Developing a Coordinated Effort within Iowa to Implement an Infrastructure, Education, Technical Assistance, and Inventory Program in Alignment with the FDA's Produce Safety Rule

在爱荷华州内开展协调努力，实施基础设施、教育、 符合FDA生产安全规则的技术援助和库存计划 项目描述：2016年3月，爱荷华州农业和土地管理部 (IDALs)被告知FDA FOA#PAR-16-137。IDALs确立了生产安全 规则指导委员会开始制定一项鼓励安全的州计划 生产生产，促进PSR合规性。该州在这一计划中概述了 提案将建立在NASDA迄今完成的工作、建立的合作伙伴关系的基础上 与更多的州、协会和利益攸关方合作。 项目目标：拟议的项目将建立农产品和食品安全联盟 来自IDAL和爱荷华州立大学的专家。督导委员会成员和小组成员 获奖者将提供完成以下任务所需的领导、政策和技术专长 司法自我评估、规划、农场清查、基础设施发展、多年期 规划、教育、外联和技术援助，以及任何必要的立法 研究。目标是编制清单、评估需求、培训和战略 州计划和活动与FDA的PSR保持一致的计划。 预期结果：我们相信， 该提案中概述的工作将创建一种强有力且可行的方法，以实现安全的新鲜水果和 爱荷华州的蔬菜生产--利用联邦-州关系和现有的 州和分资助者级别的专业知识。这将导致一致的和 成功的基础设施、教育、技术援助和库存计划。 项目目标：1)进行自我评估和国家多年期规划 能力和需要下的“A级竞赛”赛道。超过五年的项目计划需求 包括预算需求、研究需求和基础设施能力的任何必要变化。 2)确定培训、技术支持/援助、信息的衡量标准和开发模型 技术、立法研究和农场清查。3)确定长期目标和 生产者将其农场和设施与FDA的生产规则和 确定实施一致要求所需的资源。

Developing a Coordinated Effort within Iowa to Implement an Infrastructure, Education, Technical Assistance, and Inventory Program in Alignment with the FDA's Produce Safety Rule Project Description: In March 2016 the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship (IDALS) was made aware of the FDA FOA# PAR-16-137. IDALS established a Produce Safety Rule steering committee to begin development of a state program that will encourage safe produce production, and promote compliance with PSR. The state’s program outlined in this proposal will build upon the work accomplished to date by NASDA, established partnerships with additional states, associations and stakeholders. Project Goals: The proposed project will establish a coalition of produce and food safety experts, from within IDALS and Iowa State University. Steering committee members and sub awardees will provide the leadership, policy and technical expertise needed to complete jurisdictional self-assessments, planning, farm inventory, infrastructure development, multi-year planning, education and outreach and technical assistance, and any needed legislative research. The goal is compilation of an inventory, assessments needs, training, and a strategic plan for alignment of state programs and activities with FDA’s PSR. Expected Outcomes: We believe that the partnerships and plans that will emerge from the work outlined in this proposal will create a strong and viable approach to safe fresh fruit and vegetable production in Iowa – leveraged off of the federal-state relationship and the existing expertise at the state and sub-grantee levels. This will result in a consistent and successful infrastructure, education, technical assistance, and inventory program. Project Objectives: 1) Perform a self-assessment and multi-year planning of the state’s capacity and needs to under the “Competition A” track. Project over five years program needs including budget needs, research needs, and any needed changes to infrastructure capacities. 2) Identify metrics & develop models for training, technical support/assistance, information technology, legislative research, and farm inventory. 3) Determine long term goals and milestones for producers in aligning their farms and facilities with FDA's produce rule and identifying the resources needed for implementation of the aligned requirements.