Please check with event organizers to confirm dates and locations. The Canadian Hereford Digest 6. I am very proud of the cow herd we have grown and really owe everything that I have to them.
They educated my two children — my son Adam becoming a pharmacist and my daughter Kaitlin with a Masters in Physiotherapy. They have allowed me to build a beautiful home and ranch. I do regret that with aging, my hips have become an issue and I will be looking to have them both replaced.
I no longer feel I can look after my cattle as well as I have been accustomed to and know it is time to share this herd with those who can. I will be receiving my 50th anniversary pin with CHA this year. This is a complete dispersal of all spring calving cows that I feel are youthful enough to sell. We will be keeping a small group of fall calvers. Thank you for your support and hope to see you at the sale. Stephen played an integral role in the Canadian Hereford Association and the larger purebred cattle industry.
The Canadian Hereford Digest In this project she researched the different methods of storing carbon through cattle grazing, and how the soil is beneficially impacted by carbon storage. Carbon storage is a large conversation that producers are having regarding their pasture lands right now so Lexie is eager to share the topic with others.
Lexie has been a member of the Canadian Junior Hereford Association for 11 years. Details are still being worked on, but public received his 50 year pin at the interest is important.
