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B.C. BC Angus News President s Message By Jim Moon, President of the B.C. Angus Association Fellow Cattle Producers; Some snow last night and through the day today-a sign that winter is well on its way.

1 B.C. BC Angus News President s Message By Jim Moon, President of the B.C. Angus Association Fellow Cattle Producers; Some snow last night and through the day today-a sign that winter is well on its way. It was somewhat drier than necessary this summer as our crops where off a little-to-a-lot from moisture deprivation. Summer seemed short as the central portion of the province, as well as other areas, were burning; Very devastating in the south side area. Some controversy in that cows and calves seem to be showing signs of illness and the conversation is that the smoke from the fires has impacted cattle negatively. There s not enough research to be definitive but may be included in our How to medicate thought pattern. Sales of fall calves early were relatively strong - as winter approaches some downward pressure on pricing has been felt. Feed shortage, whether locally or in the mid to south of Alberta is being blamed. BC Junior Angus is an active group once again with an energetic and enthusiastic group of young people involved. If you would like to join or if you know someone that might - contact Carley Henniger. She will get you started. Two Angus Female Sales this early Fall were well attended and very strong. Numbers are indicative that the strength in the Angus Female is always a good investment. Congratulations to those breeders involved in the BC Elite Female Sale and the Shades of Autumn Sale. Now we can look forward to calving season as it is right around the corner. Edited and Published by the B.C. Angus Association

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3 B.C. Angus Board of Directors President Jim Moon Tel: Vice President John Appleby Tel: Secretary-Treasurer Carley Henniger Director Diane Fletcher Tell / Fax: mountainashangus@telus.net Director Robyn Burt Tel: robynburt@hotmail.com Director Donna Mills Tel: millsyd7@hotmail.com Canadian Angus National Director BC Angus Past President Tom De Waal Tel: tom@harvestholsteins.com Director Lorraine Sanford Tel: alsanford@hotmail.com Canadian Angus Junior Director Meghan McGillivray Tel: meghanmcgillivray@gmail.com Director Todd Marchant Tel: tmarchant64@gmail.com Newsletter and Webpage Editor Jill Savage Cell: fawndalefarms@gmail.com Director Adam Hlusek Tel: hlusekfarms@gmail.com BC Angus News Page 2

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CJA 2019 GOAL Conference Underground to the Past and Mapping our Future February 16-18 Temple Gardens Hotel & Spa 24 Fairford St E.

years of age and older or accompanied by a parent or guardian. No alcohol allowed at or during the conference. Fee: $125.

Registration Deadline: January 10th Schedule: The conference will start Saturday afternoon and end after lunch Monday. A detailed agenda will be available on the web-site at www.juniors.cdnangus.

8 CJA 2019 GOAL Conference Underground to the Past and Mapping our Future February Temple Gardens Hotel & Spa 24 Fairford St E., Moose Jaw, SK S6H 0C7 Hosted by Canadian Junior Angus Name: Address: Birth Date: CAA Membership #: Province: Postal Code: Phone: Fax: Jacket/Shirt Size: Rules: All participants must be 15 years of age and older or accompanied by a parent or guardian. No alcohol allowed at or during the conference. Fee: $ Includes - Binder, deliverable, room (Saturday & Sunday), meals, all sessions and tours. Registration Deadline: January 10th Schedule: The conference will start Saturday afternoon and end after lunch Monday. A detailed agenda will be available on the web-site at later this fall. The Canadian Angus Foundation is sponsoring a draw for a $3000 voucher to purchase an Angus female. All you have to do is be at GOAL to be eligible to win! Also, CJA and CAF are sponsoring travel bursaries for twelve lucky juniors - check out the details on the web-site at or Forward Registration form with payment to: Canadian Junior Angus (CJA) Box 3771, Regina, SK S4P 3N8 Phone (306) Fax (306) bwagner@cdnangus.ca BC Angus News Page 7

CAA President s Report By Trevor Welch, President of the Canadian AngusAssociation Greetings from the east coast.

