Sep 16, 2026 · 43 min · 14 segments
Chase Pagel shares her journey from farm tour storyteller to children's author, highlighting her books that celebrate agriculture and her innovative approach to education. Discover how her work is…
Chase PagelGuest
Amy EkelbergHost
Jim WrenHost
excited we have 51 county farm bureaus and roughly a thousand books going out and and we're excited i'm i'm it's neat to see on the cover something special from wisconsin so yeah this book can go anywhere and to have that on there and it's a great tribute to wisconsin farmers and and egg in the classroom here in wisconsin so
Yeah, I was very excited that I was able to participate in the Something Special from Wisconsin because it does, you know, I think it does make it a little bit more special and knowing that, you know, not only is, you know, the product, but, you know, the story, everything's pretty much from here in Wisconsin, so.
Yeah, we were able to also add a special badge for Egg in the Classroom as well, right? Yes.
The Book of the Year actually has a special badge just for the Egg in the Classroom program too, which is pretty cool.
Yeah, and the fun part is that book, pretty much all those farms are our neighbors.
And, you know, there was a lot of emotion in that book just because there was a lot of people that were able to participate in it.
You know, it's going to be a legacy for them as well that, hey, you know, this was our farm.
And, you know, even if it down the road isn't there anymore, it'll still be in book farm where, you know, their kids, kids, kids would know and be able to see what that farm either looked like or was like, you know.
allows kids to deep dive into something, but maybe sometimes it's not like their interest.
excited we have 51 county farm bureaus and roughly a thousand books going out and and we're excited i'm i'm it's neat to see on the cover something special from wisconsin so yeah this book can go anywhere and to have that on there and it's a great tribute to wisconsin farmers and and egg in the classroom here in wisconsin so
Yeah, I was very excited that I was able to participate in the Something Special from Wisconsin because it does, you know, I think it does make it a little bit more special and knowing that, you know, not only is, you know, the product, but, you know, the story, everything's pretty much from here in Wisconsin, so.
Yeah, we were able to also add a special badge for Egg in the Classroom as well, right? Yes.
The Book of the Year actually has a special badge just for the Egg in the Classroom program too, which is pretty cool.
Yeah, and the fun part is that book, pretty much all those farms are our neighbors.
And, you know, there was a lot of emotion in that book just because there was a lot of people that were able to participate in it.
You know, it's going to be a legacy for them as well that, hey, you know, this was our farm.
And, you know, even if it down the road isn't there anymore, it'll still be in book farm where, you know, their kids, kids, kids would know and be able to see what that farm either looked like or was like, you know.
allows kids to deep dive into something, but maybe sometimes it's not like their interest.
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