The Colorado Grain Chain is excited to announce that we have a new Membership Coordinator joining our team! 

Laura’s relationship with Colorado grain began on her family’s multigenerational dry land farm on the Eastern Plains. Raised within the rhythms of seeding, harvest, and rest, reverence for the land and its stewards informs her work as a grain advocate today. She has gone on to serve as manager at Moxie Feed & Seed in Boulder, as well as stone miller & project manager with Meadowlark Community Mill in Wisconsin’s Driftless Region. 

Her role in the Colorado Grain Chain is to understand and respond to the needs of its members, developing systems which serve and fortify its growing network. With experience serving every part of the grain chain, she is proud to participate in establishing strong market channels which remain regionally focused and communal in / with nature. In addition to her grain advocacy, Laura has 14 years of experience working with flowers, both in fields and studios, and studies psycho-spirituality for women’s wellbeing.

Over the next few months, Laura will be deeply "in-grained" in the work of the Colorado Grain Chain - seeking to connect with all of the members that have made the Colorado Grain Chain what it is today and can aspire to be into the years ahead!

As CGC's Membership Coordinator, her mission is to to renew & recruit members, expanding our network to include more Colorado farmers, middle producers, and consumers.

Laura will be reviewing the resources available to you as a Grain Chain member. We invite all past and current CGC Members to check out some of our current resources including: 

We’ll also be asking for your feedback as a member:

Our goal for the Membership Renewal and Recruitment project is to fortify and expand the network of our Grain Chain. Business Members are the foundation of our regional grain economy and we need your support to continue to connect Colorado grown grain with consumers.

Questions? Get connected with Laura@coloradograinchain.com