The Canadian Junior Limousin Association is excited to announce the winners of its first Herd Building Incentive Program. The program’s goal is to provide juniors with funds to purchase Limousin animals and genetics. It’s open to all association members and recent alumni up to age 25. The task was to create a video to promote the Limousin breed that used the theme “Limousin Breeds Success.”
Congratulations to the 2023 Herd Building winners:
- Laura Seward of Darlingford, Man., $1,000 live animal voucher
- Carly Arnold of Grafton, NS., $250 frozen genetics voucher
- Bailey Lawrence of Durham, Ont., $1,000 live animal voucher
- Emily Lawrence of Durham, Ont., $250 frozen genetics voucher
- Lincoln Miller of Westlock, Alta., $250 frozen genetics voucher
- Avery Miller of Westlock, Alta., $1,000 live animal voucher
Congratulations as well to the 2023 Canadian Junior Limousin Association scholarship essay winners. Katie Brock (above) of Danville, Que., received a $500 scholarship. Brock and her family breed both purebred Limousin and Hereford. She is attending Bishop’s University, studying elementary education.
Jocelyn Kennedy (above) of Omemee, Ont., received a $500 scholarship. Kennedy is the current president of the Canadian Junior Limousin Association and the Ontario Junior Limousin Association. She is studying agriculture at the University of Guelph.
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