Online Training For Food Safety and Marketing of Local Foods

      Posted On: March 25, 2009

A South Dakota Cooperative Extension Service Web site offers online training in food safety and marketing strategies for foods that are grown and marketed locally. The training is a self-paced study that provides content along with follow-up questions to assess what participants

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have learned. One module addresses critical safe food handling practices from planting to market, and the other concentrates on the organization of a farmers’ market. Anyone interested in learning more about safely growing, producing and harvesting fruits and vegetables and organizing local farmers’ markets can benefit from the information.

Learn more about the training or register at http://extfcs.sdstate.edu/foodsafetysite/onLineTraining/.