It has been a busy fall across the country as we all prepare for the inevitable change of seasons from fall to winter.

Those of you that hold female or bull sales, it is also a good time to check in with your past customers.

9 CAA President s Report By Trevor Welch, President of the Canadian AngusAssociation Greetings from the east coast. The weather this fall has certainly been out of the ordinary, as I sit down to write this short message, we are getting snow again, dropping temperatures, and the look that winter is here to stay. It has been a busy fall across the country as we all prepare for the inevitable change of seasons from fall to winter. Storing equipment, weaning calves, vaccinations, and sales are top of mind when you have a chance to chat with fellow breeders. Those of you that hold female or bull sales, it is also a good time to check in with your past customers. Early in the fall, Brian Good and I were fortunate to be able to travel a bit in your beautiful province. We visited with many purebred and commercial breeders, and were extremely encouraged at the number of cattle that are wearing our team colors of course I mean the Angus green tag RFID tags. A highlight for me would have been the visit with the current sitting President of the Canadian Cattleman s Assoc (CCA), David Haywood Farmer, at his ranch Indian Gardens. As your President, I have had the opportunity to represent Canadian Angus by attending our Angus friends to the south Annual meetings and conventions. In September Rob Smith and I travelled to Watertown, South Dakota to the Red Angus Association of America s Annual convention. This proved to be very timely as they had just released their new genetic evaluation tool BOLT. This was on the heels of Canadian Angus releasing our new evaluation tool AngusOne, which combined both Red and Black Angus data. And we were able to exchange some information and comments regarding the two new evaluations with RAAA members. Early in November, again Rob and I travelled south to Columbus Ohio, for the American Angus Association 2018 National Convention. This was extremely well attended and the schedule was jam packed with speakers, tours and information sessions. For sure a tremendous highlight for me was the tour of the Certified Angus Beef facilities in nearby Wooster, Ohio. What a fantastic job those folks are doing to promote Angus beef products globally, and to continue to increase the demand for quality Angus cattle not only in the US, but in Canada as well. Finally, as you all know, the Board of Directors is continuing the search for our new CEO. This process is taken seriously by your elected Board members as we work to chart out the future of the Canadian Angus Association. I am proud to be your 83rd President, and look forward to the New Year and exciting new challenges. From my family to yours, Merry Christmas and a Happy and prosperous New Year, filled with family and friends and of course many healthy new calves in 2019 as well. Trevor Welch Canadian Angus President BC Angus News Page 8

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Donation Heifer Generously donated by Ken Ayre STILL MEADOWS 262F Female February 17, 2018 regno 2025493 EXAR DENVER 2002B JUSTAMERE

LASS 1067 RITO 6EM3 OF 4L1 EMBLAZON SOUTHERN EVERGREEN 3123 SITZ UPWARD 307R LORENZ CAROLINE 30S C R A BEXTOR 872 5205 608 KFC 6595

Draw date and details This heifer will be wintered and raffled at the Williams Lake Bull Sale, April 2019.

11 Donation Heifer Generously donated by Ken Ayre STILL MEADOWS 262F Female February 17, 2018 regno EXAR DENVER 2002B JUSTAMERE 2002 MILE HIGH 601B EXAR EVERGREEN 0048 LORENZ UPWARD 18Z EAST VIEW CHELSEA DELLA 8C KFC 872 DELLA 0106X EXAR UPSHOT 0562B EXAR ROYAL LASS 1067 RITO 6EM3 OF 4L1 EMBLAZON SOUTHERN EVERGREEN 3123 SITZ UPWARD 307R LORENZ CAROLINE 30S C R A BEXTOR KFC 6595 DELLA 8550U The heifer I will be donating is BMKA 262F. She is out of Mile High, one of our very best bulls. Draw date and details This heifer will be wintered and raffled at the Williams Lake Bull Sale, April For further information or tickets, contact Carley Henniger or any of the BC Angus Directors. Pictured: Top - Still Meadows 262F Bottom - Sire, Justamere 2002 Mile High 601B BC Angus News Page 10

BC Angus Secretary Report Carley Henniger, BC Angus Secretary Hello BC Angus Members, Snow is on the ground here in the interior (in the hills, but I ll take it!

