Bulls and females from all breeds competed in the prestigious event late Saturday afternoon at Canadian Western Agribition in Regina. Often described as the Super Bowl of the Canadian beef industry, the Beef Supreme is a true finale to the week at Agribition.

The Supreme Champion Bull was exhibited by KAY-R Land & Cattle from Waskatenau, Alberta and owned by KAY-R Land & Cattle and KFC Farms Limited. The bull was named Grand Champion at the Charolais show at Agribition and FarmFair International in Edmonton.

The Supreme Champion Female was the Agribition Grand Champion Simmental Female with Calf at Side. The entry was exhibited by Wheatland Cattle Company at Bienfait, Saskatchewan, and owned by Wheatland Cattle Co. , Michelson Land & Cattle and G2 Cattle Co.

The 2025 lineup included 103 head, representing 11 breeds from 15 qualifying shows across Canada, in addition to champions selected throughout Agribition’s own shows this week.

A total purse of $20,000 was awarded, with $10,000 going to both the Supreme Champion Bull and Supreme Champion Female.

The Supreme Champions were selected by a panel of five judges that were kept confidential until the moment they were introduced.  The judges were:

• Brett Wildman, Sangudo, AB 

• Justin VanDeWostyne, Benson, SK 

• Jan Ward, Sheridan, WY, USA 

• David Hobbs, Overland Park, KS, USA 

• Kelly Ashworth, Oungre, SK 

In addition to the people in attendance, the CN Supreme Show was viewed on livestream by more than 1,000 people around the world.

All of the entries can be viewed below and all photos were taken by Peter Scoular.