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AGENDAWASHINGTON STATE POTATO COMMISSIONEXECUTIVE COMMITTEEWednesday, February 16, 2022, 9:00AMWSPC Office, Moses Lake, WAAGENDA ITEMTIMEPlease note: All listed times are estimates only and the Committee reserves the right to move agenda items as needed.I.Call to Order – Heath Gimmestad, Chair9:00 AMA.Roll Call of Committee Members –Mark Hammer, Chris Olsen, Heath Gimmestad, Grant Morris, Kraig Knutzen, Albert StahlB.Introduction of guestsII.Approval of MinutesA.12/8/2021 Executive Committee Minutes(2-4)III.Finance Committee ReportINFORMATIONA.YTD Budget(5-13)B.Credit card statements for December, January (packets available for review)C.Disbursements for December, January, (14-17)D.Investment Summary(18)IV.Operations updateA.Collections(19)B.Review Quarterly Agenda(20-21)C.Objectives/Strategies for Each CommitteeD.WSPC Budget Development for 2022-23(22-29)E.Special Meeting to Approve Research ProjectsF.Reserve Account RecommendationsG.PMVI Employee/Variety OwnershipV.Commission issues updateA.Ag Overtime UpdateB.Snake River DamsC.Salmon BuffersD.Responding to Mis-InformationE.Other Issues (if necessary)VI.Executive sessionVII.Other BusinessVIII.Adjourn(if IONDISCUSSIONDISCUSSION
Washington State Potato CommissionExecutive Committee MeetingDavenport Grant Hotel, Spokane WABirch BallroomWednesday December 8, 2021, 9:00AMCall to Order and Roll Call- Chair Heath Gimmestad called the meeting to order at 9:02am and gave theroll call. Attending the meeting were Heath Gimmestad, Chris Olsen, Mark Hammer, Grant Morris, KraigKnutzen and Albert Stahl. Staff attending included Chris Voigt, Brandy Tucker, Matt Harris, MatthewBlua, Angie Griffith, and Tressa Radach as recorder. A quorum was declared present. There were noguests.Approval of Minutes- The minutes from the 9-1-21 Executive meeting were presented for approval.Action: Grant Morris moved that the meetings from the 9-1-21 Executive meeting beapproved as written. Mark Hammer seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.Finance Committee Report:YTD Budget- Chris reviewed the 2021-2022 budget. We have collected 1,459,055.70 in assessmentsthis year. We are currently operating in the black. There is a credit in the staff training line item due to areimbursement on Angie’s old credit card. We just completed our annual financial review. Mike Harrisonwill be giving a report on the review at the Quarterly meeting tomorrow. We will have our usual stateaudit this spring as well as a commodity commission performance audit. The budgets are tracking well.Our biggest expense in MIA is the Ag Communications/WA Grown account. We have spent just over208k out of that line item. Grant Morris suggested looking at International Fresh promotions in thefuture. Grant also suggested sponsoring the NPC Expo if we have leftover funds in the NPC Expo lineitems. He suspects that they will need the funds due to another scaled back Expo event.Grant asked how long our contract is with groups like the Russel group and Mark/Diana? Chris statedthey are year-long contracts. Grant asked if we should expect their rates to increase next year due toinflation? The group agreed to consider this if approached by our contractors.Investments/Reserves- Chris reviewed the investment summary. We had a few investments mature.We are looking into a few different options for reinvestment. We have just over 4 million dollars ininvestments.Operations Update:Collections- Chris reviewed the collections report. The collections are looking good. We have one groupin the 90 days past due column. We expect to collect that 20k soon.2
