition with a towing capacity of 9,490lbs.

Come meet Jamie Davis from Discovery’s Highway Thru Hell and check out the Incident Response Tundra at the Toyota booth.

With legendary Toyota durability, an available powerful and efficient 381hp 5.7L V8 engine, bigger front brakes than any other half-ton pickup, and up to 10,500 pounds of towing capacity,* the Tundra is tough enough for any project.

toyota.ca * 4x2 Regular Cab Long Bed with a standard 5.7L V8 has a towing capacity of up to 10,500lbs. The maximum you can tow depends on the total weight of any cargo, occupants, and available equipment.

Exhibitor List 2 Broke Gals Soup Company

Agribition Building

258

Bovine Bucket

Credit Union Eventplex

821

2W Livestock Equipment

Credit Union Eventplex

940

Brandt

Credit Union Eventplex

1300

360 Mop

Agribition Building

150

Breast Cancer Action Saskatchewan

Agribition Building

117

Britespan Building Systems

Credit Union Eventplex

840

Agribition Building

181

Brown Creek Wild Rags

Ag-Ex Pavilion

443

C Camo Clothing

Brandt Centre Link

327

Canada Purple Shield

Credit Union Eventplex

725

Canada GAP On-Farm Food Safety

Agribition Building

251

A A.O.A Products / The Orthotic Works A-1 Marketing

Agribition Building

167

AAFC - Science and Technology Branch

Credit Union Eventplex

639

Abe’s Signs a Division of PM Signs

Credit Union Eventplex

ADM Alliance Nutrition

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 31

Canadian Agri-Blend Inc.

Credit Union Eventplex

1011

Advanced Agri Direct Inc.

Credit Union Eventplex

1133

Advantage Sign & Display

Co-operators Hallway

Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen

Credit Union Eventplex

753

Ag Growth International

Credit Union Eventplex

1214

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 14

Ag More Than Ever

Credit Union Eventplex

613

Canadian Cattle Identification Agency

Age Old Aerial Farm Photos Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

1342

Canadian Cattleman Magazine

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 18

Agremote Systems

Credit Union Eventplex

1402

Air Liquide Canada

Credit Union Eventplex

729

Allen Leigh Security & Communications Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

1334

Alpine the Starter Fertilizer Company

Credit Union Eventplex

732

Ambrosia Apples

Credit Union Eventplex

900

AMSOIL Synthetic Lubricants

Credit Union Eventplex

1118

Anex Interiors

Agribition Building

288

Apollo Machine & Products

Credit Union Eventplex

Arbonne Arrow Farm Equipment Australian Country Outfitters

1245

Canadian Cowboys Association

Brandt Centre Concourse

349

Canadian Grain Commission

Banner Hall

507

Canadian Mental Health Assoc.

(Sask. Div.)

Credit Union Eventplex

611

Castle Rock Metal Buildings

Credit Union Eventplex

1132

Cellphone Cases and Gadgets Kingdom

Brandt Centre Link

308

Chaotic Cowgirl Western Wear

Agribition Building

281

Chevrolet GMC

Banner Hall

524

1005

Chicken Farmers of Saskatchewan

Credit Union Eventplex

800

Agribition Building

182

CIBC

Credit Union Eventplex

741

Stock Exchange Arena

65

Clews Palliser Cattle Oiler

Credit Union Eventplex

737

Brandt Centre Link

304

Clews Palliser Cattle Oiler

Auditorium Annex

35

Cole’s Western Wear

Agribition Building

118

Credit Union Eventplex

1349

Committed Ag Supply

Credit Union Eventplex

733

412

Compass Animal Health

Credit Union Eventplex

704

B B&B Homes B&W Trailer Hitches

Ag-Ex Pavilion

B.A.M. Enterprises

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 21

Complete Family-Med Orthotics

Credit Union Eventplex

615

Bamboo Pillow

Agribition Building

271

Co-op Feeds

Auditorium Annex

46

Credit Union Eventplex

730

Bar T5 Agra Services Inc.

