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St. Marys’ Scott Graham inducted into Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame

  • Jun 18
  • 1 min read
Egg and pullet producer Scott Graham of St. Marys, pictured second from the left, was inducted into the Agriculture Hall of Fame alongside Brian O’Connor of EastGen, Senator Rob Black, Dr. Helen Fisher and Percy Hodgetts.
Egg and pullet producer Scott Graham of St. Marys, pictured second from the left, was inducted into the Agriculture Hall of Fame alongside Brian O’Connor of EastGen, Senator Rob Black, Dr. Helen Fisher and Percy Hodgetts.

By Gary West

The Town of St. Marys can proudly celebrate one of its own after longtime agricultural leader Scott Graham was inducted into the Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame.

Graham, a well-known egg and pullet producer, community volunteer and longtime hockey player and coach, was among five individuals honoured during the prestigious induction ceremony held Sunday.

Many people throughout St. Marys, Perth County and Ontario’s agricultural community are familiar with Graham’s contributions to the egg industry and his dedication to advancing agriculture across the province.

As a former chair of Egg Farmers of Ontario, Graham played a significant leadership role in helping guide one of the province’s most important agricultural sectors.

He was inducted alongside fellow agricultural leaders Brian O’Connor of EastGen, Senator Rob Black, Dr. Helen Fisher and Percy Hodgetts.

The Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame recognizes individuals who have made outstanding and lasting contributions to agriculture in Ontario through leadership, innovation, education and service.

Graham’s induction reflects decades of commitment to the agricultural industry, his local community and the many organizations he has supported throughout his career.

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