Review Quarterly Agenda- Chris reviewed the Quarterly agenda. Marvin Wollman will be unable toattend. Chris Olsen asked if we could begin coordinating our meetings with the Potatoes USA meetingschedule? It is difficult for people to attend both meetings/choose between meetings. We will do that.Day 2 of the Quarterly meeting will begin at 8am. We will approve our PVMI representative, look at theBob Thornton Fellowship, our funding commitment for Washington Grown and the Amazon OTTeducational commercials.Chris asked if there were any changes the group would like to see made to the Quarterly agenda?After some discussion the group agreed to keep the agenda as presented.ACTION: Mark Hammer moved to accept the Quarterly agenda as presented. Grant Morrisseconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.Status of WSPC Reserve Policy- Chris reviewed the status of the reserve account policy. We are hopingto create this policy as a guideline to create funding levels for emergencies, revenue shortfalls, andspecial projects. We would like to create two different accounts-an emergency fund and a specialprojects reserve account. The emergency fund will be used for “all hands-on deck” issues such as themarket shutting down due to pests, dam breaching or a shortfall in revenue. The special projects reserveaccount will be used for short term special projects such as start up funds for a researcher or a socialmedia campaign. Any funds beyond that would be considered for enhanced WSPC programs to betterserve the growers.The goal is to always tap into the special projects reserve account before dipping into the emergencyfund. There would be minimums and maximums for each account.The group came to the consensus that the policy needs to be black and white. For example “we will” or “we won’t” Grant Morris stated that the reason for this account is to promote the spending of the reserve funds, sothe commission is utilizing grower dollars.The group came to the consensus that we need to define the separate accounts before presenting theidea to the full commission. Before voting on specific numbers the group needs a clear definition of eachaccount and what they will be used for. After some discussion the subcommittee is going to revisit thisissue later.The group decided that at the Quarterly meeting we will discuss ways to effectively spend the money inour reserve account to benefit the growers rather than looking at changing the policy.3
WSPC Budget Development for 2022-2023- Chris asked the group what kind of budget they would liketo see the Commission create for 2022-2023?Grant stated that everything we know we will be spending money on in the FY should be included in thebudget. Chris stated that is what we currently do and will continue to do so.Commission issues updateStatus of New Potato Wart Find on PEI- Chris gave an update on Potato Wart on PEI. Each year there ismore wart found than the previous year. This is causing some concern. The US government has shutdown Canadian exports from PEI. Chris is going to provide the group with more technical information onPotato Wart as this national issue will continue for many years.Potato Day/Ag Activities for Legislative Session- Chris stated that there will be a hybrid legislativesession this year. Chris asked the group for some input on how to handle Potato Day this year. Chrisstated that we can host another virtual cooking event, or we can host something off-site at Mark andDiana’s office. Chris Olsen asked Matt if he believes people would be willing to visit the off-site location?Matt stated it is 2-3 blocks away, he believes people would attend. Matt stated that any extra food canbe donated to the local food banks.The group came to the consensus that whatever Mark and Diana think is best will be the most effectivepath forward.Increasing Consortium Funding Contributions- Chris asked the group if they are interested in increasingour contribution to the Consortium. The group came to the consensus to bring this topic to the fullcommission.CRADA/PVMI Progress- Chris gave an update on the CRADA/PVMI process. Everything is comingtogether. CRADA is separate from PVMI. There are 7 partners involved in CRADA. ARS asked theCommissions if they would like to take ownership of the varieties? Chris stated that we would likeownership of the varieties so we can directly put those funds back into breeding programs.Grant stated that he believes it is a good idea for the Commission to manage the variety royalty fundsrather than the Universities.Other Issues- None at this time.Exec Session: Heath Gimmestad called for an Executive Session to discuss personnel matters forapproximately ten minutes. No action was expected to be taken.As there was no further business the meeting was adjourned at 11:55pm.4