Credit Union Eventplex

1140

Cordna Twine and Cordage Inc.

Bath Fitter

Agribition Building

183

Costco

Agribition Building

159

Bath Goddess

Agribition Building

210

Cowgirl Finesse

Brandt Centre Link

307

510

Cowtown

Brandt Centre Concourse

350

237

Cowtown / Masterfeeds

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 10

1217

Cowtown / Roper

Credit Union Eventplex

Country Lane Kitchens

Brandt Centre Link

324

Craven Country Jamboree

Brandt Centre Link

318

Beck Enterprises.ca Bella Chic

Banner Hall Agribition Building

Best Environmental Technologies Credit Union Eventplex

701

Better Homes and Gardens Canada Farm and Ranch

Banner Hall

512

Big Dog 92.7

Ag-Ex Pavilion

405

CST Consultants Inc.

Banner Hall

503

Big Iron Drilling

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 17

Culligan Water

Credit Union Eventplex

1326

bioTrack and bioLinks

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 16

Cutco Cutlery

Agribition Building

249

Blair’s

Stockman’s Arena

60

D

BMO

Credit Union Eventplex

1003

Dallas Valley Ranch Camp

Ag-Ex Pavilion

435

Bodnarus Auctioneering

Credit Union Eventplex

1346

Dave’s Press

Agribition Building

283

Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada)

Auditorium Annex

47

DD Jewellery Collection

Agribition Building

130

Borner V Slicer

Agribition Building

227

Degelman Industries

Credit Union Eventplex

1104

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De-on Supply Inc.

Credit Union Eventplex

1048

Goodon Industries

Credit Union Eventplex

1135

Grain Cleaning Systems

Credit Union Eventplex

757

Grainews/Farm Business Communications

Credit Union Eventplex

1324

277

Grand Saddlery & Western Wear

Brandt Centre Link

300

217

Granite Transformations

Agribition Building

120

Diligence Works / Ideal Trading Lifestyle

Banner Hall

505

Double KK Meats

Agribition Building

131

Dr. Ho’s T.E.N.S. Device

Agribition Building

DriverWorks Ink

Agribition Building

DTN/The Progressive Farmer

Credit Union Eventplex

1116

Gray Jay Leather

Agribition Building

214

DuraTech Industries

Credit Union Eventplex

820

Great Sheets Sets

Agribition Building

224

Agribition Building

200

Dutch Bunning Distribution

Credit Union Eventplex

1012

Grey Wolf Metal Art

Dutch Openers

Credit Union Eventplex

1117

H

E

Hammond Realty

Credit Union Eventplex

1241

E.C. Recycling Tire Mats

Agribition Building

104

Hands On Massager

Agribition Building

100

Eagle Eye

Agribition Building

216

Harvard Broadcasting

Credit Union Eventplex

702

Eagle Eye

Agribition Building

270

Haukaas Mfg. Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

1310

Ag-Ex Pavilion

457

Eagle Eye

Agribition Building

212

Hayboss Feeders

Eagle Eye

Agribition Building

203

Heat in a Click

Agribition Building

163

751

Heat in a Click

Agribition Building

259

Heat Smart Portage and Main Boilers

Credit Union Eventplex

1415

Heaters

Credit Union Eventplex

609

Heavenly Scents Aromatherapy

Agribition Building

165

Ecklund Drive Thru Gates

Credit Union Eventplex

Edward Jones

Credit Union Eventplex

641

Epicure

Agribition Building

241

Estrotect

Auditorium Annex

37

Eurosteam Iron

Agribition Building

198

Eurosteam Multi-Steam Cleaner

Agribition Building

154

F

Hi Hog Farm & Ranch Equipment

Credit Union Eventplex

920

High Plains Ranch Supply

Ag-Ex Pavilion

437

Highline Manufacturing

Credit Union Eventplex

1120

Home & School Connection

Agribition Building

107

Homemade Cravings

Agribition Building

248

Hometech Bosch Small Appliances

Agribition Building

254

Factory Direct Deerskin Gloves

Agribition Building

280

Farm Credit Canada

Credit Union Eventplex

1004

Farmers of North America

Credit Union Eventplex

1254

FarmLead.com

Credit Union Eventplex

1234

Farmstead Gallery

Agribition Building

113

Horizon Laser Vision Centre

Banner Hall

522

Fast Cover Fabric Structures Ltd.

