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USDA announces CBB Appointments

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Dec. 22, 2017 2 minutes read
USDA announces CBB Appointments

USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue announced the appointment of 27 members to the Cattlemen’s Beef Promotion and Research Board (CBB) on Dec. 20, 2017. Twenty-five of the appointees will serve three-year terms. Two appointees will serve the remaining one-year portion of vacant positions.

Members include:

• Bruce T. Jackson, Lockesburg, AR;

• J. Kent Bamford, Haxton, CO;

• Cliff W. Coddington, Bradenton, FL;

• Jared Brackett, Filer, ID;

• Phil Perry, Oskaloosa, KS;

• Trista Brown Priest, Satanta, KS;

• Ryan Miller, Bardstown, KY;

• Leon James, Hurdland, MO;

• Turk Stovall, Billings, MT;

• Katie Cooper, Willow Creek, MT;

• Bill Baldwin, Mitchell, NE;

• Jim Eschliman, Ericson, NE;

• Raymond Erbele, Streeter, ND;

• Blayne Arthur, Stillwater, OK;

• Jimmy Taylor, Cheyenne, OK;

• Dick McElhaney, Hookstown, PA;

• Bill Slovek, Philip, SD;

• Jackie White Means, Van Horn, TX;

• Jason Peeler, Floresville, TX;

• Michael Wayne White, Vernon, TX;

• Sean P. Jones, Massey, MD., Mid-Atlantic Unit;

• Rob Von Der Lieth, Copperopolis, CA, Southwest Unit;

• Laurie Bryant, Burke, VA, Importer;

• Rob Williams, Chase, MD, Importer;

• Jeffrey Isenmann, Rochester Hills, MI, Importer;

• Nicholas Brander, Wilmette, IL, Importer (one-year term); and

• Steven Hobbs, Larkspur, CO, Importer (one-year term).

“The Cattlemen’s Beef Board works to build demand for beef by helping to maintain and expand markets through their research, promotion, and information sharing efforts,” said Perdue. “Their work represents all segments of the beef industry and I know that the agricultural sector will be well served by them.”

The Cattlemen’s Beef Promotion and Research Board is composed of 99 members, all of whom are beef producers or importers of cattle, beef or beef products. The board is authorized by the Beef Promotion and Research Act of 1985. — WLJ

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