WSPC 2021-2022 BudgetAPPROVED BUDGET REVENUEAssessment RevenueGrant RevenueReserve Account TransferTri State Research MOUInterest Income Subtotal APPROVED PROGRAM BUDGETSOffice & OperationsResearch & OutreachMarket & Industry AffairsPending Grant Funded ProgramsGovernment AffairsSubtotal450023PPE Grant Reimbursment ProgramRevenue / Projected RevenueLess Grand TotalDeficit / Surplus .004,456,472.001/31/2022 2,182,318.74 46,820.4062.722,229,201.86 560,525.81487,890.96511,099.06 440,685.322,000,201.15(50,000.00) ,884.6034,937.282,177,270.14 000.00366,624.682,456,270.85(49,515.45) (484.55) 4,406,472.00 1,950,685.70 2,455,786.30 4,406,472.004,406,472.00- 2,229,201.861,950,685.70278,516.16 2,177,270.142,455,786.30-5
WSPC OFFICE & OPERATIONS 050401055402000Salaries/Payroll:WSPC Staff SalariesWSPC Commissioner Daily CompensationPayroll Expense401060430010401061Travel/Meetings:WSPC Qtrly, Exec. & Finance Committee Mtg/Travel ExpensesWSPC Miscellaneous Staff TravelWSPC Staff Training / Recruitment Expense430120430130430100430030Capital Improvements/MaintenanceBuilding/Grounds Cleaning & MaintenanceBuilding Capital ImprovementsUtility Expenses (Power, Water, Sewer, etc.)Vehicle Maintenance / ax/Internet Expenses/ConferencingFreight & Express430310Office & Building Supplies430345430340430355430351430360Office Equipment/Computers:Office Equipment PurchasesOffice Equipment Leases & MaintenanceComputer PurchasesComputer Maintenance & egal/Accounting/Insurance:Legal & Collections ServicesComplianceAnnual Audits / Accting Consulting ServicesInsurance/BondsBank Charges431005448123432000431030Other:WSDA Compensation / ReimbursementSubscriptionsCommission PhotosMiscellaneousTOTAL OFFICE & OPERATIONS BUDGET6Jan-22 585,000.0033,000.00265,000.00883,000.00 25,000.004,000.004,000.0033,000.00 17,000.004,000.007,000.008,000.0036,000.00 2022 191.48(959.26)20,744.88 4,487.342,808.524,959.2612,255.12 9,154.03860.483,536.682,201.3515,752.54 20,000.0035,000.00 6,188.323,216.029,404.34 8,811.6816,783.9825,595.66 15,000.00 3,790.42 11,209.58 2,000.009,500.004,000.004,000.003,000.0022,500.00 476.932,822.941,435.21120.00692.685,547.76 1,523.076,677.062,564.793,880.002,307.3216,952.24 00 0.4318,800.0010,500.004,263.3024.6033,588.33 2,999.573,700.0025,500.0015,236.70975.4048,411.67 6,500.001,300.00700.002,000.0010,500.00 5,008.96922.33500.00(1,256.84)5,174.45 1,491.04377.67200.003,256.845,325.55 1,117,000.00 556,474.19560,525.81
Research 455098455091Proposed2021-2022Consortium Projects 2020-2021Managing the potato microbiome for improved soil and potato health:Deirdre Griffin LaHue, Tarah SullivanSupport for the investigation of emerging and persistent potato diseases inthe Northwest: Kylie Swisher GrimmTesting plant-defense elicitation compounds and antimicrobial agents tocontrol silver scurf disease: Kiwamu TanakaDeveloping collaborative modern diagnostic approaches for potato pest andpathogen detection and characterization for the Pacific Northwest: JamesWoodhall, Kiwamu Tanaka, Ken FrostA network of spore samplers as an early warning detection system for foliarpotato pathogens: James Woodhall, Kasia Duellman, Tim Waters, DavidWheeler, Ken Frost Lindsey du ToitAn investigation into the potential for broad-spectrum resistance againstplant parasitic nematodes in potato: Cynthia GleasonIdentification of potato genes responsible for susceptibility to Meloidogynechitwoodi: Cynthia