Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame

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I highly encourage you to check out some of the interviews that I've been doing with the 2026 class of the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame.

This week on the Real Ag Radio podcast, it was Tuesday's episode, I posted my interview with Ken Forth, who is somebody that's from Ontario, highly involved in the Ontario blueberry industry, but even where he really made his mark was was in terms of really driving some of the policies around temporary foreign workers and agriculture.

And I've got an upcoming one with Brian Rossenagle, no stranger to Western Canadian agriculture when it comes to plant breeding.

The number of barley and old varieties that Brian and his team played a part in and just adding new genetics to to Western Canadian agriculture, just what a career.

And no stranger to the Carbon Development Centre in Saskatchewan, Dr. Brian Rossenagle, definitely somebody that is very well deserving of being a member of the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame.

So check out that interview coming out shortly.

A bit of news this week.

We've got a special treat for you here today.

We'll be talking to one of the inductees into the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame.

We also have Ken Forth.

We also have a product spotlight today with Mazex.

If you have any feedback on today's show, I'd love to hear from you.

You can send me an email, shaney at realagriculture.com. You can also call or text the Real Ag Feedback line, 855-776-6147.

Sean Haney here with realagriculture.com and we are really excited again this year to be interviewing members of the class of the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame for 2026 and we're joined right now by Ken Forth.

Ken, how are you doing? I'm