Curtis Kratz was elected to the 2006 PFB Board of Directors
at the annual meeting in November 2005.
Mr. Kratz works as a consultant
of environmental and governmental business affairs effecting farmers, utilizing his past experience of 24 years as a self-employed dairy farmer
in Souderton, PA
He is currently affiliated with the following
organizations outside of Farm Bureau:
- PA Council for Farm Organization
- PA Ag Law Center at Dickinson Univ.
- Montgomery Co. Conservation
Dist. Bd.
- Franconia Township Supervisor Franconia Township Ag Security
Rep
- Phila. Society for Promoting Ag
- Indian Valley Chamber - Leg.
Comm. Memr.
- Senate appointment to 17 member Citizens Advisory Council
to PA Dept. of Env. Protection
- County Farm Preservation Chairman
Kratz worked in collaboration with
DEP to help with research and development of the Agriculture Residuals
Manual for Food Processors, which was recognized with the National
Agriculture Engineering Award.
Mr. Kratz is the past Montgomery County Farm Bureau president,
a current PFB board director, past president of the PA Council of
Farm Organizations, and past Board Member of the Penn State Ag
Council.
His goals for the future of farming are to work as a liaison
between agriculture-related organizations and crucial stakeholders. |