On-Farm Readiness Reviews (OFRRs)

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Oregon State University Food Safety Extension and Research Faculty teamed up with Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) to learn more about the On-Farm Readiness Review (OFRR) initiative, intended to provide assistance to Oregon farms that are covered under FSMA Produce Safety Rule.

Five extension and research food safety personnel from OSU (Jovana Kovacevic, Joy Waite-Cusic, Sara Runkel, Stuart Reitz, Luisa Santamaria) participated in OFRR training from May 15 to 17, 2018 along with food safety extension, FDA and state government representatives from Alaska, California, Indiana, Montana, and Washington.

Watch a video about this new program.

Sue Davis is the ODA's Produce Safety Development Specialist that coordinates this effort. She is located in Hood River and can be reached at 503-807-5864 for questions and technical assistance regarding the Produce Safety Rule.

Want to learn more about this topic? Explore more resources from OSU Extension: Vegetables and specialty seeds, Farm food safety

NWREC fields

Photo: Stephen Ward

May 2018

Authors

Jovana Kovacevic

Assistant Professor, Food Safety Specialist

Sara Runkel

(Former)

Joy Waite-Cusic

Associate Professor of Food Safety Systems, Statewide Specialist for Home Food Safety and Preservation Program

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