List of commissioners of the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources

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Following the establishment of the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture in 1852, 24 individuals have served as the head of this institution, which has since been known as the Massachusetts Department of Food and Agriculture and presently the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources .

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List of secretaries and commissioners

Charles L. Flint, first and longest serving head of the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture ChasLFlint portrait.png
Charles L. Flint, first and longest serving head of the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture

Secretaries of the Massachusetts Board of Agriculture

Commissioners of the Massachusetts Department of Agriculture Resources

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