Maine Department of Agriculture announces critical staff hires

The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry’s Bureau of Agriculture, Food and Rural Resources Director Nancy McBrady has introduced Ronda Steciuk as the brand new Animal Welfare Program director, Matthew Boucher because the bureau’s new soil scientist, Gus Nelson as The Emergency Food Assistance Program director, and Shane Bacon because the Maine Harness Racing Commission govt director, in line with a information launch from the Augusta-based bureau.

“Ronda, Matthew, Gus and Shane joining our team will help bolster the department’s capacity to meet the agriculture sector’s challenging problems, such as climate change, animal welfare and food insecurity,” stated McBrady. “These new leaders bring wide-ranging expertise and a commitment to support Maine’s rural and agricultural communities and deliver programming designed to solve the sector’s challenges.”

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