Korb along with his 3 children and parents, Bruce and Deborah, farm in Wellington County in Ontario. Korb is the 7th generation to farm where his ancestors from England settled in 1845. They currently milk 160 cows with an external rotary parlour on 475 acres at Clovermead Farms. They produce all their own feed and cash crop any surplus. In 2014, they were the winners of the DFC Sustainability Award for their efforts over three generations to meet the three pillars of sustainability. The environment, financial and community all factor strongly in this farm’s success. Korb is the chair of the Lactanet Board of directors, a director for Cornerstone Renewables Inc. and Cornerstone Carbon. He is mostly kept busy with his three children's soccer, hockey, figure skating, track, music and cadets. He enjoys travelling and playing hockey in his spare time and loves nothing more than playing the guitar and singing around the campfire with his family and friends. Korb graduated from McMaster University with a degree in Civil Engineering, and after graduation spent a year working for Environment Canada at the BAPMoN (Background Atmospheric Pollution Monitoring Network) laboratory in Alert at the Northern tip of Elsmere Island. Korb continued as an engineer for 3 more years travelling to New Zealand for a year working in the dairy industry and through Europe. He came home to farm in 2000.

Dr. Shari van de Pol is a veterinarian, engineer, and Founder & CEO of CATTLEytics Inc., a dairy technology company helping farms turn everyday data into clear, practical decisions while better organizing work, teams, and accountability. CATTLEytics digitally twins dairy operations by connecting cows, staff, schedules, time clocks, tasks, and data into one operational system — improving animal health, labour efficiency, and profitability without adding workload. With a background in Computer Engineering (McMaster University) and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (Ontario Veterinary College), Shari has unique expertise building data models and AI-driven systems that translate complex biological and operational data into actionable on-farm insights. At CATTLEytics, this includes developing predictive health, reproduction, and performance models that help teams see risk earlier, prioritize work, and close the gap between plans and execution. Her work has been recognized across North America with awards including RBC Innovation Award, Tech for Good, COFS Innovation & Farmer’s Choice, and WCT Entrepreneur of the Year. Today, CATTLEytics is used by progressive dairies across North America to bring consistency to daily management and clarity to long-term decisions."