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Preparing for Agribition – photo essay

By

William DeKay

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Published: December 1, 2022

Livestock Management

Dylan Thackeray from Weyburn, Sask., leads one of his Gelbvieh bull calves out of the wash bay. | William DeKay photo

Dylan Thackeray from Weyburn, Sask., leads one of his Gelbvieh bull calves out of the wash bay. | William DeKay photo

Canadian Western Agribition officially started in Regina Nov. 28, but there was lots of action in the barns Nov. 27 as participants prepared for the big show. | William DeKay photos

Rodney Hollman of Red Deer, right, visits with James Jasper of Hartney, Man. | William DeKay photo

Lindsay Schemenauer of Neilburg, Sask., checks out the competition while helping Alivia Ainslie of Lashburn, Sask., in the wash bay. | William DeKay photo

Amber Spray, 14, from Preeceville, Sask., clips one of her family’s purebred Gelbvieh. | William DeKay photo

Grayson Berting of Middle Lake, Sask., enjoys a laugh with her brother, Huxley Berting, after weighing in their Speckle Parks. | William DeKay photo