A Christian County farmer is among Governor Matt Bevin’s appointments to boards and commissions this week.
According to a release, Joseph Platt Sisk, of Hopkinsville, was appointed to the Agriculture Water Quality Authority. He will represent large agriculture operations and serve for a term expiring October 1, 2022.
The Agriculture Water Quality Authority is a multi-discipline peer group that evaluates, develops and improves best-management practices in conversation plans, compliance planes and forest stewardship management plans. The Authority also establishes statewide and regional agriculture water quality plans and promotes soil and water conversation activities that protect waters in the state from the adverse impacts of agriculture operations within Kentucky.
