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MAAHS Presents...
Soil, Manure and Compost
Dr. John Strang, Professor of Horticulture, University of Kentucky
Presented at the MAAHS Kentucky Good Agricultural Practices Seminar, November 17, 2008
Note: If the video is "choppy", stop the video using the stop/start button in the lower left corner of the screen, drag the slider at the bottom of the screen to the left to display the beginning of the video, wait a minute and restart the video using the stop/start button.
Microbial Pathogens and processes Associatied with Foodborne Illnesses Linked to Fresh Fruits and Vegetables - Mark Reed, R.S., MPA, MPH, Food Manufacturing Safety Supervisor, Kentucky Department for Public Health, Food Safety Branch (1:00)
The Basics of Good Agricultural Practices - Shari Plimpton, Ph.D, Center for Innovative Food Technology (00:57)
Managing Water on the Farm to Reduce Risk of Microbial Contamination - Shari Plimpton, Ph.D, Center for Innovative Food Technology (01:09)
Soil, Manure and Compost - Dr. John Strang, Professor of Horticulture, University of Kentucky (00:40)
Worker Hygiene - Shari Plimpton, Ph.D, Center for Innovative Food Technology (00:49)
How to Pass a Food Safety Audit - Shari Plimpton, Ph.D, Center for Innovative Food Technology (00:57)
Microbial Pathogens and processes Associatied with Foodborne Illnesses Linked to Fresh Fruits and Vegetables - Mark Reed, R.S., MPA, MPH, Food Manufacturing Safety Supervisor, Kentucky Department for Public Health, Food Safety Branch
The Basics of Good Agricultural Practices - Shari Plimpton, Ph.D, Center for Innovative Food Technology
Managing Water on the Farm to Reduce Risk of Microbial Contamination - Shari Plimpton, Ph.D, Center for Innovative Food Technology
Soil, Manure and Compost - Dr. John Strang, Professor of Horticulture, University of Kentucky
Worker Hygiene - Shari Plimpton, Ph.D, Center for Innovative Food Technology
How to Pass a Food Safety Audit - Shari Plimpton, Ph.D, Center for Innovative Food Technology