12 BC Angus Secretary Report Carley Henniger, BC Angus Secretary Hello BC Angus Members, Snow is on the ground here in the interior (in the hills, but I ll take it!) and we are seeing lots of movement in the auction marts, with great turnouts to the angus calf sales at the end of November. As you ve heard, we have a Junior Association again! I am very pleased to report that things are moving along and we are getting things set up and getting event planning underway. We will be sending out more information regarding Showdown and other junior events in B.C. in the new year. Please contact me if you are at all interested in joining us, or have any questions. I would also like to ask that you please ensure that your contact information is up to date with the B.C. Angus office if you move or change your phone number. I d like to wish you all an early Merry Christmas, and a safe and easy calving season ahead. This was sent from a hand-held device, please excuse any spelling or grammatical errors. BC Angus News Page 11

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Canadian Angus Business Development Report Brian Good, Senior Director of Business Development AB and

Two very good purebred female sales held in October, with great demand for females from many junior and

i was able to attend one purebred sale( Harvest) and 3 commercial calf sales in Kamloops, Williams

The sales totalled over 8000 head with great demand on the Angus tagged calves of high quality.

14 Canadian Angus Business Development Report Brian Good, Senior Director of Business Development AB and BC Its been a good fall in Canada, in BC especially. Two very good purebred female sales held in October, with great demand for females from many junior and 4H members.i was able to attend one purebred sale( Harvest) and 3 commercial calf sales in Kamloops, Williams Lake, And Vanderhoof.The sales totalled over 8000 head with great demand on the Angus tagged calves of high quality. I must compliment BC on their push for Angus tagged calves with quality plus in both red and black production. Since I started coming coming out to BC,18 years ago the weights and quality of the fall run has increased dramatically!! They are in high demand. Thanks John Appleby for all your work and support for BC angus. Let s get ready for a great bull sale run!! Brian Good Birth Announcement Ella Rae Belsham born September 11, 8 lbs 10oz Taylor and Alaina and big sister Saphira. Proud grandparents, Tanya and Monty Belsham. BC Angus News Page 13

Canadian Angus Association Announces Incoming CEO Trevor Welch on behalf of the board of directors Rocky View County, AB On behalf of the Board of Directors, Trevor Welch, President of the Canadian

Immerkar is well known in Canada and globally in the beef industry. He brings over 20 years of leadership experience including 16 years at Semex Alliance.

15 Canadian Angus Association Announces Incoming CEO Trevor Welch on behalf of the board of directors Rocky View County, AB On behalf of the Board of Directors, Trevor Welch, President of the Canadian Angus Association (CAA) is pleased to announce that Myles Immerkar has been selected as the Association s next CEO effective January 2, Immerkar is well known in Canada and globally in the beef industry. He brings over 20 years of leadership experience including 16 years at Semex Alliance. Immerkar s experience includes managing Semex s Global Beef Programs in 85 locations across the globe. Myles was instrumental in leading Semex to a position of market leader in the beef genetics business. Immerkar was raised on a mixed-use farm in Manitoba. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture with a major in nutrition in beef reproduction and he currently is a board member on the Canadian Beef Breeds Council. I am passionate about the cattle industry and it is an honour to have the opportunity to serve the Canadian Angus Association as its CEO at this exciting time, stated Immerkar. We are excited to welcome Myles as the next CEO of CAA, said Welch. Myles knowledge of our industry and his success record of creating sustainable organizational growth provides a unique opportunity for the Association and its members. The Canadian Angus Association is Canada s largest purebred beef breed organization. The Association represents more than 2,000 members across Canada for the purposes of registering and recording the pedigrees of purebred Angus cattle in the closed Herd Book and promoting the breed across Canada. The memberapproved mandate is to maintain breed registry, breed purity and provide services that enhance the growth and position of the Angus breed. BC Angus News Page 14

