Alliums and Produce Safety

Content Source: University of Nevada Extension

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This factsheet, published by University of Nevada Extension, discusses food-safety considerations for allium crops like onions and garlic. It outlines key on-farm practices that producers can use to prevent contamination and foodborne illness – including risk assessment, soil amendment timing, irrigation and wash water quality, handling and storage protocols, and sanitation of equipment and work surfaces.

Region

West/Southwest

Topic

Post-Harvest Quality and Safety

Category

Vegetables/Fruits

Year Published

2020

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