This summer at Ag in Motion 2026, AGI marked an important milestone: 30 years of helping move, store, condition and monitor the world's crops.
As part of the celebration in Saskatoon, AGI President & CEO Paul Brisebois joined Shaun Haney, host of RealAg Radio, for a conversation about the company's evolution from a Canadian equipment manufacturer into a global provider of agricultural infrastructure and technology solutions.

The discussion explores how AGI's success has been built on a simple principle: understanding customer challenges and developing practical solutions that help farmers, ag retailers, processors and commercial operators work more efficiently. From grain handling and storage to commodity movement and conditioning, Brisebois reflects on the role innovation has played in helping customers adapt to the changing demands of modern agriculture.
During the interview, Brisebois shares his perspective on AGI's legacy of engineering excellence, the growing need for high-capacity and high-efficiency infrastructure, and how the company continues to invest in products and technologies that help customers improve productivity while preparing for the future.
Thirty years after AGI's founding, the conversation also looks ahead. Brisebois discusses the opportunities facing agriculture, the importance of customer-driven innovation, and AGI's commitment to delivering the equipment, systems and expertise needed to support a growing global food system.
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Hear Paul Brisebois discuss AGI's 30-year journey, innovation in agricultural infrastructure and the future of grain handling and storage on RealAg Radio.
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