pedigree cattle
breeders associations and societies in Canada |
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Canadian
Beef Breeds Council |
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The CBBC
is a non-profit association that represents the Canadian purebred
cattle industry. Its members include national breed associations
that in turn represent more that 10,000 producers of breeding stock,
as well as exporters/service providers. |
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Canadian
Aberdeen Angus Association |
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Angus animals
arrived in Montreal, Quebec by 1860 and some landed in Victoria,
BC in 1874. |
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Ayrshire
Canada |
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The breed
arrival in Canada was at the beginning of 1800 through Scottish colonisers. |
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Canadian
Belgian Blue Association |
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In the mid
1970s, the first Belgian Blues were imported to Canada from Europe.
These animals are small boned, large bodied with double muscling,
a sloping rump, hidden hips, and strong legs. The Belgian Blue is
quite robust, docile and healthy. Quality Belgian Blue Beef breeding
stock may be obtained from any Canadian
Belgian Blue Association Member. |
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Ontario
Blonde d'Aquitaine Association |
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Blondes were first
imported into Ontario in 1972 and the Association's initial meeting was
held in 1975 at Waterloo Ontario. |
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Canadian
Blonde d'Aquitaine Association |
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Since the breed
was first introduced into Canada in the early 70s, Canadian breeders have
worked hard to bring the breed forward to the 21st Century. |
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Canadian
Brown Swiss & Braunvieh Association |
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The first
Brown Swiss in Canada were imported to the Eastern townships of Quebec
from the United States in 1888. |
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