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Two Elected To Cherry Marketing Board

July 8, 2025

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Two Elected To Cherry Marketing Board

The Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has certified the 2025 Wisconsin Cherry Board election results.

The Wisconsin Cherry Board is composed of five at-large members who are responsible for administering Wisconsin’s Cherry Marketing Order. The board oversees the collection and use of approximately $60,000 in assessment fees paid by Wisconsin cherry growers. This funding is used to support the cherry industry through research, education, and promotion of Wisconsin-grown cherries.

Chris Lautenbach of Fish Creek and Jim Seaquist of Ellison Bay began three-year terms as elected members of the board on July 1.

DATCP administers elections for Wisconsin commodity marketing boards. Learn more: https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/About_Us/MarketingBoards.aspx

Filed Under: Agribusiness, Commodities, Food Trends, News, Specialty Ag Products, Trade Tagged With: Chris Lautenbach, DATCP, Jim Seaquist, Wisconsin Cherry Board, Wisconsin Cherry Marketing Order, Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Trade and Consumer Protection

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