Ali Capper - ChairmanDirector of the British Hop Association, Member of the Hop Industry Committee and Chair of English Apples and Pears. | |
Derek Wilkinson - Vice ChairmanGrows spring onions for marketing to retailers through G’s and a number of other products including legumes and asparagus which are marketed to retailers via Wealmoor. | |
Charlie DunnTop fruit grower in Kent, producing apples, pears and plums. Former chair of the Under 40s club. | |
Phil PearsonThe Group Development Director for APS Produce, the largest supplier of British tomatoes in the UK, with glasshouse nurseries in Cheshire, Kent, the Isle of Wight, Elloughton and Teeside. | |
Tim EdwardsHardy nursery stock grower and supplier to the landscaping industry, based near Wolverhampton.UK representative on European Nurserymen’s Association. | |
Alex GodfreyChairman of the NFU Potato Forum. After training and working as an Accountant for several years in London and Sydney, alex moved back to north Lincolnshire and started working for the family farm. The farm produces potatoes, pigs, wheat, rape, sugar beet and vining peas. | |
Anthony SnellSoft fruit grower in Herefordshire, producing 1500 tonnes of strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and blackcurrants, both organically and conventionally. | |
David LongTop fruit and soft fruit grower at his 1500 acre family owned farm near Rochester, Kent producing pears, strawberries, arable crops and sheep. | |
Tim PapworthPotato, pea and dwarf beans grower in northeast Norfolk. Chairman of the NFU Potato Forum. | |
Trudie WebsterRuns a family business, a glasshouse salad growing and production facility in Lancashire. | |
Guy PoskittRoot vegetable grower in Yorkshire, producing more than 50,000 tonnes of carrots each year, as well as various other produce such as pumpkins, potatoes, swedes and parsnips. Guy was named Farmers Weekly Farmer of the Year in 2012. | |
Emily CliffFruit Manager at Lower Hope Fruit Ltd in Herefordshire, growing cherries, raspberries and apples, with a soft and stone fruit packhouse. Former Chairman of the Under 40s Fruit Growers fand member of the AHDB Tree Fruit Panel. | |
Martin EmmettDirector at Tristram Plants in West Sussex, Chairman of HTA Ornamentals Committee, and member of the Ornamental Horticulture Roundtable Group. | |
James AlcarazVice-chairman of BPOA. The British Protected Ornamentals Association represents the needs and aspirations of all ornamentals growers of British pot and bedding plants. In addition, under the Home Grown scheme, producers of fruit trees, cut flowers, perennials, hardy nursery stock, and Christmas Trees are represented nationally. |