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Farm Commons Offers Free Online Food Safety Liability Training
Related ATTRA Videos: Food Safety Farm Commons is offering Cultivate Legal Resilience through Food Safety Law, a free, online course, until April 30, 2019. Through this self-paced course, farmers will learn actionable me
25 March, 2019Report Analyzes Practices Dropped from Conservation Contracts
USDA Economic Research Service has published a study titled Working Lands Conservation Contract Modifications: Patterns in Dropped Practices that analyzes practices that producers in EQIP conservation programs drop from
25 March, 2019Shopper’s Guide Identifies Produce Most and Least Likely Contaminated with Pesticide
The annual Shopper’s Guide to Pesticides in Produce, just released by Environmental Working Group (EWG), analyzes Department of Agriculture test data to identify which fruits and vegetables are most and least conta
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