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Worker Health and Hygiene Translated into Spanish, Creole, Khmer, Chinese, Korean
Workshops to Meet Your Food Safety Training Requirements
FDA FSMA Produce Safety Rule Updates

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Commercial Recommendations

Commercial Blueberry Pest Control Recommendations 2018
Commercial Cranberry Pest Control Recommendations 2015
Commercial Grape Pest Control Recommendations 2015
Commercial Mid-Atlantic Berry Guide PS 2014
Commercial Tree Fruit Production Guide 2017
Commercial Vegetable Production Recommendations 2019
EB-237: Pest Management Recommendations for Field Crops
Disease Control Recommendations for Ornamental Crops 2012
Insect Control Recommendations for Shade Trees and Commercial Nursery Crops 2011

Current Articles

Worker Health and Hygiene Translated into Spanish, Creole, Khmer, Chinese, Korean December 19, 2017
Workshops to Meet Your Food Safety Training Requirements November 14, 2017

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