FSMA Produce Safety Rule Pre-harvest Water Update Course (with Certificate)

This self-paced short course takes about 1 hour to complete and can be taken at any time within two weeks of registration. This online course is specifically designed to help you understand the new FSMA Produce Safety Pre-harvest Water Rule Requirements - including how to conduct an Agricultural Water Assessment. 

Course Cost: $10.00  |  Location: Online

The course covers the following key concepts:

  • Understanding what has changed with the Food Safety Modernization Act Produce Safety Rule specifically related to the Pre-Harvest Water Rule regulatory requirements
  • Understanding how the new Pre-harvest Water Rule impacts your production and record keeping practices
  • Understanding Agricultural Water Assessments (AWA's)
    • What they are
    • Who needs to do them
    • How to conduct an AWA
  • Understanding how to limit your farms exposure to the new FSMA Produce Safety Pre-harvest Water Rule Requirements

Upon completion of the course assignments, participants will earn a printable certificate of course completion.  

Check back soon for registration link!
 

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