6April2014Lakeland College

V E R M I L I O N A L B E R T A

B U L L S A L E . E D U C A T I O N . R E S E A R C H

W E LC O M EThe Student Managed Farm at Lakeland College is proud and excited to bring to you our inaugural Beef Day. Our main focus for Beef Day is to feature our bulls and replacement females, as well as to showcase the beef research facility at the college. A brand new handling system has recently been put in that the students had a part in designing, focused on low-stress handling. Research with the Grow Safe bunks is a great way for students to expand their knowledge with different feeding trials that are always taking place at the research facility.

We as students are very fortunate to be able to be a part of the research that goes on here at Lakeland College and we would love to show you around the facility. We believe that it is important to bring an educational component to the day which is why we are going to bring in industry-leading speakers to discuss trends in the industry. We are very proud of our bulls as they represent the genetic quality of our purebred herd. These genetics are proven and will add more profit to your operation. We are offering bulls that are fit for your heifers and higher performing bulls that will add extra capacity and pounds to your calf crop. Please join us on Sunday, April 6th at the Red Barn to be a part of Beef Day and our first bull sale. We look forward to meeting each and every one of you at the sale. Please feel free to contact us prior if you have any questions.

Carley AvisonPUREBRED UNIT MANAGER

Welcome to our Inaugural Beef Day. The Lakeland College Student Managed Farm, powered by New Holland, has been work-ing toward hosting an event that would feature our bulls, replacement females, and the advancements in beef research that College is engaged in. We are proud to say it’s happening, April 6, right here on campus.

The Bulls are a representation of our breeding program, and we are proud of the offering in this catalogue. We have bulls that are suited to hit your heifer pen, and others that will help add pounds and value to your bottom line.

The beef industry has a lot to be positive about right now. We saw a strong fall market, and fat cattle are generating strong profits and wide margins. The open and bred female markets have shown strength as producers look to expand their herds and capitalize on profits.

We would not be able to host this event without the incredible work of our students, the dedication of our farm staff, and the support of staff, faculty and the community. Thank You!

We invite you out April 6 to view our program. The bulls and females will be on display, as well as our updated research facility that has the latest in cattle handling equipment and RFI testing. Please feel free to call anyone on our team that can be of assistance in your purchasing decisions.

See you on the 6th,Robert Dixon and Geoff Brown

FACULTY & BEEF TEAM ADVISORS

APRIL6 | LAKELANDCOLLEGE

INSURANCE

Canadian Farm Insurance

Corp.

Heather Barr780 853 7067

H O T E L

Brunswick Motor Inn4807 51 St, Vermilion, AB 780 853 4771

D E L I V E R Y

We will assist in the delivery of bulls within 100km.

C O N TA C T S

Carley Avison PUREBRED UNIT MANAGER

780 806 3065 c.avison@hotmail.ca

Geoff Brown COMMERCIAL UNIT FACULTY ADVISOR 780 293 0692 geoff.brown @lakelandcollege.ca

Devon ReayCOMMERCIAL UNIT MANAGER 250 219 3606 dreay.07@gmail.com

Robert DixonPUREBRED UNIT FACULTY ADVISOR 780 853 0094 robert.dixon @lakelandcollege.ca

Peter WilkinsonFARM MANAGER 780 853 0425

S C H E D U L E

1 0 : 0 0 A . M . Presentation

1 1 : 0 0 A . M . Research Facility Demonstrations 1 1 : 3 0 A . M . Lunch & Preview 1 : 3 0 P. M . Bull Sale

