Reegan Charlton

Agricultural Extension: Experienced in conducting producer outreach, coordinating field tours, and delivering technical instruction, with the ability to translate complex soil and crop science concepts to encourage the adoption of sustainable farming practices.

Stewardship & Sustainable Agronomy: Hands-on experience in soil health, agronomy research, and regenerative agriculture across Ontario and Saskatchewan, with a strong understanding of environmental best management practices (BMPs) and experience communicating agricultural funding opportunities.

Stakeholder Engagement & Coordination: Proven ability to build trusted relationships with producers, researchers, and industry partners. Well-organized independent worker skilled at managing multiple project logistics, administrative tasks, and accurate record-keeping.

Agriculture Extension Specialist at Collective Impact Ag (2026-05 – Present)

• Plan and coordinate field tours for producers, industry professionals, and project partners to demonstrate outcomes from funded agricultural initiatives
• Engage with growers to communicate research findings, funding opportunities, and resources that support regenerative agriculture adoption
• Coordinate an agricultural equipment-lending program, helping producers access equipment required to trial and implement new practices
• Collect, manage, and analyze field data for regenerative agriculture research projects, ensuring accurate records and reliable project results
• Coordinate event logistics, participant communications, equipment availability, and stakeholder expectations for producer-focused programming
• Build relationships with producers and industry partners while increasing awareness of Collective Impact Ag's research, programs, and initiatives

Teaching Assistant at University of Saskatchewan (2026 – 2026)

EVSC203: Sampling & Laboratory Analysis - Chukwudi Amadi

• Set up and prepared laboratory equipment for soil and environmental experiments
• Lead and assist the laboratory portion of the course
• Review, evaluate, and provide feedback on students’ laboratory assignments and notebooks
• Answer students’ questions and explain lab concepts to further their understanding

Teaching Assistant at University of Saskatchewan (2025 – 2025)

AGRC111: Introduction to Plant and Soil Sciences - Chukwudi Amadi

• Led and assisted with the soil science laboratory portion of the course
• Reviewed and evaluated students’ laboratory assignments and examinations
• Provided feedback on students’ work to improve their skills and understanding
• Responded to students’ questions and concerns regarding course content to further their comprehension

Precision Agronomy Research Lead at NithField Agronomy and Research (2025 – 2025)

• Independent management of full season scouting program
• Utilized a scouting drone to ensure optimum yields and crop health
• Maintained and operated beta soil testing technology to develop new and innovative soil testing procedures
• Led and managed precision agronomy research projects to improve crop varieties
• Conducted field level GPS soil sampling to formulate variable rate fertilizer and seeding scripts
• Completed general maintenance of machinery, implements and upkeep of workspaces and the yard
• Operated various tractors and implements to conduct planting, spraying, fertilizing and harvesting for the growth of row crops
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to develop innovative agricultural solutions
• Analyzed field and research data to support improvements in crop yield and sustainability

Teaching Assistant at University of Saskatchewan (2025 – 2025)

AGRC113: Introduction to Agri Food Economics - Hayley Hesseln

• Reviewed and evaluated students’ writing assignments and examinations within a week of their due date
• Provided feedback on students’ work to improve their comprehension of the course material

Field Trial Technician at Black Creek Research Ltd. (2024 – 2024)

• Analysed crops, soil, fruit, etc. and reported observations
• Responsible for the accurate collection of data and record keeping
• Effectively planted, monitored and harvested crops
• Precisely weighed and measured, as well as applied or sprayed pesticides, treatments and chemicals
• Ensured trials were conducted in compliance to research protocols and standards
• Maintained clean and tidy workspaces to eliminate contamination and errors

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture in Environmental Science; Minor: Field Crop Production; Certificate: Sustainability – University of Saskatchewan (2027)