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MBFI Announces Partnership With Real Industries

 
Manitoba Beef & Forage Initiatives near Brandon, has announced a new partnership with Real Industries. The announcement was made this week at Manitoba Beef Producers AGM in Brandon.
 
The agreement with Real Industries will allow MBFI to be fully equipped with handling and transportation equipment necessary to conduct the day-to-day management of the herd, handle cattle for research studies, and for extension and demonstration purposes.
 
“Real Industries Ltd. is based south central Manitoba and works across Western Canada with many of the industry leaders and audiences that are vitally important for both of our interests,” says Ramona Blyth, MBFI chair. “Our direct interactions and relationships with the agricultural community provided a great foundation for this partnership. We are very pleased to have Real Industries on board with our MBFI efforts.”
 
Jamie Rea of Real Industries says the company saw a great fit for their business on the MBFI farms and in support of the ongoing MBFI research. He notes the win-win scenario was a key reason for Real Industries to step forward with MBFI.
 
“Real Industries Ltd. has been in business since 1977, providing a range of manufactured livestock handling equipment to farmers across Western Canada and North Central United States,” he said. “From panels and cattle feeders to squeeze chutes, alleyway, crowding tubs and portable systems, our products have been developed for use in the harsh and varied climates of Canada, and attention has been paid to durability and reliability. We are proud to help MBFI conduct leading livestock research and exemplary animal care and comfort with our products.”
 
Source : Steinbachonline

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