After being elected to the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, a provincial agricultural representative will use her skills on the national stage.
Jill Verwey, the president of Keystone Agricultural Producers will take over the role left vacant by Todd Lewis of Saskatchewan.
Verwey will serve as first vice-president, partnered with Stéphanie Levasseur of Quebec as second vice-president.
The CFA membership passed 18 resolutions on Wednesday covering a range of issues, including international trade, conservation, climate change, labour, rural infrastructure, crop protection, and risk management