GleasonFunctional Genomics of Solanum sisymbriifolium (Litchi Tomato) Immunityfor PCN Eradication: Louise-Marie Dandurand, Joe Kuhl, Allan Caplan,Fangming Xiao, Inga ZasadaComparison of potato yields, soil health, and pathogen loads in virgin andnon-virgin soils: David Wheeler, Deirdre Griffin Lahue, Cynthia Gleason, KenFrostDefense respone signaling in potato tissue-Lee HadwigerLongevity of early season insecticide applications for the control ofproblematic insect pests of potatoes, Justin Clements, Tim WatersDevelopment of a sex pheromone lure to detect low-level populations ofwireworms: Rodney CooperApplying molecular markers to select for promising virus resistantgermplasm: Max Feldman, Sagar SathuvalliDevelopment of Crop Protection Chemicals for Pacific Northwest Potatoes:Alan SchreiberQuantifying Crop Safety and Efficacy when Tank Mixing Insecticides andFungicides: Tim WatersDevelopment of New Nematicides for Potatoes: Alan SchreiberUnderstanding Tobacco rattle virus epidemiology through basic and appliedassays: Kylie Swisher Grimm, Max FeldmanMolecular and landscape approaches to understanding beet leafhopper andpotato purple top disease in the Columbia Basin: Rodney Cooper ( DavePostharvest Quality of Clones in the Western Regional Potato VarietyDevelopment Program: Jacob BlauerIn-Field Testing to Identify New Potato Varieties and Best ManagementPractices for Growers: Mark PavekBreeding and Selecting Russet and Specialty Varieties with Improved TuberQualities, Disease and Pest Resistance, and Sustainability: Rhett Spear,Rich Novy, Mike ThorntonBreeding for Resistance to Columbia Root-Knot Nematode: Introgression ofnew sources of resistance and development of genomic resources: SagarSathuvalli, Cynthia Gleason, Kelly ViningAttempting to Establish the Economic Threshold for Lygus in Potatoes andDetermining Efficacy and Tolerance of Insecticides for Control of Lygus: TimW tDW l hTotal Projects Expense WSPC paysWSPC payment to OPCIPC Payment to WSPCEstimated early payout to ARS April 2021AFRI Cost Sharing ProgramTotal7 39,961.00 3,000.00 40,845.00 Balance2021-2022Jan-22 19,980.50 3,000.00 20,422.50 20,422.508,000.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 10,245.00 5,122.50 5,122.50 12,271.00 6,135.50 6,135.50 28,000.00 14,000.00 14,000.00 1,250.00 1,250.00 61,053.007,000.00 30,526.50 3,500.00 30,526.503,500.00 17,500.00 8,750.00 8,750.00 3,750.00 3,750.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 19,285.0025,000.00 9,642.50 25,000.00 9,642.50- 8,000.00 8,000.00 5,063.00 7,091.00 (2,028.00) 56,600.00 28,300.00 28,300.00 72,377.00 36,188.50 36,188.50 3,750.00 3,750.00 1,250.00 1,250.00 14,998.00 7,499.00 7,499.00 256,158.50 218,039.50 256,158.50 68,068.00102,190.00388,297.50 474,198.00 19,980.5068,068.00 102,190.00 644,456.00-
PC Specific-funded Projects 2020-2021WSU Research Support – Othello Research Unit: Jacob Blauer on behalf ofDepts. Of Horticulture, Entomology, and Plant Pathology, plus ProsserMaintenance of late blight of potato forecasts. David Wheeler, CarrieWohleb, Tim WatersWashington Commercial Potato Seed Lot Trial: Mark PavekRegional Sampling Network for Insect Pests of Potato in the Columbia Basinof WA: Carrie WohlebDeveloping Insect IMP Programs in Washington Potatoes:Alan Schrieberand Tim WatersAssessing fungicide sensitivity in Helminthosporium solani and determiningsurface blemish potato pathogen abundance in Washington soils:Label Change for Atrazine to Allow potatoes to be Planted after Corn: AlanSchreiberWSPC Specific-funded Projects - 76,850.00 38,425.00 38,425.00 12,583.0037,186.00 6,291.50 18,593.00 6,291.5018,593.00 26,070.00 11,535.00 14,535.00 47,000.00 38,500.00 8,500.00 33,333.00 16,666.50 16,666.50 4,000.00 237,022.00 130,011.00 4,000.00107,011.00 256,158.50 388,297.50 130,011.00 386,169.50 107,011.00495,308.50 176.50 823.502,000.002,000.002,583.06-Total Research Funding450994450015450022Consortium Proposals Recommended 