Path A - Advancing Iowa's Efforts in Continuing to Attain High Rates of Compliance with the FDA's Produce Safety Rule through Education, Outreach & Technical Assistance to Iowa Growers

爱荷华州(IA)路径A：项目摘要/摘要 推进爱荷华州继续实现高遵从率的努力 FDA通过教育、推广和技术制定的产品安全规则 向爱荷华州种植者提供援助 2021年3月，爱荷华州农业和土地管理部(IDALS)成立 了解FDA FOA#PAR-21-174。继续和加强在以下方面开展的工作 PAR-16-167，IDALS召开了其生产安全规则指导委员会，并开始 开发一个为期五年的项目工厂，以促进遵守FDA的生产安全 爱荷华州水果和蔬菜种植者的规则。与PAR-16-137一样，该州将继续 执行与外展、教育和技术援助相一致的计划目标 如PAR-21-174路径A中概述的农场清查发展。在ITS的支持下 合作伙伴，爱荷华州农业和土地管理部的新五年计划 将与路径A的计划公告中概述的四个目标保持一致。 该计划将继续提高安全生产的总体目标，该计划 将通过使用和修改活的项目计划以及书面的 对爱荷华州农产品农场的评估将于第一年年底提交。 计划已启动，并在此融资机会的第一次迭代中提交 IDAL提交的材料。这些文件将捕捉到该项目的管理能力， 提供教育机会、外联战略、提供技术援助和 该州农场库存的管理。 进一步的重点将是继续与分部建立牢固的伙伴关系。 获奖者，其他州项目的生产安全规则同事，FDA人员和NASDA -以及通过拟议的生产安全利益攸关方咨询委员会向国家利益攸关方提供咨询。 强调农场清查核实和更新以及外联、培训和 技术支持战略。

Iowa (IA) Path A: Project Summary/Abstract Advancing Iowa's Efforts in Continuing to Attain High Rates of Compliance with the FDA's Produce Safety Rule through Education, Outreach & Technical Assistance to Iowa Growers In March 2021 the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship (IDALS) was made aware of the FDA FOA# PAR-21-174. Continuing and strengthening work conducted under PAR-16-167, IDALS convened its Produce Safety Rule steering committee and began development of a five-year project plant to advance compliance with the FDA’s Produce Safety Rule with Iowa’s fruit and vegetable growers. As with PAR-16-137, the state will continue to conduct program objectives aligned with outreach, education, and technical assistance as well as farm inventory development as outlined in Path A of PAR-21-174. With support of its partners, the Iowa Department of Agricultural and Land Stewardship’s new five-year program will align with the four objectives as outlined in the program announcement for Path A. While the program will continue the overall goal to enhance production of safe produce, the program will advance this aim by using and amending a living project plan as well as a written assessment of Iowa’s produce farms to be submitted at the end of Year 1. The living project plan has been initiated and is submitted in its first iteration with this funding opportunity submission by IDALS. These documents will capture the program’s administrative capacities, provisions for educational opportunities, outreach strategies, technical assistance offerings, and the management of the state’s farm inventory. A further emphasis will be on the continuance of a building strong partnerships with the sub- awardee, Produce Safety Rule colleagues at other state programs, FDA personnel, and NASDA – as well as state stakeholders via a proposed Produce Safety Stakeholder Advisory Board. Farm inventory verification and updating is emphasized along with outreach, training, and technical support strategies.