Co-operators Arena 4

1604

Huber Ag Equipment Ltd.

Barn 3

90

FBC

Credit Union Eventplex

727

Huddle Up - The Meeting Place

Brandt Centre Concourse

351

FCC Crossing

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

26

Husky Oil

Credit Union Eventplex

1007

Fifth Avenue Collection

Agribition Building

275

First Mate Pet Foods

Brandt Centre Link

309

Infinite Aloe

Agribition Building

162

Fix Building Products 2000 Limited

Inner Energy

Agribition Building

239

Credit Union Eventplex

1407

Integrity Post Structures

Credit Union Eventplex

1330

For Every Home/For Every Style

Agribition Building

226

Interlake Resources

Credit Union Eventplex

735

Ford Motor Company of Canda

Credit Union Eventplex

812

Interlock Roofing

Credit Union Eventplex

1412

Formula 1 Noni Canada

Ag-Ex Pavilion

458

iQ Vac

Credit Union Eventplex

604

Fountain Tire

Credit Union Eventplex

740

Irvine Tack & Trailers

Ag-Ex Pavilion

447

Friendly Acres Seed Farm

Credit Union Eventplex

1350

Frostfree Nosepumps Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

1210

Java Post Production

Credit Union Eventplex

1208

Agribition Building

234

G & S Holdings

Credit Union Eventplex

1236

Jeans Jewels Showcasing Park Lane Jewellery

Gallagher

Credit Union Eventplex

830

John Deere

Winter Fair Building

50

Gem Silage Products

Credit Union Eventplex

1111

Just Gifts

Agribition Building

133

Genex Cooperative Inc.

Canada Centre East

52

Gideons

Agribition Building

287

G

Glo Canada

Brandt Centre Link

317

Golden Eagle Toys

Agribition Building

269

Golden West Radio

Brandt Centre Link

320

Golden West Trailer Sales & Rentals

Credit Union Eventplex

1321

I

J

K Kane Veterinary Supplies

Credit Union Eventplex

1053

Kelln Solar

Credit Union Eventplex

941

Ken’s Lumber Sales Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

1252

Kincaid Lions Club

Agribition Building

230

Kioti Tractors

Co-operators Arena 4

1607

Kitchen Craft

Credit Union Eventplex

706

Supplement to The Western Producer

43

Kitchen Craft Cabinetry

Banner Hall

504

N

Kleva Knife Sharpener

Agribition Building

197

Nail Jazz

Agribition Building

264

Knee Deep In Sheep

Agribition Building

110

Nature Stone Flooring

Agribition Building

126

L

Nester Livestock Equipment Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

1040

Lady L’s Boutique by DL Collections

Brandt Centre Link

323

Nick’s Service

Co-operators Arena 4

1600

Lakeland Group

Credit Union Eventplex

830

Nisha

Agribition Building

123

Lamb Acres Electric Fencing

Credit Union Eventplex

1114

NLS Products

Credit Union Eventplex

1400

Lane Realty Corp.

Credit Union Eventplex

602

Larson Group

Agribition Building

218

Laurie-Anne’s Victorian Lace and Linen

Agribition Building

191

Leaning Maple Meats

Agribition Building

236

Legz 4 Dayz

Agribition Building

240

Leon’s Mfg. Company Inc.

