The AHDB is seeking to appoint new Sector Council members across Beef and Lamb, Cereals and Oilseeds, Dairy and Pork, with the paid roles lasting three years.
Those with experience in the sectors are being sought by the levy organisation, with applications closing on Monday 26 June.
Appointments are for three-year terms from October 2023, with the salary range over £250 per day.
The role also requires a commitment of up to two days per month per year, including attendance at sector council meetings.
The AHDB said Sector Council members played "a crucial role" in deciding what work should be commissioned for their sector.
Members also ensure there is effective engagement between levy payers and the AHDB.
Positions are available in the Beef and Lamb, Cereals and Oilseeds, Dairy and Pork sectors with members required to abide by the AHDB Code of Conduct for Board and Committee members.
Responsibilities include attending Sector Council meetings, around four per year, and contributing to debates and discussions to agree five-year Strategic Sector priorities for levy payers to vote on.
New members will also be expected to contribute to debates and discussions in deciding the proposed activities and programmes which will be funded, taking into account the results of levy payers voting.
The AHDB said: "We are recruiting for sector council members with experience in the livestock and cereals sectors. The deadline for applications has been extended to 26 June.
"Working with AHDB you won’t just be helping our farmers produce the food we eat and look after our environment, you’ll be shaping the future of food production and leaving a legacy for the next generation.
"Appointments are for three-year terms from October 2023. The role requires a commitment of up to two days per month per year, including attendance at sector council meetings."
More information about the roles can be found on the AHDB website.