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17 BC Angus Director Report John Appleby, BC Angus National Director The Interior Provincial Exhibition was very successful this year with the following breeders taking part ; - Poplar Meadows Angus - Justamere Farms - Ken Ayers - Tom DeWaal ( Harvest Angus ) - Royce & Joanne Cook - Jade Nelson - Spady Farms - HighPoint Angus * Cow/Calf pair Champion and Grand Champion was PM Princene *Cow/ Calf pair Reserve Champion was Justamere 1023 Evergreen 142D *Junior Heifer Champion was PM Princene *Junior Reserve Champion was PM Tibbie *Bull Calf Champion was PM Final Chapter *Reserve Bull Calf Champion was Harvest Moneyman 401F *GrandChampion Bull was Northline Heavy Joe 76D *Reserve Grand Champion was Stankeys Watchman 7020 Farm Tours During the I.P.E., our National President (Trevor Welch) along with Brian Good ( CAA Marketing Manager ), ( BC Director ) John Appleby, Tom DeWaal (BC President), Tanya Belsham, and Jon Fox took a quick farm tour of a number of local farms. Day one the group visited Ken Ayres new farm at Sunnybrae (near Salmon Arm). Ken is in the process of building a couple of new homes on his recently purchased ranch. We looked at some of his heifers. The quality of stock was good. Day two Trevor and Brian visited Douglas Lake Ranch, Nicola Ranch, QuinchellaRanch, and Dave Farmer in the Kamloops area. Trevor had a chance to meet some of the larger commercial breeders in the area. Day three saw the Farm tour take them to some purebred breeders in the North Okanogan area. The first stop was at John Appleby s summer pasture to look at his growing herd. Next we stopped at one of Kevin Carson s pastures to look at some of his bred yearlings. The group was impressed with the quality of the animals he is raising. We travelled to Tafika Angus place and looked at his impressive Bred Heifers, and his weaned calves. On we went to one of Kevin Carson s Home ranch and looked at his Bull Battery. This was Trevor s first visit to the Okanogan area, and gave him a chance to meet some of the local breeders and see some of our natural beauty. BC Angus News Page 16

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20 BC Junior Angus Report Amanda McGillivray, BC Junior Angus Association President Hello fellow Juniors! My name is Amanda McGillivray and I am pleased to be your new BC Jr Angus Association president. The BC Jr Angus Association welcomes all youth under the age of 21. We hope to provide opportunities to learn about the Angus breed and cattle industry, as well as promote National Jr Angus events to youth in BC and offer opportunities to network and socialize to Jr Angus members. I have been a member in the National Junior Angus Association for the past 4 years, and have been lucky to experience many Angus events in our country from right here in Comox, B.C. all the way to Truro, Nova Scotia, including many Showdowns, 2 GOAL conferences and the 2018 National Angus Convention. I have also been in the 4-H program for 6 years as a beef member which has offered many opportunities to show my homegrown Angus in interior of British Columbia. Currently I am in Grade 11, living on my family s cattle ranch south of Kamloops, where we have purebred and commercial Angus cattle. It is very exciting to be reestablishing the BC Jr Angus board with the help of Carley Henniger. Our board consists of several enthusiastic members from all over southern BC. Our executive includes the National Jr. Angus Ambassador, Matthew McGillivray, the CJAA BC Director, Meghan McGillivray, BCAA Board Representative, Alana Higgins and our secretary Rylonn Eliot. We have met twice and established some goals and plans for the upcoming year including a fun bowling event planned for the 29th of December to end our first year. Our new association is aimed at readying young BC Angus enthusiasts to get involved in the Angus breed provincially and nationally. We have a busy year ahead of us with members planning to start the year off with the February CJAA GOAL Conference hosted in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. In June we hope to send representatives to the National Angus Convention in Drumheller, AB. We are also very excited to announce the National Junior Angus show, Showdown, will be held in Barriere, BC. This will be a great opportunity to showcase BC Angus to other Juniors from across Canada. Keep this in mind as you look over your calves to select some show prospects for this fun event. Lastly we have plans to host a beef field day for BC Juniors and and youth interesting in the beef industry during the summer. If any Juniors have questions about joining the BC Junior Angus Association, please feel free to give me a call 1(250) or send an to aamcgillivray@gmail.com. We are also looking for sponsors and support for our upcoming events and hope BC Angus producers will help us have a successful 2019! I look forward to seeing you at Angus events in the future! BC Junior Angus Board of Directors President - Meghan McGillivray Tel: meghanmcgillivray@gmail.com Vice-President - Sarah MacDonald Secretary - Rylonn Elliot Canadian Junior Director - Alana Higgins BC Angus News Page 19

