Several agriculture professionals have secured prominent positions in national farming and conservation organizations. The appointments include new leadership roles at the National Turkey Federation and National Association of Conservation Districts.
The agricultural industry has announced several key leadership changes across major national organizations. Christy Puffenbarger has been chosen to serve as the new chairwoman of the National Turkey Federation, taking the helm of the organization that represents turkey producers nationwide.
In other organizational news, the National Association of Conservation Districts’ board members have selected Mark Masters from Georgia to fill the role of president-elect for their conservation-focused association.
Meanwhile, CropLife America has brought on Frank Plescia to handle their state government relations as their new director. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has also expanded their team by adding Emma Johnston to serve as a senior agriculture adviser.
Additionally, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers has welcomed Kristina Aleksander to their staff, where she will manage policy communications for the trade organization.
Federal Judge Orders Montgomery County to Pay $1.4M to Parents
Massive Blazes Consume Nearly 850K Acres Across Kansas and Oklahoma
Danish Pharma Giant Strikes $2.1B Deal for New Oral Weight Loss Medications
Palestinian Company Selected to Build UAE-Funded Housing for Gaza Displaced