Jordan grew up on a family farm on the Cambridgeshire/Lincolnshire border and returned full time in 2013 having completed a land-based engineering course at Riseholme College.
Growing wheat, barley and sugar beet across a range of silt to heavy clays, the business operates three lorries delivering local cereals to mills and sugar beet into Wissington sugar factory.
Jordan also has a contracting business with his brother, predominantly lifting sugar beet and colour sorting wheat and barley.
Sugar beet is a crop Jordan devotes a lot of time to, from drilling, to harvesting and delivering.
He is excited to contribute to the important work and decision-making undertaken by the Board on behalf of all UK sugar beet growers.
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