Credit Union Eventplex

Lewis Cattle Oiler Co. Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

LifeVantage - Protandim

Agribition Building

195

Link to Good Health

Brandt Centre Link

311

Lola’s Closet

Agribition Building

285

Luck Now Products

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 30

Norbert’s Manufacturing Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

711

Norheim Ranching

Stock Exchange Arena

65

Norwex

Agribition Building

196

Obviouslychic.com

Agribition Building

242

OLIV Regina

Agribition Building

246

1240

Orange TKO / DLM Distributors

Brandt Centre Link

303

720

ORIgen Inc

Auditorium Annex

42

Orwig’s Tubs International, Inc.

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

29

Over the Hill Orchards

Agribition Building

108

Agribition Building

209

M

O

P Panasonic Massage Chairs

Mable Elliott Horsemanship Services & Guest Ranch

Ag-Ex Pavilion

Magnum Fabricating

Canada Centre Show Arena

455

Parkland Outdoor Show & Expo

Ag-Ex Pavilion

400

Paysen Livestock Equipment

Credit Union Eventplex

1052

9

Penergetic Canada

Credit Union Eventplex

1113

Agribition Building

134

Magnum Fabricating Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

1231

Perfecting You Fashions

Maljohn Plastics

Credit Union Eventplex

726

Peterson Construction

Credit Union Eventplex

1311

Plain Jans

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

28

Planet of the Vapes

Brandt Centre Link

330

Plasma Innovation Cookware

Agribition Building

257

Platinum Recreation & Powersports Ltd.

