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Net worth: 75 000 $ as of 31/05/2026
Brad Orr is currently a Director at Replenish Nutrients Holding Corp.
Formerly, Mr. Orr was Chairman at Cleanfarms Inc, President & National Sales Director at Dow AgroSciences Canada, Inc., and Director at CropLife Canada.
Mr. Orr completed undergraduate studies at the University of Manitoba.
| Company | Date | Number of shares | Valuation | Valuation date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09/03/2026 | 750,000 ( 0.47% ) | 75 000 $ | 31/05/2026 |
| Companies | Position | Start |
|---|---|---|
| REPLENISH NUTRIENTS HOLDING CORP. | Director/Board Member | - |
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Cleanfarms Inc
 Cleanfarms Inc Cleanfarms Inc is a Canadian non-profit environmental stewardship organization focused on agricultural waste management and resource recovery. The private company is based in Etobicoke, Canada. The Canadian company collaborates with industry members, government, agri-retailers, municipalities, and farmers to develop and deliver stewardship programs for the crop protection industry, including manufacturers and retailers of pesticides, fertilizers, seeds, and livestock medications. Cleanfarms operates comprehensive recycling programs that collect and recycle various agricultural plastics and products, such as pesticide and fertilizer containers, bulk drums and totes, seed and pesticide bags, grain bags, baler twine, silage plastics, bale wrap, bunker covers, maple tubing, and unwanted or outdated pesticides and animal health medications. These programs are adapted to provincial regulations and supported by extensive networks of collection sites across Canada, as well as online tools for site finding and dealer pickup requests. Cleanfarms also conducts pilot projects to refine recycling methods and provides educational resources, guidelines, and free collection bags to aid proper recycling. The organization engages in research and promotion of extended producer responsibility obligations, aligning with government plans to reduce agricultural plastic waste and enhance sustainability. | Chairman | - |
CropLife Canada
 CropLife Canada Chemicals: AgriculturalProcess Industries Manufactures plant biotechnology, pesticides and herbicides for agriculture and urban use | Director/Board Member | - |
Dow AgroSciences Canada, Inc.
 Dow AgroSciences Canada, Inc. Chemicals: AgriculturalProcess Industries Provides pesticides and biotechnology fertilizers | President | - |
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Replenish Nutrients Holding Corp.
 Replenish Nutrients Holding Corp. Alternative Power GenerationUtilities Generates and distributes wind electric power | Utilities |
University of Manitoba
 University of Manitoba Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Dow AgroSciences Canada, Inc.
Dow AgroSciences Canada, Inc. Chemicals: AgriculturalProcess Industries Provides pesticides and biotechnology fertilizers | Process Industries |
CropLife Canada
CropLife Canada Chemicals: AgriculturalProcess Industries Manufactures plant biotechnology, pesticides and herbicides for agriculture and urban use | Process Industries |
Cleanfarms Inc
Cleanfarms Inc Cleanfarms Inc is a Canadian non-profit environmental stewardship organization focused on agricultural waste management and resource recovery. The private company is based in Etobicoke, Canada. The Canadian company collaborates with industry members, government, agri-retailers, municipalities, and farmers to develop and deliver stewardship programs for the crop protection industry, including manufacturers and retailers of pesticides, fertilizers, seeds, and livestock medications. Cleanfarms operates comprehensive recycling programs that collect and recycle various agricultural plastics and products, such as pesticide and fertilizer containers, bulk drums and totes, seed and pesticide bags, grain bags, baler twine, silage plastics, bale wrap, bunker covers, maple tubing, and unwanted or outdated pesticides and animal health medications. These programs are adapted to provincial regulations and supported by extensive networks of collection sites across Canada, as well as online tools for site finding and dealer pickup requests. Cleanfarms also conducts pilot projects to refine recycling methods and provides educational resources, guidelines, and free collection bags to aid proper recycling. The organization engages in research and promotion of extended producer responsibility obligations, aligning with government plans to reduce agricultural plastic waste and enhance sustainability. |
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