Canadian Angus Association Board of Directors
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President
Kirk Wildman
Box 444
Sangudo, AB T0E
2A0
Ph: (780) 785-3772
Fax: (780) 785-3403
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Past President
John
Donaldson
329
Brill Rd
West
Bolton, QC J0E 2T0
Ph:
(450) 539-1862
Fax:
(450) 539-4195
email
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President Elect
David Bolduc
PO Box 1055
Claresholm, AB T0L 0T0
Ph: (403) 549-3833
Fax : (403) 549-3833
email
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BC
Frank Strimbold
PO Box 111
Topley, BC
V0J 2Y0
Ph: (250) 696-3672
Fax: (250) 696-3484
email
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Alberta
Lee
Brown
PO Box
217
Erskine,
AB T0C 1G0
Ph: (403)
742-4226
Fax:
(403) 742–2962
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Alberta
Cecilie Fleming
PO Box 1
Granum, AB
T0L 1A0
Ph: (403) 687-2288
Fax: (403) 687-2088
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Alberta
Gary
Latimer
Site 3
Box 16 RR 4
Olds, AB
T4H 1T8
Ph:
(403) 556-2742
Fax:
(403) 556-2761
email
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Saskatchewan
Kevin Blair
PO Box
610
Lanigan,
SK S0K 2M0
Ph: (306) 365-7922
Fax: (306) 365-4699
email
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Saskatchewan
Shane
Castle
PO Box 415
Swift Current, SK S9H 3V8
Ph: (306)
784-2241
email
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Saskatchewan
Roger
Hardy
PO Box 455
Midale, SK S0C 1S0
Ph: (306)
458-7521
email
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Saskatchewan
Laird
Senft
Box 2655
Fort Qu Appelle, SK
SOG 1SO
Ph/Fax:
(306) 332-4823
email
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Manitoba
Lois McRae
PO Box 57 RR 1
Brandon, MB R7A 5Y1
Ph: (204) 728–3058
Fax: (204) 727–7744
email
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Ontario
Tom McDonald
10293 4th
Line, RR 5
Milton, ON
L9T 2X9
Ph: (905) 877-2001
Fax: (905) 877-1241
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Maritimes
Jim Colodey
1121 Bannockburn Rd RR 3
Cornwall, PE C0A 1H0
Ph: (902) 675-3171
email
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Monthly Poll
Results
Click here
to take this month's poll
Should it be mandatory for all members to
register and use a herd name in naming their cattle?
If we offered an online survey, would you
participate?
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49%—Yes, ask as much as you need
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48%—Yes, but only if it takes a few minutes
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3%—No, I prefer to contact my director
Should the Association charge an additional fee
to print and mail reports that are available online?
Would you be better informed as an Angus breeder
if the Association used Twitter and Facebook?
Should we sell advertising space on our website?
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14%—Yes
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15%—Yes, but only to members
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24%—Yes, but only to members and industry
organizations
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48%—No
How concerned should we be about newly identified
genetic defects?
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16%—Not very, recessive conditions exist in
all species
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68%—Somewhat, the DNA tests can help us
manage problems
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17%—Uncertain, breeders need more
information/education
Note: The option to reply "very
concerned" was not displayed and the oversight was unfortunate
Should the CAA pursue offering a comprehensive
medical benefit and livestock insurance plan for members?
How can we best communicate with you?
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9%—the official publication
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29%—information mailed directly to producers
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49%—electronic newsletter
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5%—directors attending meetings
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9%—notices on the website
For 2010, do you expect to:
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33%—Register more cattle than 2009
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48%—Register about the same as 2009
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9%—Register somewhat less than 2009
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9%—Register significantly less than 2009
What is the best way to fund Junior activities?
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38%—Multiple fundraising events
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8%—Increased membership fees
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6%—Sale of promotional items (i.e. meat)
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30%—Voluntary tax-deductible donations
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18%—Lottery programs
Is a 92% pass rate acceptable for parentage spot
tests?
Should we DNA test every animal?
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4%—Yes, if we can get a better price
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32%—Yes, at any cost
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64%—No, our current testing is sufficient
Would it be more convenient if you could pay
online?
Would you pay a reasonable amount to receive carcass data on your
animals?