644,456.00WSPC Specific-funded Projects 237,022.00Total 881,478.00Non-Research Projects Expenses/ActivitiesSustainability/GAP Industry Support / Farm SafetyDiagnostics Lab Shipping/Analysis Support for Growers 1,000.00Food Safety Support Materials 2,000.00Farm Safety Support Materials 2,000.00IPM Supplies for Growers 3,000.00National Frozen Processing Trials 4,000.00450600450610Research/Technical Issues TravelPotato Variety Management Institute MeetingsWSPC Members (2)WSPC Staff (1) 1,500.001,500.00 1,500.001,500.00450645Potato Association of America - Grand Rapids, MIWSPC Staff (2) 2,000.00 2,000.00455650455655Research Cooperation/Collaboration TripCommittee Members (3)WSPC Staff (1) 7,500.002,500.00 7,500.002,068.80450680450685450690Research ReviewsWSPC Members (6)Research Council Members (13)WSPC Staff (1) 4,000.002,500.00800.00 4,000.002,500.00800.00450605Miscellaneous Travel (GAP, Farm Safety, technical meetings,school presentations, etc.) 13,000.00 3,619.07 9,380.93450700Research meeting expense 3,000.00 209.72 2,790.28450998450997 416.94 4,000.00 431.20Research Coordination, Review Meetings, Memberships, etc.450831Potato Assoc. Am. - Sustaining and Standard Memberships450835Special al EventsSubtotal Non-Research Projects Expenses/Activities8 500.00 500.00 5,000.00 1,200.00 3,800.00 1,500.0057,300.00 10,053.43 1,500.0047,246.57
Regional Research Manager Programs (55% Reimbursed by IPC andOPC)455705Personnel CostsSalary and Benefits455701455702 150,911.00 85,299.20 65,611.80Education/OutreachWebsiteIntern for production issue white papers/Printed outreach materials 5,000.00 3,997.07 1,002.93455703Meeting expense 13,500.00 1,071.24 12,428.76455712455713455714TravelIn-Region Travel - mileage, lodging, airfare, meals, etc.Potato Association of America conferenceRotating scientific conference, 1 per year 17,000.002,000.00 1,250.52 50.00 15,749.481,950.00455716Out-of-region potato industry mtgs. (NPC, USPB, etc.) 2,000.00 2,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00Computer, Phone, etc.Subtotal Regional Research Manager Programs 195,411.00 91,668.03 103,742.97Total Research and Technial Budget 1,134,189.00 487,890.96 646,298.041 Payout based on 75% of FY2019-20 total ARS grants9
Market Industry AffairsMARKET & INDUSTRY AFFAIRS BUDGET APPROVED nPublications/ContentPublication UpdatesEOY ReportGeneral Content eral SponsorshipsMinor SponsorshipsCB TechTRIDECML ChamberBig Bend Agriculture 2Balance2021-2022Jan-22 5,500.004,500.0020,000.0030,000.00 5,222.756,885.0016,700.0028,807.75 277.25(2,385.00)3,300.001,192.25 0020,890.00 4,639.50 790.00100.004,500.002,500.00 12,529.50 360.505,000.003,000.008,360.50Premiums 50,000.00 25,155.15 24,844.85499251Potato Chips 15,000.00 4,262.59 4499349499335499337499338499339ProgramsAg CommunicationsSocial Marketing & CommunicationsNW Woman's ShowRock-n-Roll MarathonBloomsdaySTPTeam PotatoOther Athletic Events"Fry"DayReach the BeachSt Patty's Day DashSki to .005,000.00656,500.00 204,303.58132,121.99 11,000.00 732.17 1,483.07 5,000.00354,640.81 ood ShowsPMA BoothPMA TravelNRA BoothNRA TravelWestern Foodservice ShowWSNANW Food Service Show .005,000.0091,500.00 11,300.00 (2,613.06) 4,775.00 4,098.75 17,560.69 nal TradeInternational Trade MissionsReverse Trade MissionsInternational PromotionsInternational Fresh Grants 35,000.0015,000.00200,000.0010,000.00260,000.00 35,000.0015,000.00200,000.0010,000.00260,000.0010 -
