Andrew Burgess of RB Organics and Peter Cornish of Loveden Estates will represent field vegetable growers, Derek Jarman of Proculture Plants will represent growers, Mark Komatsu of Oakfield Farm Products will represent mushroom growers, Teresa MacKay will represent industry employees and Morris May will represent small growers. All appointments are effective from February 1 and are for a three-year term.
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