Safety of food, including fresh produce, is getting a lot of media attention. Some food-borne illness outbreaks have been linked to raw vegetables or fruits. Buyers are demanding better safety practices from their suppliers, and that extends to small-scale farmers selling locally. Practicing good on-farm food safety may require seeing your farm with new eyes and changing the way you think about ordinary things like fertilizer, water, tools, harvest containers, and hands.
Organization |
Minnesota Institute for Sustainable Agriculture |
Publisher |
University of Minnesota |
Published |
October, 2014 |
Material Type |
Written Material |