Development of a food safety training for a prison farm: Challenges and solutions

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Workers on prison farms in the United States commonly grow produce and row crops and raise livestock. Teaching good agricultural practices to prisoners and prison staff increases the safety of the food produced and reduces the likelihood of an illness outbreak. We developed a food safety curriculum for use on prison farms in Iowa. In developing the curriculum, we encountered many challenges that resulted in modifications in the content and delivery method. We present the content of the curriculum and provide educators with a better understanding of challenges and potential solutions related to working with prison farms.

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Shaw, A., & Helterbran, K. (2018). Development of a food safety training for a prison farm: Challenges and solutions. Journal of Extension, 56(7). https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.56.07.13

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