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Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers AGM

December 19, 2014  By Dave Harrison



Dec. 18, 2014, Leamington, Ont. — The Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers (OGVG) elected five directors to the board for the 2014 – 2015 year during their annual general meeting.

The voting resulted in five members being elected to the board of directors for a two-year term:

• James Cornies (Cornies Farms) – District 1.

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• Paul Mastronardi (Mastron Enterprises Limited) – District 1.

• Jim Slater (Sunsation Acres) – District 1.

• Jan VanderHout (Beverly Greenhouses) – District 2.

• Mike Vanderzwet (St. David’s Hydroponics) – District 2.

They will join the following five board members whose terms continue through to Oct. 31, 2015:

• Tony Coppola (Coppola Farms) – District 1.

• Jordan Kniaziew (Orangeline Farms) – District 1.

• Naunihal Gill (eNature Greenhouses) – District 2.

• Marco Hoogenboom (Hoogenboom Farms) – District 2.

• James Neven (Neven Produce) – District 2.

The following directors were elected to chair committees.

• Energy & Environmental Committee – Jan VanderHout (Beverly Greenhouses).

• Finance Committee – Naunihal Gill (eNature Greenhouses).

• Food Safety Committee – James Cornies (Cornies Farms).

• Marketing Committee – Jordan Kniaziew (Orangeline Farms).

• Research Committee – Marco Hoogenboom (Hoogenboom Farms).

ABOUT OGVG

The OGVG is a not-for-profit organization representing approximately 215 farmers who grow greenhouse tomato, cucumber and bell pepper crops in Ontario.
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The organization, formed in 1967, lobbies and conducts research on behalf of the Ontario greenhouse growers. OGVG also promotes greenhouse vegetables through various media and tradeshows.

For more information, visit www.ontariogreenhouse.com.


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