Alberta Grown Barley Helps ToolShed Brewery Change the Ru...

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From I-T military work in Afghanistan to brewing beer with Alberta-grown barley. How the quality of barley in Alberta helped brewing entrepreneur Graham Sherman get brewing regulations changed in the province, opening the door for so many. More on Sherman's unique journey from Afghanistan to being the founder of the highly successful Calgary-based Toolshed Brewery in this feature and at ruralrootscanada.com. This feature is powered by the Blue Book, Alberta's Crop Protection Guide.

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This episode was published on February 5, 2024.

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From I-T military work in Afghanistan to brewing beer with Alberta-grown barley. How the quality of barley in Alberta helped brewing entrepreneur Graham Sherman get brewing regulations changed in the province, opening the door for so many. More on...

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