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The Charolais Banner is the longest running European beef breed magazine in Canada and the official publication of the Canadian Charolais Association. They publish five printed issues each year and run a digital community, both working in tandem to keep readers connected and effective in their operations through up-to-date news and producer resources specifically tailored for the Charolais breed.
first mention of “white cattle in France”
relocation of part of the white herd to the “Nivearnais” region by Claude Mathieu – name of these cattle called “Nivernais”
Count Charoles de Bouille establishes the registry of “Nivernais” breed – first Charolais herd book established.
”Nivernais” and “Charolais” herd book merged and “Herd Book Charolais” became established.
Export Syndicate headed by General Marquis de LeGuiche shipped 45 Charolais to Brazil and Uruguay
first of a total of 37 head in 3 shipments (1930, 1931 & 1937) imported into Mexico by Jean Pugibet, General Trevino and Colonel Dan Breen.
“American Charolaise Breeders Association” was formed by Joe and William Pate, Red W. Turner and Harl R. Thomas.
“The American Charbray Breeders Association” came into being.
”Miss Lin” registered in the “American Charollaise Breeders Association” – the first Charolais animal registered in the U.S.
Entire Mexican herd smuggle into US
Max and Wayne Malmberg imports Charolais bull into Canada
Mexican Charolais herd returned to Mexico from U.S. and purchased by M.S. (Max) Michaelis, Jr.
The Charolais Banner is the longest running European beef breed magazine in Canada and the official publication of the Canadian Charolais Association. We publish five printed issues each year and run a digital community, both working in tandem to keep our readers connected and effective in their operations through up-to-date news and producer resources specifically tailored for the Charolais breed.