L O C AT I O N

Lakeland College Vermilion Campus The Red Barn

S A L E S TA F F

A U C T I O N E E RBryon Wolters780 581 8376

R I N G M E NJim Pulyk 780 853 0626Troy Cameron780 853 3332

www.lakelandcollege.ca

HFDF 5T : : January 21, 2007 : : 1402252

H F T I G E R 5 TRefHF KODIAK 5R

HF ECHO 84R TC FREEDOM 104

SANDY BAR ADVANTAGE 43M

HF DF ECHO 6N

WILBAR RUBY 955N

DURALTA 14C

HF ECHO 83J

WILBAR RUBY 3F

WILBAR RUBY 161J

CONNEALY FRONTLINE

CONNEALY FOREFRONT

KRUGERRAND OF DONAMERE 490

TC ADVANTAGE

BW 205D 365D76 796 1338

BW0.4

WW64

YW123

MILK33

TM65

SIRE

DAM

PERF EPDs

CLEG 37X : : February 11, 2010 : : 1579848

R E A L C L E G G W O R T H 3 7 XRefSAV NETWORH 4200

LLB TIP TOP 118K BACKROADS 1418 LEGEND 1582

SAV 8180 TRAVELER 004

KBJ TIP TOP 391H

SAV MAY 2410

KBJ TIP TOP 206A

KBJ TIP TOP 264D

SAR PROSPECTOR MAY 9124

SAV MAY 6269

IDEAL 8103 OF ELDO 5110 5213

IDEAL 1418 OF 8103 4286

G D A R TRAVELER 71

SITZ TRAVELER 8180

BW 205D 365D88 786 1690

BW4.9

WW57

YW101

MILK25

TM-

SIRE

DAM

PERF EPDs

O A V P R E C I O U S 1 3 ADaughter of HF Tiger 5T

O A V C L A S S Y 4 ZDaughter of Clegg Real Worth 37X

D M M R O A R 1 6 XSon of HF Tiger 5T, current herd sire

Owned with Miller Wilson Angus

SAV NETWORH 4200, SIRE OF REAL CLEGG WORTH HF KODIAK 5T

O A V S A M U R A I 5 A EPDS bw-1.7 ww53 yw103 milk26 tm53 PERF bw73 205d729

1HF TIGER 5T J SQUARE S QUEEN 12W

MVF FRONTIER 220S HF KODIAK 5R

NORTHERN VIEW QUEEN 8T HF ECHO 84R HILOW QUEEN 33A

CLEARSIGHT QUEEN 21P

HF ECHO 83J

HFDF ECHO 6N B/R NEW FRONTIER 095

MVF NEW FRONTIER 14N

TC ADVANTAGE

SANDY BAR ADVANTAGE 43M

The lead off bull in our inaugural Beef Day. Samurai was selected to represent the college at Agribition and was the lead off bull in our Camrose pen of three. He has the greatest birth to weaning spread in the group and as we catalogue he pushes the scale down as the heaviest bull in the pen. Ranking in the top 1% of the breed for Birth Weight and Calving Ease adds in more value to our lead off bull.

SIRE DAM

OAV 5A : : January 12, 2013 : : 1722005

This calf has power house sires on both sides of his pedigree. His young Net Worth dam is producing quality right out of the gate. He ranks in the top 5% of the breed for Yearling Weight and the top 15% for Weaning Weight and Milk.

L O T 3

OAV 18A : : January 18, 2013 : : Applied for

O A V C E N T E N N I A L 1 8 A2HF TIGER 5T

OAV STAR OF VERALTA 13U BOYD ON TARGET 1083

HF KODIAK 5R

STAR OF FAIRALTA 15F

HF ECHO 84R

LAURA OF FAIRALTA 21Z

STAR OF FAIRALTA 31C

HF ECHO 83J

HFDF ECHO 6N

BON VIEW BANDO 598

S A F 598 BANDO 5175

TC ADVANTAGE

SANDY BAR ADVANTAGE 43M

BW 205D 365D79

BW-

WW-

YW-

MILK-

TM-

SIRE

DAM

PERF EPDs

OAV 27A : : January 22, 2013 : : 1720236

O A V T I G E R S T R I P E S 2 7 A3HF TIGER 5T

OAV VERALTA STARLADY 3Y S A V NETWORTH 4200

HF KODIAK 5R

FAIRALTA STARLADY 8K

HF ECHO 84R

STAR OF VERALTA 31C

STAR OF FAIRALTA 15F

HF ECHO 83J

HFDF ECHO 6N

SITZ TRAVELER 8180

S A V 8180 TRAVELER 004

TC ADVANTAGE

SANDY BAR ADVANTAGE 43M

BW 205D 365D102 690

BW5.4

WW53

YW101

MILK25

TM52

SIRE

DAM

PERF EPDs

We are extremely happy with our Tiger sons and 18A is another example of why. His 79 lb. birth weight makes him an ideal heifer bull candidate. His dam raised a previous high seller for us and has become one of the strongest producing females in our herd.

