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It was the second year sheep had a major footing at Brandon’s Ag Ex
Organizers say cattle show numbers were reminiscent of the much smaller Ag Ex of years ago
Both Ag Ex and Ag Days have announced they're cancelling
EVENTS This month, Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba’s Ag Ex and Manitoba Ag Days announced their upcoming shows were cancelled
An organization representing fairs, exhibitions and ag societies is asking the Canadian government for $74 million to keep 743 shows afloat after many, including Brandon’s Ag Ex, cancelled over COVID-19 concerns. “The bulk of us have one shot to generate the majority of our revenue every year for the next 365 days and we’ve lostSpeckled Park cattle are more common in northwestern Saskatchewan, but they’ve made their way onto the Ag Ex schedule this year
It was a good year to be an Angus, Simmental or Shorthorn breeder in Manitoba, at least in terms of travel time to the national show
Ag Ex once again brought in the region’s Grades 6-8 students for a look behind the scenes at rodeo
Elementary students from southwest Manitoba beat the Ag Ex crowds Oct. 24 with an agricultural education event around cattle
Brandon’s Ag Ex was host to the Canadian National Charolais Show and Sale
The annual gathering has a strong livestock focus and attracts participants from across the West
More than 700 head of cattle were moved into Brandon’s Keystone Centre last week for the province’s largest all-breed cattle show
