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Swift Current Regional Office

Shannon Chant, PAg, Crops Extension Specialist

Shannon Chant
Shannon is passionate about assisting producers faced with challenges and the agriculture industry. She provides practical, science-based information on annual crop variety selection, integrated pest management, including disease and herbicide resistant weed concerns and crop production and rotation. Shannon has 13 years of experience in crops extension in Saskatchewan and has an master of science in agriculture from the University of Saskatchewan.

Trevor Lennox, PAg, Range Management Extension Specialist

Trevor Lennox
Trevor holds a master of agriculture in range management from the University of Alberta and a bachelor of science in agriculture from the University of Saskatchewan. In the past, Trevor has worked as an extension agrologist in Shaunavon and as a range technician with the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration (PFRA). Trevor is interested in ways to maximize long-term production of native forages. His ongoing projects include seeding both tame and native forage species, as well as fertility and weed control projects.

Jordan Johnson, MSc, AAg, Livestock and Feed Extension Specialist 

Jordan Johnson
Jordan enjoys working with producers on implementing practical feeding programs and management strategies to improve their operations sustainability.  As a livestock and feed extension specialist, Jordan assists producers with questions regarding nutrition, water quality and nutrient management. Jordan has 10 years of experience in the livestock industry, most recently working in research and extension focused primarily on ruminant nutrition and physiology. She has her bachelor of science in animal bioscience and master of science in animal science focused on ruminant nutrition from the University of Saskatchewan.

Austin Baron, PAg, Agri-Environmental Specialist

Austin Baron
Austin is passionate about helping producers improve long term sustainability on their operations. As an agri-environmental specialist, Austin works with farmers and ranchers to implement environmental best management practices on their operations, such as converting marginal land to perennial forage and cross-fencing to better manage native prairie. Austin has a bachelor of science in agriculture from the University of Saskatchewan, with a major in renewable resource management and a minor in soil science.

Alanna Jonson, PAg, Agri-Environmental Specialist

Alanna Jonson
Alanna is passionate about assisting producers to improve the resiliency of their operation and the environment. As an agri-environmental specialist, Alanna works with producers to implement environmental best management practices, such as converting marginal land to perennial forage and cross-fencing to better manage riparian areas. Her experience includes working with agri-environmental programs, managing invasive weeds and rangeland management. Alanna holds a land and water resources diploma from Olds College, bachelor of science in agriculture and a masters of sustainable environmental management from the University of Saskatchewan.

Jason Falk, BSc, Agriculture Program Specialist

Jason Falk
Jason is passionate about helping farmers improve their operations and promoting sustainable agriculture. With previous experience in sales, Jason gained valuable insights into the daily challenges faced by farmers. This experience solidified his commitment to supporting producers. Jason is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of farming communities. He collaborates with producers and stakeholders to address their unique needs and challenges, advocating for sound agricultural practices. His goal is to contribute to the prosperity of the industry and emphasize its vital role in society. Jason holds a degree in agribusiness from the University of Saskatchewan.

Victoria Stenberg, Administrative Assistant

Victoria Stenberg
Victoria brings with her a combination of on the farm experience and office management. She enjoys all aspects of engaging with the public and providing excellent customer service as well as support to the specialists and Lands Branch at our location. She has previous experience as an office administrator with certification in office administration.

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