Lac Ste. Anne County Activity Report 2019 Spring Activity Report | Page 15

SPRING 2019 ActivityLSAC
THE ASB CONSISTS OF THREE COUNTY COUNCILLORS AND
SIX MEMBERS-AT-LARGE CONSISTING OF AREA FARMERS
WITH THEIR BOOTS ON THE GROUND.
COUNCILLOR BOHNET, DIVISION 6
COUNCILLOR GIEBELHAUS, DIVISION 7
COUNCILLOR HOYDA, DIVISION 4
OWEN WILD KIRK WILDMAN BRUCE CHURCHILL
Owen grew up on a mixed cow-
calf and grain farm in Parkland
County, and currently farms out of
Darwell. His expertise lies in pasture
management, backgrounding, and
cow-calf production. Owen has
previous Agriculture Services Board
experience with Parkland County, as
well as other boards. Problem solving
and helping neighbours were the
biggest reasons Owen decided to
apply for the County’s ASB. The Wildman family moved to Lac
Ste. Anne County in 1974, so Kirk
has lived here nearly his entire life.
A proud Alberta beef producer, Kirk
currently farms south of Sangudo
with his wife and three children.
He has held several executive and
leadership positions with other
groups and organizations, including
serving as the past president of
the Canadian Angus Association.
Improving his local community
and staying up-to-date with
agricultural issues are large reasons
why Kirk joined the ASB. Together with his wife and three
children, Bruce has been ranching
in Lac Ste. Anne County since 1999;
presently running a commercial
angus cow-calf operation. Among
many others, Bruce has served on
the West-Central Forage Association
Board of Directors in the past.
As an avid proponent of community
service, and having the active role
of being a 4H parent, applying for
a seat on Lac Ste. Anne County’s
Agriculture Services Board was
a natural choice for Bruce.
Member-At-Large
Agricultural Service Board
Member-At-Large
Agricultural Service Board
Member-At-Large
Agricultural Service Board
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