Lobbyist information

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Jason Wentworth	$44,615.33
Employed Terminated 05/19/2018

Total salaries paid:      $44,615.33

Client information

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Massachusetts Association of Dairy Farmers

$25,032.07

Employed Terminated Details about your lobbyist or lobbyist entity's efforts 05/21/2018 The MA Association of Dairy Farmers objectives shall be to encourage and promote all interests which have for their purpose the advancement of a truly viable dairy industry in Massachusetts. It is important to privide a supply of local wholesome milk, for aesthetics, environmental benefits, jobs, tourism, rural communities and our heritage. We see the preservation of a Massachusetts way of life as our goal.

Massachusetts Flower Growers Association	$7,692.31
Employed Terminated Details about your lobbyist or lobbyist entity's efforts 05/23/2018 This lobbyist will represent the Massachusetts Flower Growers Associaiton and all of its' members regarding any activities in agriculture that would pertain to the Massachusetts floriculture industry or with any other agricultural related issues that would relate to the floriculture industry.

Massachusetts Nursery and Landscape Association	$19,692.31
Employed Terminated Details about your lobbyist or lobbyist entity's efforts 05/21/2018 Since 1910 the Massachusetts Nursery and Landscape Association has represented small businesses in the nursery and landscape industry. The objective of the Association is to promote environmental awareness and the highest standards of the Massachusetts nursery and landscape industry.

Snowmobile Association of Massachusetts

$9,230.77

Employed Terminated Details about your lobbyist or lobbyist entity's efforts 05/21/2018 Since 1969 the Snowmobile Association of Massachusetts has represented snowmobile recreationists in Massachusetts. Our Statewide Snowmobile Trail System (SSTS) runs from Connecticut to Vermont and from New York to Worcester. It contains over 2,000 miles of trails with about 1,000 miles that are groomed at least weekly with our fleet of 100+ trail groomers. Our trail system is unique in that we utilize many miles of trails on private lands to interconnect state lands. Our members visit state lands over 300,000 times annually during our very short winter season. We are low impact trail users. SAM and its 31 member clubs are self-funded. Our dedicated volunteers have donated many thousands of hours maintaining trails on state land, and have returned hundreds of thousands of dollars (including Recreational Trail Funds) on state lands. These trails are enjoyed by cross country skiers, snowshoers, dogsledders, hikers, bicyclists, walkers, hunters, fishermen and horseback riders.

Total salaries received:      $61,647.46

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