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Mark Nichols, Phil Bohl of Oklahoma Elected as State Producer Chairmen for National Cotton Council
Tue, 12 Feb 2019 16:05:53 CST
During the National Cotton Council's recent Annual Meeting in San Antonio, Texas, two Oklahoma cotton industry leaders were elected to serve as American Cotton Producers (ACP) State Producer Chairmen for 2019 Mark Nichols, Altus; and Phil Bohl, Faxon.
Shawn Holladay of Lubbock, Texas, was re-elected as chairman of the ACP for the NCC for 2019. Currently a NCC director, he previously chaired the ACP's Farm Policy Task Force and served on various other ACP and NCC committees and task forces.
Elected as an ACP vice chairman was Lee Cromley, Brooklet, Ga. Re-elected as vice chairmen were Jason Condrey of Lake Providence, La., and Dan Thelander of Maricopa, Arizona.
Elected as an ACP producer director was Neal Isbell, Muscle Shoals, Ala., representing the Southeast region. Re-elected as ACP producer directors were: Patrick Johnson of Tunica, Miss., representing the Mid-South; Doyle Schniers of San Angelo, Texas, representing the Southwest; and Mark McKean, Riverdale, Calif.; representing the Far West. Shawn Holladay, Lubbock, Texas, was re-elected to serve as the ACP's at-large director.
Serving as ACP state producer chairmen in 2019 aside from Nichols and Bohl, will be:
Alabama Nick McMichen, Centre; and Ricky Wiggins, Andalusia; Arizona Gregory Wuertz, Casa Grande; and K.C. Gingg, Buckeye.
Arkansas Nathan Reed, Marianna; California Gary Martin, Firebaugh.
Florida Nick Marshall, Baker; Georgia Matt Coley, Vienna; and Chad Mathis, Jr., Arlington.
Kansas Kent Goyen, Pratt.
Louisiana Heath Herring and Russell Ratcliff, III, both of St. Joseph.
Mississippi Ted Kendall, IV, Bolton.
Missouri/Illinois Chris Porter, Essex, Mo.
New Mexico Dean Calvani, Carlsbad.
North Carolina Andrew Burleson, New London; and Rob Fleming, Jr., Zebulon.
South Carolina William Bull, Cameron; and Daniel Baxley, Dillon.
Tennessee/Kentucky John Lindamood, Tiptonville, Tenn.
Texas Richard Gaona, Roby; Craig Heinrich, Lubbock; and Toby Robertson, Corpus Christi.
Virginia James Ferguson, Emporia.
Source - National Cotton Council
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