L O T 2

The first of our Real Worth sons is one of the biggest performance oriented bulls. While younger in age than some of his pen mates he hit the scale with highest

adjusted 205-day weight.

L O T 5

OAV30A : : January 22, 2013 : : 1720235

O A V C H A O S 3 0 A4HF TIGER 5T

FAIRALTA MAC PAT 59M FAIRMAC VARDOLENE 26H

HF KODIAK 5R

PAT OF FAIRALTA 20D

HF ECHO 84R

LAURA OF FAIRALTA 11M

LAURA OF FAIRALTA 11S

HF ECHO 83J

HFDF ECHO 6N

LDR VARDOLENE 3Z

SPRUCE VIEW VARDOLENE 66E

TC ADVANTAGE

SANDY BAR ADVANTAGE 43M

BW 205D 365D85 694

BW-0.9

WW38

YW71

MILK19

TM38

SIRE

DAM

PERF EPDs

OAV 68A : : February 8, 2013 : : Applied for

O A V R E A L W O R T H 6 8 A5CLEGG REAL WORTH 37X

OAV LASSY OF VERALTA 1U BOYD ON TARGET 1083

S A V NET WORTH 4200

FAIRALTA LASSY 81J

LLB TIP TOP 118K

LAS OF FAIRALTA 15J

LAS OF FAIRALTA 47X

S A V NAY 6269

S A V NAY 2410

BON VIEW BANDO 598

S A F 598 BANDO 5175

SITZ TRAVELER 8180

S A V 8180 TRAVLER 004

BW 205D 365D103 741

BW4.7

WW53

YW95

MILK18

TM

SIRE

DAM

PERF EPDs

Another Tiger son that can be turned out into your heifer pen with

confidence. His dam continues to show her value and longevity, producing strong at 12 years old.

L O T 4

O A V R U S T L E R 1 7 A EPDS bw-0.4 ww45 yw83 milk21 tm44 PERF bw82 205d666

6HF TIGER 5T OAV LAURA 25T

LOOKOUT PACER 437P HF KODIAK 5R

FAIRALTA LAURA ENCORE 15M HF ECHO 84R LAURA OF FAIRALTA 21Z

FAIRALTA LAURA 65J

HF ECHO 83J

HFDF ECHO 6N WILLABAR AMBUSH 45G

LOOKOUT PACESETTER 258M

TC ADVANTAGE

SANDY BAR ADVANTAGE 43M

SIRE DAM

OAV 17A : : January 18, 2013 : : 1720231

One of our three feature Tiger sons that was a member of our Camrose pen of three bulls. His dam is an ideal Angus female considering her textbook udder, solid feet, and incredibly easy fleshing, and big ribbed body type. Another heifer bull option.

O A V J A G G E R 1 9 A EPDS bw0.8 ww56 yw97 milk22 tm50 PERF bw85 205d721

7HF TIGER 5T MJ LADY ANN 40U

NEW FORCE WINDFALL 020S HF KODIAK 5R

NEW 4 LADY ANN 97M HF ECHO 84R EDGELEY ACRES LADY ANN 21N

CALLAMERE LADY ANN 32E

HF ECHO 83J

HFDF ECHO 6N YOUNG DALE DUDLEY 26M

YOUNG DALE BONUS 82P

TC ADVANTAGE

SANDY BAR ADVANTAGE 43M

SIRE DAM

OAV 19A : : January 19, 2013 : : 1720232

The final member of our Camrose pen that is packed with performance. His birth to weaning numbers are impressive with an 85 lb. birth weight and 721 lb. weaning weight, combined with a strong set of EPDs that rank him in the top 10% of the breed for Weaning and Yearling weight.

The On Target daughters have been our most consistent producing cows. 59A is a great blend of proven genetics from both sides of the border. Three-quarter brother to Lot 5.

