This year's sale is February 17, 2012
Last year's 30th Anniversary Sale consisted of 117 donated heifers, a number of lots of semen, and other misc. items. The heifers sold for $150,250 (averaging $1,284/head) Total proceeds including additional cash donations brought the sale total to over $166,000.
Topping the sale at $5,000 each were two heifers: Quality Minister donated by Irvin and Ellen Jantzi, purchased by John Albrecht, and Hanalee Shottle Dawn, donated by Mennonite Savings and Credit Union, purchased by Walker Farms.
Also selling well was Fradon Goldwyn Arley donated by Roy Snyder & Associates,Murray Gerber, and Ken Erb, purchased by Walker Farms for $4,700, and Fradon Jericho Malory donated by Roy Synder and Associates, for $4,000 to Nelson Weber.
A special thanks to all who donated heifers, especially first time donors, as well as all volunteers making it once again another successful sale. Special thanks to David Carson Farms and Auction Services for providing staff and facilities. Also to all buyers including volume buyers Laverne Martin, John Walker Farms, Carson Farms, Bill Haalstra, and Andy Alma. Another thanks to buyers who purchased and re-donated heifers with special thanks to Farm Credit Canada and Royal Bank Canada.
Sponsor or Donate a Heifer
Since 1982, the Heifer Sale has raised over $4 million to support the work of MCC through the actioning of 3,314 heifers and other donated items.If you would like to sponsor or donate a heifer, contact Clarence Diefenbacher at 519-669-2164 or call the MCC office in Kitchener at
519-745-8758.
To learn more about the work of Mennonite Central Committee, visit www.mcc.org.
Last year's 30th Anniversary Sale consisted of 117 donated heifers, a number of lots of semen, and other misc. items. The heifers sold for $150,250 (averaging $1,284/head) Total proceeds including additional cash donations brought the sale total to over $166,000.
Topping the sale at $5,000 each were two heifers: Quality Minister donated by Irvin and Ellen Jantzi, purchased by John Albrecht, and Hanalee Shottle Dawn, donated by Mennonite Savings and Credit Union, purchased by Walker Farms.
Also selling well was Fradon Goldwyn Arley donated by Roy Snyder & Associates,Murray Gerber, and Ken Erb, purchased by Walker Farms for $4,700, and Fradon Jericho Malory donated by Roy Synder and Associates, for $4,000 to Nelson Weber.
A special thanks to all who donated heifers, especially first time donors, as well as all volunteers making it once again another successful sale. Special thanks to David Carson Farms and Auction Services for providing staff and facilities. Also to all buyers including volume buyers Laverne Martin, John Walker Farms, Carson Farms, Bill Haalstra, and Andy Alma. Another thanks to buyers who purchased and re-donated heifers with special thanks to Farm Credit Canada and Royal Bank Canada.
Sponsor or Donate a Heifer
Since 1982, the Heifer Sale has raised over $4 million to support the work of MCC through the actioning of 3,314 heifers and other donated items.If you would like to sponsor or donate a heifer, contact Clarence Diefenbacher at 519-669-2164 or call the MCC office in Kitchener at
519-745-8758.
To learn more about the work of Mennonite Central Committee, visit www.mcc.org.
Feature Heifer
Heifer Sale
benefitting the work of:
Mennonite Central Committee
Mennonite Central Committee
2012 Feature Heifer
Earlen Fever Carat
Carson's Auction:
5531 Perth Line 86
located 1 mile east of Listowel on Hwy 86.
Map
Earlen Fever Carat
Carson's Auction:
5531 Perth Line 86
located 1 mile east of Listowel on Hwy 86.
Map
Location
a sale of the Ontario Mennonite Relief Sale Inc.
100% of the proceeds from this sale will benefit the work of MCC because we have the support of many sponsors who cover all the costs of the sale. Check them out on our Sponsor's Page.
This auction would not be successful without at least three key people, the one who donates a top quality heifer, the one who buys it, and the one who is the second last bidder. To all these people as well as the other who donate hay, straw, and trucking, or volunteer their time to make the sale possible, Thank You! Your efforts are making a difference in the lives of people around the world.
The 2011 $4,000,000 heifer.