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Nechako Valley Exhibition Show Results August 17-19, 2018, judges Doug and Katie Roxburgh THE NECHAKO VALLEY EXHIBITION BEEF SHOW was held in Vanderhoof- August 17, 18, 19 2018 Thank you to the

ANGUS Mature Cow/Calf 1st Lazy Daze Angus, Fraser Lake Senior Champion Female Lazy Daze Angus, Fraser Lake Yearling Heifer 1st Dragon View Angus, Quesnel 2nd Dragon View Angus, Quesnel 3rd Lazy Daze

22 Nechako Valley Exhibition Show Results August 17-19, 2018, judges Doug and Katie Roxburgh THE NECHAKO VALLEY EXHIBITION BEEF SHOW was held in Vanderhoof- August 17, 18, Thank you to the Exhibitors, Sponsors and to all of this year s Volunteers. ANGUS Mature Cow/Calf 1st Lazy Daze Angus, Fraser Lake Senior Champion Female Lazy Daze Angus, Fraser Lake Yearling Heifer 1st Dragon View Angus, Quesnel 2nd Dragon View Angus, Quesnel 3rd Lazy Daze Angus, Fraser Lake 4th Frank & Miriam Ludwig, Vanderhoof Heifer Calf - 1st Dragon View Angus, Quesnel 2nd Dragon View Angus, Quesnel 3rd Dragon View Angus, Quesnel 4th Frank & Miriam Ludwig, Vanderhoof Junior Champion Female - Dragon View Angus, Quesnel Reserve Junior Champion Female Dragon View Angus, Quesnel Grand Champion Female - Dragon View Angus, Quesnel Reserve Grand Champion Female Lazy Daze Angus, Fraser Lake Bull Calf - 1st Dragon View Angus, Quesnel 2nd Dragon View Angus, Quesnel 3rd - Dragon View Angus, Quesnel 4th - Frank & Miriam Ludwig, Vanderhoof Junior Champion Bull Dragon View Angus, Quesnel Junior Reserve Champion Bull Dragon View Angus, Quesnel Grand Champion Bull Dragon View Angus, Quesnel Reserve Grand Champion Bull Dragon View Angus, Quesnel Breeder s Herd 1st - Dragon View Angus, Quesnel 2nd - Frank & Miriam Ludwig, Vanderhoof Get of Sire 1st - Frank & Miriam Ludwig, Vanderhoof 2nd Lorne Webster, Abbotsford Supreme Champion Female Dragon View Angus Supreme Champion Bull Richardson Ranch SUPREME CHAMPION FEMALE OF THE SHOW, Dragon View Angus, Quesnel RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION FEMALE OF THE SHOW, Crosby Cattle, Vanderhoof SUPREME CHAMPION BULL OF THE SHOW, Richardson Ranch, Tlell RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION BULL OF THE SHOW, Crosby Cattle, Vanderhoof PREMIER EXHIBITOR OF SHOW, Dragon View Angus, Quesnel PREMIER BREEDER OF SHOW, Richardson Ranch, Tlell BC Angus News Page 21

2019 B.C. ANGUS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION Mail completed application and all documents to: B.C. ANGUS ASSOCIATION C/O DONNA MILLS 1517 248 St. ALDERGROVE, B.C. V4W 2B9 or email: millsyd7@hotmail.

