Cleanfarms’ Barry Friesen Recognized for Building Leading Ag Stewardship Programs
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ETOBICOKE, Ontario, June 30, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The agricultural plant science industry has recognized Barry Friesen, executive director of Cleanfarms, for his long-standing dedication and commitment to agricultural stewardship, helping farmers across Canada manage farm plastic materials when they are no longer needed.
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- ETOBICOKE, Ontario, June 30, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The agricultural plant science industry has recognized Barry Friesen, executive director of Cleanfarms, for his long-standing dedication and commitment to agricultural stewardship, helping farmers across Canada manage farm plastic materials when they are no longer needed.
- CropLife Canada presented the Cam Davreux Stewardship Award to Friesen at an awards ceremony that took place in Ottawa, Ontario recently.
- Barry has been relentless in his efforts to increase participation in ag recycling programs and to help Canadian agriculture become more sustainable as it works towards a zero-plastic-waste strategy.
- Cleanfarms has developed into a world recognized ag stewardship organization that offers Canadian farmers sustainable options for managing farm-based packaging and ag products.