FCC KNOWLEDGE PODCAST - TALKING FARM AND FOOD - Episode 11: "I married a farmer: Choosing a life in agriculture"

FCC KNOWLEDGE PODCAST - TALKING FARM AND FOOD - Episode 11: "I married a farmer: Choosing a life in agriculture"

In this episode, Sherri Pauls shares her experiences of marrying into agriculture and how resiliency, regular farm meetings and humour helped her along the way.

Sherri Pauls is a farmer from Southern Manitoba – but you might know her better from her hilarious take on farm life on Instagram as The Ginger Mom. She married into agriculture 17 years ago – and that can take some adjusting to.

In this episode, Sherri and Marty explore making that transition into farm life, the family dynamics that go with it and how resiliency, regular farm meetings and open communication — and of course, humour — are key to making their business a success.




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View the Episode Transcript

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Episode Resources

Follow Sherri on Instagram and tiktok @theg_mom
For more on family meetings read: Regular farm meetings strengthen communication

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Show Guest

Sherri Pauls
Canadian Grain Farmer | Closet Comedian



Sherri  is a grain farmer in Southern Manitoba with her husband and two beautiful girls.  Sherri also enjoys crafting and crocheting.  

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FCC Knowledge: Talking Farm and Food

Agriculture is not only a way of life, it’s a business. Talking Farm and Food is a monthly podcast that highlights the stories and experiences of farm business entrepreneurs and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.

Join us as we talk to Canadian producers about their lives, their businesses, and the farm management topics you care about. If you’re looking for advice on money and finance, transition, managing people, strategy, leadership and more, this is the podcast for you.

Presented by AgExpert. Software designed for Canadian agriculture.

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