23 2019 B.C. ANGUS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION Mail completed application and all documents to: B.C. ANGUS ASSOCIATION C/O DONNA MILLS St. ALDERGROVE, B.C. V4W 2B9 or D Eligibility: ü Must be a member of the Canadian Junior Angus Association and a B.C. resident. ü Must be 21 years of age or younger. ü The money must be used at a recognized post secondary institution. ü Two copies of your application must be received by May 1, 2019 ü A copy of your latest report card must be attached to the application with a list of your grade 11 and 12 courses. (If your school is on semesters, please note your first term courses and results.) Note: Proof of registration at a post secondary institution must be forwarded to the BC Angus Association office before the money will be awarded. K Name: Phone: Cell Phone: Address: Date of Birth: CJAA Membership # Please answer the following questions. Use additional pages if required. What area of study do you hope to pursue? Where do you hope to study? In what ways do you participate in family farming? Describe your activities relating to Angus Cattle. What activities have you participated in? (Community, clubs, hobbies) BC Angus News Page 22

20th Annual Canadian Junior Angus Show July 18-20, 2019 Barriére, British Columbia Marketing Grooming Farm Sign Art Photography Conformation Judging Scrapbook Graphic Design Public Speaking

.. CJA Annual Meeting 1:30 pm... Judging (Individual competition - written reasons) 2:00 pm... Team Grooming 5:30 pm... Supper & Extravaganza Friday, July 19, 2019 9:00 am... Showmanship 11:00-4:00 pm.

24 20th Annual Canadian Junior Angus Show July 18-20, 2019 Barriére, British Columbia Marketing Grooming Farm Sign Art Photography Conformation Judging Scrapbook Graphic Design Public Speaking Showmanship Literature Angus Cook-off and Lots of FUN! Wednesday, July 17, :00 pm... Move In Begins Thursday, July 18, noon... Move in Complete 12 noon... Lunch & Orientation 12:30 pm... CJA Annual Meeting 1:30 pm... Judging (Individual competition - written reasons) 2:00 pm... Team Grooming 5:30 pm... Supper & Extravaganza Friday, July 19, :00 am... Showmanship 11:00-4:00 pm... Print Marketing 12 noon... Public Speaking 1:00-4:00 pm... Sales Talk 2:30 pm... Show Ring Team Judging (must qualify from the individual competition) 6:00 pm... Cook-off & BBQ Saturday, July 20, :00 am... Conformation Classes 5:00 pm... Banquet, Awards Presentations, Auction & Dance * Move out must be complete by Sunday, July 21 at 12 noon. **The Canadian Angus Foundation will be providing travel and trucking bursaries to attend Showdown as well as signficant cash prizes for the Conformation Classes and Aggregate Winners. There will also be three draws made for vouchers to purchase Angus females - 1 at $3000 and 2 at $2000. All exhibitors will automatically be entered to win! Visit the CAF web-site at for more information and to apply for the bursaries.** Meghan McGillivray President/B.C. Director Belinda Wagner, Coordinator bwagner@cdnangus.ca BC Angus News Page 23

25 BC JUNIOR ANGUS NEW YEAR S PARTY Saturday, December 29th 12pm Falcon Lanes Bowling Kamloops, BC Contact BCJA Coordinator, Carley at (250) or henniger.bcangus@gmail.com BC Angus News Page 24

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