Agribition Building

228

Mannaware Cookware

Agribition Building

233

Mary Kay Cosmetics

Agribition Building

225

Massaging Insoles

Agribition Building

207

Masterfeeds

Auditorium Annex

39

Masterfeeds

Winter Fair Building

56

Matt’s Furniture

Agribition Building

170

Maxim Truck and Trailer

Credit Union Eventplex

1148

Maxiwell Massager III Jade Cushion

Credit Union Eventplex

Pneu-Tek Tire Tools

Credit Union Eventplex

1411

Power Up Lubricants

Credit Union Eventplex

1338

610

Prairie Ag Catalogue

Credit Union Eventplex

1215

Prairie Mobile Communications

Credit Union Eventplex

655

Mazel.sproducts

Agribition Building

252

Merial Canada

Auditorium Annex

41

Prairie Post Frame

Credit Union Eventplex

1414

Project Home Featuring Tomboy Tools

Agribition Building

156

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

15

Agribition Building

235

Meridian Manufacturing

Co-operators Arena 4

1602

Merlo Telehandlers

Credit Union Eventplex

1020

MiEnergy

Credit Union Eventplex

1404

Pur Oxi

Milk Mobile

Ag-Ex Pavilion

410

Q

Millet King Seeds

Banner Hall

501

Quantum Wave Lasers

Ministry of Environment

Credit Union Eventplex

1318

Quattromed Jade Massager III

Brandt Centre Link

322

Miracle Glue/Egyptian Luxury Sheets

Agribition Building

223

Queen City Belts & Buckles

Agribition Building

206

Miracle Grill Mat

Agribition Building

261

Quickie Tie Down

Banner Hall

521

Miracle Mat

Agribition Building

262

Missouri Department of Agriculture

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

27

Rada Knives & Dip

Agribition Building

286

Rainmaker Irrigation

Credit Union Eventplex

1328

Morand

Credit Union Eventplex

930

RAM Trucks

Ag-Ex Pavilion

403

Morris Industries

Co-operators Arena 4

1601

RAM Test Drive Tent

Brandt Centre Link

331

Mr. Tire

Credit Union Eventplex

1408

Ramada

Credit Union Eventplex

808

Muck Boots and More

Agribition Building

222

Ratchet Pruners

Agribition Building

207

44

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Raw Metal Industries

Banner Hall

511

SaskPower-Power to Grow

Ag-Ex Pavilion

401

Rawlco Radio

Credit Union Eventplex

614

SaskPower-High Voltage Display

Credit Union Eventplex

1001

RBC Royal Bank

Banner Hall

514

SaskTel

Agribition Building

101

Re/Max Blue Chip Realty Ag Division

Credit Union Eventplex

1134

SCA

Agribition Building

169

SCA

Auditorium Annex

43

Real Estate Centre

Credit Union Eventplex

904

Scentsy

Agribition Building

180

Red Lily - Italian Leather Handbags

Agribition Building

187

Schulte

Credit Union Eventplex

1017

Red Wing Shoe Store

Credit Union Eventplex

606

Semex Alliance

Winter Fair Building

55

Regina & District Bee Club

Agribition Building

111

Setter Manufacturing Division

Credit Union Eventplex

1013

Regina Pats

Brandt Centre Link

305

Sharpest Edge Blade Sharpening

Auditorium Annex

48

Remedy Animal Health Products Ltd.

Shower Heads

Agribition Building

265

Credit Union Eventplex

724

Shuzi Health

Agribition Building

129

Renterra.ca

Credit Union Eventplex

1235

SIAST Industrial Training

Credit Union Eventplex

601

Retractable Tiedowns

Agribition Building

266

Silver Stream Shelters

Credit Union Eventplex

903

Rhineland Cutlery

Brandt Centre Link

329

Simply Agriculture Solutions Inc.

Credit Union Eventplex

739

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 11

Simply Fish Soil Amendment

Credit Union Eventplex

1010

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers

Credit Union Eventplex

1141

Smart Living Flameless Candles

Agribition Building

211

Rite Way Mfg. Co.

Credit Union Eventplex

1352

Smart Living Photo Gallery Kit

Agribition Building

160

Agribition Building

219

Rio Nutrition

Rivas Remedies

Ag-Ex Pavilion

442

Smart Living Soup Maker

Rostech Electronics

Credit Union Eventplex

1050

Smart Living Steam Mop

Agribition Building

220

Rumors N Gossip

Agribition Building

272

Soft Tub

Credit Union Eventplex

802

Agribition Building

273

Solemate Massager

Agribition Building

155

Soma Spas

Agribition Building

194

S.A.F.E

Banner Hall

502

South Country JCB

Co-operators Arena 4

1606

Sask Verified Beef Production

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall 23

South Hill Designs

Agribition Building

168

Southern Industrial

Credit Union Eventplex

1149

Splasher Outerwear Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

719

Sportsworld Collectibles

Agribition Building

132

Stampede Steel

Auditorium Annex

40

Sterling Truck & Trailer Sales Ltd.

Credit Union Eventplex

831

Stock-Ade

Credit Union Eventplex

1353

Stoneline Cookware

Agribition Building

152

Strathcona Ventures

Ag-Ex Pavilion

451

Sun Life Financial

Credit Union Eventplex

1248

Sundance Canada Sweaters

Brandt Centre Link

309

Suntech Systems

Credit Union Eventplex

952

SweetPro Feeds

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

19

Agribition Building

299 315

Rustic Furniture Outlet S

Sask. Fellowship of Christian Cowboys

Auditorium Annex

33

Saskatchewan Alpaca Breeders Network Inc.

Ag-Ex Pavilion

446

Saskatchewan Alpaca Breeders Network Inc.

Agribition Building

109

Saskatchewan Credit Unions

Credit Union Eventplex

1206

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

Credit Union Eventplex

1307

Saskatchewan Disease Control Lab, Environmental Services

Credit Union Eventplex

755

Saskatchewan Egg Producers

Credit Union Eventplex

801

Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture

Credit Union Eventplex

1201

Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture

Auditorium Annex

44

Saskatchewan Quarter Horse Association

Ag-Ex Pavilion

445

Saskatchewan Queen’s Printer

Banner Hall

508

Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association

Banner Hall

520

Saskatchewan SPCA

Banner Hall

523

Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association

Auditorium Annex

36

Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC)

Credit Union Eventplex

1046

Saskatoon Custom Garage Interiors Inc.

