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New Jersey Department of Agriculture New Jersey Department of Agriculture New Jersey State Board of Agriculture P.O. Box 330 Trenton, NJ 08625 President Mary Jo Herbert (609) 737-9131 1154 Bear Tavern Road, Titusville, NJ 08560 Vice President Noble F. McNaughton (609) 268-0452 1130 Old Indian Mills Road, Tabernacle, NJ 08088 Member Milton "Woody" Eachus (856) 769-2398 1415 Route 40, Pilesgrove, NJ 08098 Member William V. Griffin (732) 821-1483 340 Plainsboro Road, Plainsboro, NJ 08536 Member David T. Sheppard, Jr. (856) 447-4332 526 Sayres Neck Road, Cedarville, NJ 08311 Member Robert "Matty" Matarazzo (908) 475-3671 10 Doe Hollow Lane, Belvidere, NJ 07823 Member William S. Randolph ( [email protected] ) (908) 359-2471 20 Boulder Brook Court, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 Office of the Secretary Secretary of Agriculture Charles M. Kuperus ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-3976 Legislative Liaison Nancee May (609) 292-8898 Coordinator Of Ag. Development Joan M. Elliott ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-8897 Executive Secretary/Office Mary Tovar ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-3976 Manager Office of Operations Chief of Operations Louis A. Bruni ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-6931 Human Resources Management Linda Krajain ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5517 Information Technology Services Jayanthi Vilayanur ( [email protected] ) (609) 341-3248 Fiscal Services Charlie Toleno ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5490 Administrative Services Andrew Hamilton ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5674 Facilities Douglas Eldridge ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-1422 - 1 - New Jersey Department of Agriculture Division of Agricultural and Natural Resources Division Director Monique Purcell ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5532 Coor., Aquaculture & Fisheries Linda J. O'Dierno ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-6757 Aquaculture Dev Specialist Joseph J. Myers ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2502 Coord., Soil & Water Jim Sadley ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5540 Conservation Section Chief Hunter K. Birckhead ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5540 Agricultural Water Specialist M. Ferdows Ali ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5540 Program Leader Ag. Nancy J. Trivette ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-4956 Education/F.F.A. State Advisor Conservation Cost Share Timothy Fekete ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5540 Farmland Cost Share Program Richard Belcher ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5540 Watershed Activities John Showler ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5540 Soil Erosion Specialist Frank Minch ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5540 Agricultural Resource Specialist Roberta Lang ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-2242 Division of Animal Health Division Director Nancy E. Halpern, DVM ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-3965 Assistant Director, Field Ops Vacant (609) 292-4683 Assistant Director, Laboratory Vacant (609) 292-4683 Division of Food and Nutrition Division Director Emma Davis-Kovacs ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-0692 Coordinator of Child Care/Family Tanya D. Johnson ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-1250 Day/Adult Coord. of Financial/Adm Services Elizabeth F. Walsh ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-1439 Bureau Chief - Food Distribution Vacant (609) 292-4683 TEFAP Vacant (609) 292-4683 Food Processors Section Philip J. Gambutti ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-8344 Supervising Accountant Kory Burtnett ( [email protected] ) (609) 777-0537 Division of Marketing and Development Division Director Alfred Murray ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2234 Chief - Market Dev. & Promo Ronald Good ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2278 Market News And Cooperatives Lynn Coffin ( [email protected] ) (856) 453-3870 Secretary - Equine Advisory Lynn Mathews ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-2888 Board Inspection And Grading Larry Hardwick ( [email protected] ) (856) 453-3870 Chief - Agricultural Chemistry David Teh Shang ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-8421 Licensing And Bonding Anne Marie Ference ( [email protected] ) (609) 777-0098 Dairy Program Dan Wunderlich ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-6382 Sire Stakes Program Christopher Castens ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-8830 Economic Development Robert H. Bruch ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2503 Export Development Logan Brown ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-8856 Organic Certification Erich Bremer ( [email protected] ) (604) 633-1738 - 2 - New Jersey Department of Agriculture Division of Plant Industry Division Director Carl P. Schulze, Jr. ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5441 Chief - Plant Pest & Disease Ctrl Joseph W. Zoltowski ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5442 Seed Certification & Control Floyd A. Yoder ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5443 Plant Laboratory Services Glenn W. Freeman ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-5484 Pest Detection Saul Vaiciunas ( [email protected] ) (609) 633-7976 Plant Protection Thomas B. Denholm ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-6590 Beneficial Insect Lab Manager Daniel J. Palmer ( [email protected] ) (609) 530-4192 Bio-Control Field Coordinator Mark Mayer ( [email protected] ) (609) 530-4192 New Jersey Agricultural Statistics Service (Cooperative Program: U.S.D.A., N.A.S.S.) (609) 292-6385 Director Troy Joshua ( [email protected] ) Deputy Director Steve Peterson ( [email protected] ) State Agriculture Development Committee (Farmland Preservation Program) Chairperson Charles M. Kuperus ( [email protected] ) Ex-Officio Member Bradley I. Abelow Ex-Officio Member Lisa P. Jackson Ex-Officio Member Susan Bass Levin Ex-Officio Member Robert M. Goodman ( [email protected] ) Farm Member Peter C. Bylone, Sr ( [email protected] ) Farm Member Andrew Borisuk, Jr. Farm Member Gary B. Mount State Agriculture Development Committee Staff URL: www.state.nj.us/agriculture/sadc/sadc Executive Director Susan E. Craft ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-7988 Deputy Executive Director Robert J. Baumley ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-4702 Chief Of Legal Affairs Marci D. Green, Esq. ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2504 Chief of Acquisitions Heidi Winzinger ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-4702 Stewardship Manager Charles Roohr ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2504 Communications Manager Hope Gruzlovic ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2504 State Acquisition Manager Timothy Brill ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2504 State Acquisition Manager Daniel L. Knox ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2504 Fiscal Manager Bryan Lofberg ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2504 Appraiser Manager Paul A. Burns ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2504 G I S Coordinator Frederick Douthitt ( [email protected] ) (609) 984-2504 - 3 - New Jersey Department of Agriculture State Transfer of Development Rights Bank Board P.O. Box 330 Trenton, NJ 08625 (609) 984-2504 Executive Director Susan E. Craft ( [email protected] ) (609) 292-7988 - 4 - County Board of Agriculture and Allied County Organizations Atlantic County Atlantic County Board Of Agriculture 6260 Old Harding Highway Mays Landing, NJ 08360 (609) 625-0056 Fax (609) 625-3646 President Robert Fenton ( [email protected] ) (609) 965-4607 Vice President Ronald Fisher (609) 625-0056 Treasurer Monroe E. Fraleigh (609) 625-0056 Atlantic County Agriculture Development Board 6260 Old Harding Highway Mays Landing, NJ 08330 (609) 625-3144 Fax (609) 625-7360 Chairperson Jerry DeFiccio Administrator Dominick Cassetta ( [email protected] ) Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Atlantic County 6260 Old Harding Highway Mays Landing, NJ 08330 (609) 625-0056 Fax (609) 625-3646 URL: aclink.org/rce-atlantic Extension Dept. Head/Agent Richard VanVranken ( [email protected] ) County Agricultural Agent Gary C. Pavlis ( [email protected] ) County 4-H Agent Deborah L. Cole ( [email protected] ) Program Associate, 4-H Susan L. Makres ( [email protected] ) Prog. Assoc., Tree Fruit IPM Eugene Rizio ( [email protected] ) Program Associate, Horticulture Mona Bawgus ( [email protected] ) Program Associate, Ornamental Jenny S. Carleo ( [email protected] ) - 5 - County Board of Agriculture and Allied County Organizations Atlantic County Cape-Atlantic Conservation District 6260 Old Harding Highway Mays Landing, NJ 08330 (609) 625-3144 Fax (609) 625-7360 URL: www.capeatlantic.org District Chairperson Raymond Mueller ( [email protected] ) (609) 641-1965 District Manager Dominick Cassetta ( [email protected] ) (609) 625-3144 NRCS District Conservationist Marybeth Sorrentino (856) 205-1225 Farm Service Agency (Atlantic-Cape May-Cumberland) 1317 South Main Road Bldg. 3, Vineland, NJ 08360 (856) 205-1225 Fax (856) 205-0691 URL: www.fsa.usda.gov/nj Farm Loan Manager Robert R. Maxwell ( [email protected] ) County Executive Director Angela Andreoli ( [email protected] ) Atlantic Pomona Grange No. 15 911 W. Clarks Landing Road Egg Harbor, NJ 08215 Master Albert Schollenberger (609) 965-0283 911 W. Clarks Landing Road, Egg Harbor, NJ 08215 Secretary May Schollenberger (609) 965-0283 911 W Clarks Landing Rd, Egg Harbor,
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