Ball's service in the agriculture industry includes a stint as vice president of the New York State
Vegetable Growers Association.
The Ontario Fruit and
Vegetable Growers Association launched a search for the Most Innovative Service & Product among exhibitors at the 2013 Ontario Fruit & Vegetable Convention show held last month in Niagara Falls.
Bill is an active member of the vegetable industry and the local community, currently serving on
the Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria Executive Committee, a member of the Ausveg board, VFF Hort Committee, Board member of the East Gippsland Water Catchment Authority, Chair of the Mitchell River Catchment Agricultural Business Association, Chair of the Lindenow irrigators advisory committee, East Gippsland Food Cluster and previously as the President and Life Member of the Lindenow Football and Netball clubs, bringing a range of skills and insights to the AUSVEG Board.
Not exact matches
More than 500 organic operations, from organic fruit and
vegetable growers, grains and oilseed farmers, livestock and poultry producers, dairy farmers, organic processors, and food makers across 45 states, participated in a comprehensive farm bill survey conducted by the Organic Trade
Association.
FVIAC members represent the full breadth of the produce industry, including fruit and
vegetable growers, shippers, wholesalers and distributors, retailers and restauranteurs, industry trade
associations, importers and exporters, processors, foodservice suppliers, brokers, state departments of agriculture, farmers markets and food hubs, and the organic sector.
In addition, there are a number of marks across specific foods to look out for such as Quality Standard Beef and Lamb, Scottish Beef, Scottish Lamb, Welsh Beef, Welsh Lamb, Mutton Renaissance, Quality Bacon Standard, Quality Pork Standard, Quality Ham Standard, Specially Selected Pork, British Pig
Association, Great British Chicken, Quality British Turkey, Golden Turkey, The Lion Quality, Laid in Britain, OMSCo (Organic Milk Suppliers Co-operative) and Pasture Promise, as well as a range of fruit and
vegetable trade bodies from the Asparagus
Growers Association to The Watercress Alliance providing information on local sourcing and supply.
Dave Heylen, spokesman for the California Grocers
Association, concurred with Volpe and said that while prices for fruits — such as strawberries — and
vegetables produced in California are going up some, consumers in the Golden State may not be affected this year because stores can buy from
growers around the country.