Originally from Alberta, Racquelle moved to Saskatchewan in 2010 and quickly immersed herself in the province’s agricultural landscape. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and a Master’s degree in Plant Sciences from the University of Saskatchewan, building a solid foundation in crop research and agronomy. She now serves as a Research Officer in the Plant Sciences Department’s Agronomic Crop Imaging lab, where she oversees a diverse portfolio of field research. Her work includes leading a six-year, multi-partner initiative focused on improving weed management in pulse systems, as well as advancing methodologies for on-farm experimentation. Committed to connecting science with practice, Racquelle brings together field agronomy, remote sensing technologies, and collaborative research networks to develop practical solutions that support producers.