Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel, farmer from Canada is a member of the Global Farmer Network. On this Real Ag Radio broadcast, she's talking about ag policy with a focus ...
As farmers on opposite sides of the globe, our lifestyles are polar opposites. As it relates to food habits, one of us is a carnivore from Canada and the other ...
Famers are seasoned weather trackers.
We check forecasts almost as often as meteorologists, wondering what’s in store for our crops. From rainfall to dry spell...
I haven't shaken the hand of a stranger, or a friend for that matter, in more than a year, and neither have a lot of other Canadians.
This may not seem like a ...
Global Farmer Network member Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel and other Canadian farmers tell the story of how your food is grown in this video produced by Grain Growers o...
From the Covid-19 pandemic and its stay-at-home orders to the protests over police brutality and all of their controversies, this year will go down as one of th...
Farmers like Global Farmer Network member Cherilyn Nagel, Canada are resilient even in trying times. Learn about the challenges facing the Nagel farm as they ar...
Around the world, farmers are doing everything they can to prevent the coronavirus crisis from becoming a hunger crisis. Global Farmer Network farmers Julio Spe...
?Physical distancing?? may be a new term for most people, but it pretty much describes a normal day on our farm in Saskatchewan. Here on the prairies we?re comp...
Raised on the Saskatchewan prairies, Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel and her husband David continue their love for the land while growing grains, pulses, oilseed crops, along with two daughters in Mossbank. Elected as the first female President for the Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association, Cherilyn challenged government policies that affected the business of agriculture and is a leader on issues that impact farmers on grain transportation, governance, trade and public trust. As board member for the Global Farmer Network, Cherilyn advocates for strong global trade relations and for farmers use of technological advancements. In 2021, Cherilyn was recognized as one of Canada's Top 50 People of Influence in Agriculture. Cherilyn was interviewed in the documentary 'License to Farm' where she encouraged other farmers to share their stories with the public, was featured with Canadian Chef Michael Smith in a video to promote lentils and featured in an episode of Canadian Better Living on the topic of pesticide use and promotion of plant biotechnology. Invited by the Mattel Toy company, Cherilyn was a mentor in the 'Barbie: You Can Be Anything Mentorship' program for young girls who dream of being a farmer.
