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The Barley Bin: Back to the Barley Board – with SaskBarley director Brent Johnson

Kristen Lepp July 13, 2022

We chat with Brent Johnson, who is in his final year of his second 4-year term as a SaskBarley director.

Brent has been active on the board, taking particular interest in feed barley, variety turnover, carbon and more. We talked about all of these topics and more, as well as Brent’s experiences on the board.

READ MORE: https://www.ruralrootscanada.com/the-barley-bin-e…eter-watts-cmbtc/

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