Market Industry Affairs499451499501Industry EducationPotato ConferencePotato Industry Leadership and 1499512499514Industry SponsorshipsFresh Potato & Onion Summer ConferenceAgforestry FoundationAg in the ClassroomFranklin County Farm Bureau Farm FairSkagitonians to Preserve FarmlandWSU Skagit Co Potato WorkshopPasco Chamber Ag EducationFFA Potato Judging Contest SponsorshipScience Fair Winners499601499603499604499605MembershipsProduce for Better Health FoundationProduce Marketing Association/United FreshNational Restaurant AssociationMisc memberships499651499652499653Technical SupportWebsiteWritingGraphics499700499725499750 9,000.0012,000.00 2,391.4510,100.00 6,608.551,900.00 00.002,000.00700.0028,300.00 15,000.005,000.00 1,500.001,060.00 22,560.00 1,500.001,000.0040.00500.002,000.00700.005,740.00 2,000.004,600.00500.001,000.008,100.00 2,000.004,600.00500.001,000.008,100.00 6,500.003,000.0010,000.0019,500.00 6,675.63 7,738.3114,413.94 (175.63)3,000.002,261.695,086.06TravelMIA meeting expensesSpecial Opportunities 18,000.005,000.0010,000.00 6,219.811,663.1710,794.20 11,780.193,336.83(794.20)TOTAL PROGRAM BUDGET 1,233,790.00 511,099.06 11 -722,690.94
GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS PROGRAM -22Balance2021-2022NATIONAL POTATO COUNCILNational Potato Council (NPC):National Potato Council (Membership) 172,000.00 161,303.00 10,697.00488102488103488104NPC Potato Expo/Board of Directors MeetingWashington State NPC Board of Directors and AlternatesWashington State NPC Past Presidents'WSPC StaffSubtotal NPC Potato Expo/Board of Directors Meeting 35,000.0014,000.009,000.0058,000.00 18,698.714,196.982,587.7825,483.47 07NPC DC Fly-inWashington State NPC Board of Directors and AlternatesWashington State NPC Past Presidents'WSPC StaffSubtotal NPC DC Winter Meeting 20,000.0010,000.005,000.0035,000.00 - 668.40668.40 20,000.0010,000.004,331.6034,331.60 Subtotal NPC Summer Meeting 10,000.008,000.003,000.0010,000.0031,000.00 1,654.13 615.28 8,345.878,000.002,384.72 2,269.41 18,730.59National Potato Council Subtotal 296,000.00 189,724.28 96,275.72 120,000.00 70,000.00 50,000.00 3,500.00 1,700.93 1,799.07Subtotal Federal Issues Consultant 123,500.00 71,700.93 51,799.07 7,500.00107,835.00 7,500.00 10,000.007,810.0010,000.008,450.002,500.002,500.00 2,360.001,000.004,288.707,500.0063,908.70 3,926.30Federal Issues Monitoring Program Subtotal 231,335.00 135,609.63 95,725.3749,800.00 24,900.00 24,900.003,500.0053,300.00 24,900.00 3,500.0028,400.0049,800.00 29,050.00 20,750.003,500.0053,300.00 329.1629,379.16 3,170.8423,920.84488101488108488109488110488211NPC Summer MeetingWashington State NPC Board of Directors and AlternatesWashington State NPC Past Presidents'WSPC StaffSummer Meeting SponsorshipFEDERAL REGULATORY ISSUES MONITORING C Federal Issues Consultant(s) in WA DC:Evaluation and analysis of federal proposals concerning transportation,irrigation, pesticides, fertilizers, energy, production research andmarket access which impact Washington potato producers.ExpensesFederal Regulatory Issues, Economic Research & Development,Technical Review & AnalysisFood Safety/Crop nor Crop Farmer Alliance (MCFA)Family Farm Alliance (FFA)NW River Partners (NWRP)American Potato Trade Alliance (APTA)Bryant-Christie Phytosanitary ServicesWashington Council on International Trade (WCIT)Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC)Washington State SocietyPacific Northwest Waterways Association (PNWA)National Endangered Species Act Reform Coalition (NESARC)POLITICO Pro SubscriptionSpecialty Crop Farm Bill AllianceSubtotal Federal Regulatory Issues Research, Tech. Review & AnalysisSTATE REGULATORY ISSUES MONITORING PROGRAM488301488302488303488304State Regulatory Issues Consultants:Evaluation and analysis of state agency proposals concerning market access, transportation, irrigation water resources and production costswhich impact Washington potato producers.Expenses Subtotal State Regulatory Issues Consultants Evaluation and analysis of state agency proposals concerning pesticides, fertilizers, irrigation water quality, energy and commodity commissionswhich impact Washington potato producers.Expenses Subtotal State Regulatory Issues Consultants 12