L O T 9

OAV 4A : : January 11, 2013 : : 1722008

O A V S P E A R 4 A8CLEGG REAL WORTH 37X

J SQUARE S ATLANTA 1T MVF FRONTIER 220S

S A V NET WORTH 4200

NORTHERN U ATLANTA 86R

LLB TIP TOP 118K

KBJ ATLANTA 430H

KBJ ATLANTA 583K

S A V NAY 6269

S A V NAY 2410

B/R NEW FRONTIER 095

MVF NEW FRONTIER 14N

SITZ TRAVELER 8180

S A V 8180 TRAVLER 004

BW 205D 365D92 720

BW2.0

WW46

YW84

MILK25

TM48

SIRE

DAM

PERF EPDs

OAV 59A : : March 2, 2013 : : 1720240

O A V G R A D U AT I O N 5 9 A9CLEGG REAL WORTH 37X

OAV VERALTAMAC PAT 12U BOYD ON TARGET 1083

S A V NET WORTH 4200

FAIRALTA MAC PAT 59M

LLB TIP TOP 118K

LAURA OF FAIRALTA 11S

PAT OF FAIRALTA 20B

S A V NAY 6269

S A V NAY 2410

BON VIEW BANDO 598

S A F 598 BANDO 5175

SITZ TRAVELER 8180

S A V 8180 TRAVLER 004

BW 205D 365D83 669

BW3.7

WW39

YW74

MILK20

TM39

SIRE

DAM

PERF EPDs

This powerhouse Real Worth son will add pounds to your calf crop. His grand sire, SAV Net Worth, has been one of the most consistent and heavily used bulls in North America.

L O T 8

Another example of why we used Real Worth in our Program. His power and

consistency combined with the proven genetics of Net Worth and the great

Canadian breed 118K cow has made him a huge asset to our herd.

L O T 1 1

OAV 87Z : : March 24, 2012 : : 1715556

O A V R E A L W O R T H 8 7 Z10CLEGG REAL WORTH 37X

OAV LASSY OF VERALTA 1U BOYD ON TARGET 1083

S A V NET WORTH 4200

FAIRALTA LASSY 81J

LLB TIP TOP 118K

LAS OF FAIRALTA 15J

LAS OF FAIRALTA 47X

S A V NAY 6269

S A V NAY 2410

BON VIEW BANDO 598

S A F 598 BANDO 5175

SITZ TRAVELER 8180

S A V 8180 TRAVLER 004

BW 205D 365D84 709 1139

BW2.0

WW42

YW78

MILK18

TM39

SIRE

DAM

PERF EPDs

OAV 89Z : : March 30, 2012 : : 1706583

O A V R E A L W O R T H 8 9 Z11CLEGG REAL WORTH 37X

REMITALL NEONIA 803T REMITALL POWER DRIVE 275P

S A V NET WORTH 4200

HAPPYVALE NEONIA 129N

LLB TIP TOP 118K

TAFIKA DANCING NEONIA 26D

TAFIKA 22D NEONIA 96F

S A V NAY 6269

S A V NAY 2410

SITZ TRAVELER 8180

SITZ ALLIANCE 5995

SITZ TRAVELER 8180

S A V 8180 TRAVLER 004

BW 205D 365D93 775 1210

BW3.7

WW49

YW84

MILK28

TM53

SIRE

DAM

PERF EPDs

The first of the two year olds we kept back for this year’s

sale. 87Z is a full brother to lot 5 and has shown the

same type of power and growth.

L O T 1 0

Black Angus-cross open, yearling heifers

C O M M E R C I A L H E I F E R S12Twenty five uniform, Black Angus-cross, open yearling heifers will sell in packages. Heifers will be on display sale day, and will sell following the bulls.

FEEDER LAMBS

Lakeland will be conducting feeding trials on lambs using the Growsafe equipment.

HIGHLAND FEEDERS TRIAL

Lakeland college in collaboration with Highland Feeders Ltd. and Feedlot Health Management Services will be conducting a 90 day trial. 120 heifers will be fed to slaughter weight. Lakeland will be comparing conventional rations to rations using wet distillers grain (WDG), and will be measuring the intake with Growsafe equipment.

JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE

This will Lakeland’s 2nd year of experimenting with the agronomy factors of growing Jerusalem artichoke.

FIELD CROP PLOTS

Lakeland along with three neighboring farmers will plant 20 acre plots of field peas. We will be assessing the effects of using different levels of management intensity (including; soil fertility, herbicides, fungicides, seed treatments, and variable rate seeding).

Applied Research & Innovation AG RESEARCH

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