The
official publication of the Canadian Hereford Association.
Highlights
from the January 2004 Issue Click on any article marked
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January
2004 Issue On the Cover:
Main Photo: Murray and Bridget Andrews of Triple A Herefords, Moose
Jaw, Sask., win the RBC Supreme Champion Bull at Agribition. (Photo by Browarny Photographics)
Upper Left:
Jim Prichard competing at the
2003 Farmfair Hereford Showcase. (Photo by Browarny Photographics)
Upper Right: Kelsey Hirsche leads the top selling heifer calf in the
sale ring at the Adams/Hirsche Sale. (Photo by Kurt Gilmore)
TRIPLE-A 87J MAXIMUS 4M
1st Hereford Bull to win theAgribtion RBC Beef Supreme Challenge
over all breeds, from 11 major North American Shows competing.
While the last seven months
of the Canadian cattle industry have been pretty much
unpredictable and filled with turmoil, there have been
many bright spots and lots of hope and enthusiasm for
the future.
There was a huge vacancy
in the barns at this year's Royal, when over 60 exhibitors
left for home taking with them the 202 head that the day
before had made for an excellent showing of 'The Breed
In the Lead.'
Over the past 50 years
the BP prefix for Bar Pipe Farms of Okotoks, Alta., has
become world famous and synonymous with quality and predictability
in the Hereford breed.
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