8316488318488503488505State Regulatory Issues, Economic Research & Development,Technical Review & AnalysisFood nsportation/SponsorshipWestern Washington Agriculture Association (WWAA)Washington Friends of Farms & Forests (WFFF)Washington Policy CenterWashington Water Policy AllianceFar West Agribusiness AssociationWashington Growers League (WGL)Legislative & Regulatory Tour(s)Olympia Potato DayState Government DirectoriesAssociation of Washington Business (AWB)Columbia Basin Development League (CBDL)Subtotal Regulatory Issues Tech. Review & Analysis 75.00State Regulatory Issues Monitoring Program Subtotal 13,600.0010,000.002,000.0010,000.00975.00550.00 16,400.00- (5,984.08) 3,078.00 10,000.00 44,218.92 3,975.00 98,498.08 95,476.92 Subtotal Travel & Misc. 61,000.0013,000.0012,000.0086,000.00 10,649.323,757.712,446.3016,853.33 50,350.689,242.299,553.7069,146.67 807,310.00 440,685.32 356,624.68 TRAVEL & MISC488113488315488317Federal Related Meetings (Commission, Committee, & Staff)State Related Meetings (Commission, Committee, & Staff)GA Committee Meeting/Travel ExpensesTOTAL PROGRAM BUDGET13
DateWashington State Potato CommissionDisbursementsDecember 2021NameMemoNumAmount12/28/2021 EFT122821-1 UNITED STATES TREASURY91-6017358-9,354.7612/28/2021 EFT122821-2 LABOR & INDUSTRIES601 140 786-917.5612/28/2021 EFT122821-3 DEPARTMENT OF RETIREMENT SYSTEMS018512/15/2021 DD2182BLUA, MATTHEW JDirect Deposit2,632.7312/15/2021 DD2183DRAY, KATHERINE EDirect Deposit1,588.7812/15/2021 DD2184GRIFFITH, ANGELA EDirect Deposit1,566.1712/15/2021 DD2185HARRIS, MATTHEW RDirect Deposit3,230.9812/15/2021 DD2186RADACH, TRESSA MDirect Deposit1,422.7612/15/2021 DD2187TUCKER, BRANDY K.Direct Deposit2,651.1712/15/2021 DD2188VOIGT, CHRISTOPHER HDirect Deposit5,003.0712/30/2021 DD2189BLUA, MATTHEW JDirect Deposit2,634.3812/30/2021 DD2190DRAY, KATHERINE EDirect Deposit1,730.0512/30/2021 DD2191GRIFFITH, ANGELA EDirect Deposit1,703.1812/30/2021 DD2192HARRIS, MATTHEW RDirect Deposit3,230.5512/30/2021 DD2193JENSEN, ANDREW SDirect Deposit6,323.1912/30/2021 DD2194RADACH, TRESSA MDirect Deposit1,549.9912/30/2021 DD2195TUCKER, BRANDY K.Direct Deposit2,654.2712/30/2021 DD2196VOIGT, CHRISTOPHER HDirect Deposit5,003.0712/10/2021 EFT6839CORPORATE PAYMENT SYSTEMS12/02/2021 45960FAR WEST AGRIBUSINESS ASSOCIATION2022 Membership12/02/2021 45961The Russell Group, IncServices-November 202112/02/2021 45962WSU Skagit County ExtensionSponsorship-Potato Workshop12/02/2021 45963ZIPLINE INTERACTIVEWA Grown Domain12/06/2021 45964BUSINESS INTERIORSOffice Equipment Lease/Maint.12/06/2021 45965CHRIS VOIGTNovember Travel Expenses12/06/2021 45966COBIES FINE DRY CLEANINGDry Cleaning12/06/2021 45967ELLIE CHARVETReserve Account Meeting Expenses12/06/2021 45968Gordon Thomas Honeywell GovernmentalNovember Services-4,150.0012/06/2021 45969Streuli Public AffairsServices-November 2021-4,150.0012/06/2021 45970Sygnifi Networks, LLCVimeo Buisness-WA Grown Website12/06/2021 45971WSU - Sponsored Programs ServicesAddendum 52 Payment 212/13/2021 45972STATE OF WASHINGTON HEALTH CARE -8,704.0012/15/2021 45973Agnema LLCPotato Tuber-Nematode Assesment-76.5012/15/2021 45974ANGIE GRIFFITHDecember Travel Expenses-28.0012/15/2021 45975AT&T MobilityCell Phone Service-358.1512/15/2021 45976BRANDY TUCKERDecember Travel Expenses-152.2012/15/2021 45977CITY OF MOSES LAKEUtilities-232.8912/15/2021 45978FEDEXShipping12/15/2021 45979FOSTER HERNANDEZCompliance12/15/2021 45980LAKESIDE DISPOSAL & RECYCLINGUtilities-25.28-1,600.00-10.6212/15/2021 45981LILAC BLOOMSDAY ASSOCIATION2022 Sponsorship12/15/2021 45982Local Tel CommunicationsTelephone/Internet Service-518.6612/15/2021 45983MATT HARRISDecember Travel Expenses-116.4812/15/2021 45984Michael MadsenQuarterly Meeting Travel Expenses-341.7612/15/2021 45985MUTUAL OF ENUMCLAW INSURANCE COMP Insurance14-11,000.00-37.00
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Grant Morris suggested looking at International Fresh promotions in the future. Grant also suggested sponsoring the NPC Expo if we have leftover funds in the NPC Expo line items. He suspects that they will need the funds due to another scaled back Expo event. . 402000 Payroll Expense Travel/Meetings: 401060. WSPC Qtrly, Exec. & Finance .