Credit Union Eventplex

1409

Saskbattery

Credit Union Eventplex

1322

SaskMilk

Agribition Building

204

SaskPower

Credit Union Eventplex

901

T T.O. Leather Fashions Tack in the Box

Brandt Centre Link

Tandy Leather Factory

Agribition Building

185

Target Cattle Concepts

Credit Union Eventplex

1244

TD Canada Trust

Auditorium Annex

45

TeamCo

Credit Union Eventplex

820

The Cattle Range

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

12

The Cattle Rattle

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

22

The Co-operators

Credit Union Eventplex

905

The Retiring Farmer

Credit Union Eventplex

954

The Village Merchant

Agribition Building

105

Supplement to The Western Producer

45

The Water Clinic

Credit Union Eventplex

1332

The Western Producer

Brandt Centre Link

319

The Wireless Age

Credit Union Eventplex

612

Three Farmers

Agribition Building

190

Thunder Seed

Credit Union Eventplex

1348

Tie Boss

Credit Union Eventplex

1406

Timeshare Exit Team

Brandt Centre Link

325

Titanium Exclusive Cookware

Agribition Building

158

Toyota

Credit Union Eventplex

746

Toyota Test Drive Tent

Co-operators Centre Entrance

TransCanada

Credit Union Eventplex

657

Tri Haul Bale Movers

Credit Union Eventplex

736

Tri Star Farm Service Ltd.

Co-operators Arena 4

1603

True North Log Homes

Agribition Building

112

Tru-Test Group

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

20

Tuff Livestock Equipment

Credit Union Eventplex

1030

Tupperware

Agribition Building

255

Turkey Farmers of Saskatchewan

Agribition Building

245

Twin Lakes Ranch Ministries

Agribition Building

115

Twisted Wire

Brandt Centre Link

326

U of S - College of Agriculture and Bioresources

Ag-Ex Pavilion

441

URAD Leather Cream

Agribition Building

121

VersaFrame Inc.

Credit Union Eventplex

1247

Viceroy/JayWest Country Homes

Credit Union Eventplex

1044

U

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W Walker’s Water Systems

Credit Union Eventplex

1413

Warner Industries

Credit Union Eventplex

1220

Watkins

Agribition Building

238

West Country Photo Ltd. and Titan Telescopic Flag Pole

Agribition Building

116

Western Beef Development Centre

Auditorium Annex

38

Western College of Veterinary Medicine, U of S

Ag-Ex Pavilion

439

Wetaskiwin Co-op / DeStress Nutrition

Canada Centre Exhibit Mall

13

Whispy Willow Tack

Agribition Building

188

Wild West Ranch Mechanical Bull

Ag-Ex Pavilion

404

Wizer Buildings Inc.

Credit Union Eventplex

723

Woodfarm Woodworking Ltd.

Agribition Building

139

Young Living Essential Oils

Agribition Building

231

Young’s Equipment

Co-operators Arena 5

1500

Agribition Building

128

Y

Z Zephoria Designs

46

Canadian Western Agribition 2014 Official Show Guide

Exhibitor Awards 5 Year Awards Advanced AgriDirect Inc. Age Old Aerial Farm Photos Ltd. Bath Goddess Best Environmental Technologies Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen DriverWorks Inc. Dutch Bunning Distribution Ltd. G&S Holdings Interlock Roofing Matt’s Furniture NLS Products ORIgen Inc. Red Wing Shoe Store RJS Sales Saskbattery Scentsy Western College of Veterinary Medicine (U of S) Woodfarm Woodworking Ltd. 10 Year Awards Agremote Systems Canadian Cowboys’ Association Canadian Mental Health Association Craven Country Jamboree Cutco Cutlery Farm Business Communications Hometech Bosch Small Appliances Pizazz International Promotions Inc. Saskatchewan’s Queen’s Printer Tuff Livestock Equipment 15 Year Awards Lizwoerks Sales Inc. Regina & District Bee Club Western Beef Development Centre 20 Year Awards Lane Realty Corp.

PM Signs 25 Year Awards Interlake Resources Setter Manufacturing Division Young’s Equipment 30 Year Awards Canadian Grain Commission 35 Year Awards BMO Bank of Montreal RBC Royal Bank

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