103 Sheri Glazier: The Dirt Road Dietitian

Sheri Glazier is a registered dietitian, Oklahoma farmer’s wife, and owner of Dirt Road Dietitian, LLC.  She is passionate about making sense of the overwhelming world of nutrition and simplifying it into practical and sustainable solutions that work for you, in your environment and community.  She creates a safe space to ask vulnerable questions and make some sense of the nonsense.  She is tenured in on-farm meal deliveries, while balancing kids’ schedules, and making rural meal solutions a nourishing reality.

Recently, she was named Oklahoma’s Dietitian of the Year and awarded the Rising Star award from her Alma mater, the Oklahoma State University College of Education Human Sciences.

Sheri resides in rural NW Oklahoma with her husband Kyle and their two young children.

In this episode we discuss:

  • It is not one size fits all, you need to look at what works for you personally. 

  • Unfortunately there is not a quick solution, but those that are ready will do the work to change their lifestyle. 

  • Generational impact really influences how we see food and how we eat now. 

  • Possibility of long term effects for Farmers and Ranchers that are only eating a balanced meal in the evenings after a long day.

  • The difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist. 

    DirtRoadDietitian.com

    @DirtRoadDietitian

Jonathon Haralson

Jonathon Haralson, a sixth generation farmer by heritage, and he started farming his own operation from scratch in 2009.

Growing up, Jonathon’s family raised cattle, wheat, hay, and grew pecans. He grew up, alongside his brother, watching his Grandfather and Dad work from sun-up to sun-down on the family farm and grow yard. As time passed by, the market volatility became greater and the banking stress became greater, and Jonathon witnessed the fall of his family’s farming operation when he was just a child. He saw his dreams of continuing to build his family’s farming empire disappear as he watched his family’s equity and land auctioned off piece by piece. It’s something Jonathon never wanted to see happen to another family.

By the grace of God, Jonathon now educates farmers and ranchers about commodities, so they can spend more time out in the field and with their families.

https://youragempire.com
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