Farms.com Home   News

Top quality genetics on display for Agribition all-breed competition

There was some tough competition in the show ring yesterday for Agribition's First Lady Classic a yearling bred heifer all breed  competition.

Justin Van de Woestyne from Benson, Sk was part of the judging panel and says he feels the show was one of the toughest and most competitive bred heifer shows in Western Canada if not the country.

"I think we all know the amount of work time effort the years of planning that goes into these genetics and what a what an absolute accomplishment it is not only to be here at the show but to be here in this ring."

The Reserve Grand Champion Female was a Polled Hereford from Haroldsons Polled Herefords and River Valley Polled Herefords.

The Grand Champion Female was a Simmental heifer from KT Ranches at Cherryville, BC

On the other side of the arena was the President's Classic an all-breed bull calf jackpot.

Click here to see more...

Trending Video

Building Robust, Productive Sows | Sandy Pine + PIC Genetics

Video: Building Robust, Productive Sows | Sandy Pine + PIC Genetics


How do you build healthier, longer-lasting, and more productive sows? At Sandy Pine, it starts with PIC’s Four Pillars of Sow Robustness: genetics, gilt development, body condition management, and individual sow care.

In this video, Sandy Pine shares real-world results achieved with PIC genetics—and how the Four Pillars approach drives sow performance, longevity, and profitability in pork production.

Watch to discover:
>> How genetics, gilt development, body condition management, and individual sow care work together to build robust sows
>> Real-world success from Sandy Pine using PIC genetics
>> Why sow robustness drives long-term performance in pork production