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Lorrie Boyer

Lorrie Boyer

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Farm Director and Morning Show Host, KSIR-AM (Brush, CO)

Denver

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Oregon and Washington wine country, wine tasting, California wine humor, events, Napa beverage tech,Wine, wine apps winemakers, Global wine news, auctions wine news, Sonoma, wine business

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Total articles 28

  • Protecting your brain from farm stress

    By Lorrie Boyer Verified| Successful Farming Verified “The brain drives what we do and protecting the brain should be a priority for all of us,” Certified Speaking Professional, Michelle Payne told participants of a recent AgriSafe Network webinar focused on farm stress. Payne works to help normalize stress as a part of agriculture. She strives to help people better understand the science of how our brain naturally responds to stress.

    By Lorrie Boyer Verified · Successful Farming

    Oct. 25, 2023

  • How to apply for USDA's Meat and Poultry Processing Expansion Program

    By Lorrie Boyer Verified| Successful Farming Verified The second and final round of USDA’s Meat and Poultry Processing Expansion Program (MPPEP) grant is open now through Nov. 22, 2023, for small-scale processors to expand processing capacity. For example, Virginia-based Shenandoah Valley Organics, LLC is using the $3.6 million that it received in the first round of grants to expand its processing capacity to meet consumer demand.

    By Lorrie Boyer Verified · Successful Farming

    Sep. 21, 2023

  • Protecting your brain from farm stress

    By Lorrie Boyer Verified| Successful Farming Verified “The brain drives what we do and protecting the brain should be a priority for all of us,” Certified Speaking Professional, Michelle Payne told participants of a recent AgriSafe Network webinar focused on farm stress. Payne works to help normalize stress as a part of agriculture. She strives to help people better understand the science of how our brain naturally responds to stress.

    By Lorrie Boyer Verified · Successful Farming

    Oct. 25, 2023

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KSIR-AM (Brush, CO)

Denver, United States