Livestock and GAP
If your farming activity involves livestock, some crucial things to have in mind are: Strictly follow the local regulations about the type of animal species you are allowed to raise, […]
If your farming activity involves livestock, some crucial things to have in mind are: Strictly follow the local regulations about the type of animal species you are allowed to raise, […]
Good Agricultural Practices (also known as GAP) are a series of methods that farmers have to apply in order to protect their own health and well-being the health and well-being […]
Unlike popular belief, Good Agricultural Practices do not stop with harvesting. Storing and Transportation activities are also important in order to ensure that clean and safe food will land on […]
Personal Hygiene is one of the most important factors in preventing any of the 3 types of contamination. Before entering production areas, farmers should wash their hands properly and regularly […]
Use of Certified Seeds and healthy seedlings The selection of certified seeds is crucial for ensuring Good Agricultural Practices. It is better to look for varieties that are disease resistant. […]
One of the first things you can do is make a research on the crop history of your field, the soil identity, and structure (consider a soil analysis). This will […]
There are three major categories of Food Safety Hazards – Physical contamination (for instance foreign objects, such as small stones can be found in fresh vegetables) -Biological contamination (for instance […]