Blair, left, and Lois McRae of Mar Mac Farms southwest of Brandon look on as daughter Melissa and son Tyson chat before entering the show ring. The McRaes are one of the few farms at this year’s show that have been showing for 50 years. | Sandy Black photo
The Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba held Manitoba Ag Ex Oct. 25-28, featuring 638 head of cattle from Manitoba to Alberta.
It is Manitoba’s largest all-breed show.
The Manitoba Sheep Association also held its show during the event. | Sandy Black photos
Jason Bierworth of Neudorf, Sask., and Ava Loveridge of JJL Livestock from Melville, Sask., leave the show ring after winning the Little Lady Classic. Fifty-five heifers were entered in the class. | Sandy Black photoJayla Sies and her father, Jordan, of J Square S from Melville, Sask., set up their trimming chute on the first day of the show. | Sandy Black photo
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