Best Livestock Dealer Ottawa Near Me

4worldlovers:
Ottawa Livestock Exchange has been marketing with confidence cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and horses for over 30 years. Operating 3 rings we are the largest market in Eastern Ontario / Western Quebec serving both provinces and beyond.

Bob Calves, Stockers, Slaughter Cows, Bulls, Fed Cattle, Lambs, Goats and Horses, Pigs ( before you bring weiners pigs in call us on Thursday before to make sure we have buyers for them, Thanks )

Bob Calves, Stockers, Slaughter Cows, Bulls, Fed Cattle, Dairy Cattle and Horses

4worldlovers:
The Arboretum covers about 26 hectares (64.2 acres) of rolling land between Prince of Wales Drive and the Rideau Canal. It displays a wide range of well-established trees and shrubs, various soil types and moisture levels.


The Arboretum is free of charge and open every day to the public from sunrise to sunset.


The Gardens cover an area of approximately 3.2 hectares (8 acres) and have been a favorite site for wedding parties and photographers since they opened in the 1880's.


The Ornamental Gardens are composed of a number of different areas:

125 different lilac varieties, including a number of "Preston lilacs" developed by Ottawa researcher, Isabella Preston.

65 different plant species in the two hedge collections. The "old" hedge collection contains plantings dating to 1891, while the "new" hedge collection dates from 1965.

The Explorer series of roses developed at the CEF and renowned for its winter hardiness.

The Greenhouse was built in 1928 and houses the Central Experimental Farm's tropical plant exhibition.

4worldlovers: Visit our fun and educational Creative Play Area, where the whole family can learn about animals and farming.

The Little Animal Barn is home to our little animals. Most of our new babies begin life here in the Spring.

Party with the animals and celebrate your child’s birthday at Valleyview Farm.

Hop onboard the Valleyview Express as it travels through our field crops of hay, corn, and soya beans.

4worldlovers:
The Canadian Blonde d'Aquitaine Association is an association of progressive breeders dedicated to the continuous improvement of the Blonde d'Aquitaine breed, in a way that provides seedstock with superior breeding values for both the commercial and purebred cattleman.


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.


Through genetic improvements, the breed has been readily accepted by the commercial cattleman. Through steer trials, bull tests, heifer evaluations (recently added), and performance recording programs, the Blonde breed has shown it has many attributes to offer the beef industry.


With moderate sized calves, these fine-boned lengthy newborns do not begin to muscle up until about 4 - 6 weeks of age, making them an ideal cross for just about any breed.


Blondes are noted for their lean, tender beef, high yielding carcasses and superior feed to gain conversions in the feedlot.

The Canadian Blonde d'Aquitaine Association was incorporated under the Live Stock Pedigree Act on July 15, 1970.