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1 School Garden Food Safety Arm to School Summit January 29, 2015 Rick Sherman Farm to School / School Garden Coordinator
2 ODE Farm To School Website: Everything located here!
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4 Garden Food Safety Liability/roadblocks It s all about Minimizing Risks Serving food from the garden: NO DIFFERENT as serving food in a cafeteria from produce distributor! Know what you re doing & have a SOLID system in place for minimizing risks
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6 OREGON: No regulations re: Produce. (as opposed to poultry, meat inspections)
7 OREGON: No regulations re: Produce. (as opposed to poultry, meat inspections) County Health Inspector Doesn t care whether food comes from Sysco or garden, it just needs to be handled properly! BTW, does that Commercial garden have a fence??? Just asking
8 In Oregon, it s Not an option NOT to.. Recycle in Oregon, Compost in Oregon *(in many communities)
9 Liability You can DO what you want! However.. EVERYONE is Liable!
10 Liability USDA s Take: used to be negative (Don t serve food from gardens, don t compost, etc.). They have changed recently STILL uneasiness surrounding SG s from others.
11 Liability Respect Biology! The laws of physics and biology apply no matter what! Why (some) people don t want anything to do w/gardens Principals, School Boards, Facilities are afraid of liability
12 Garden Food Safety Have a system for: TRAINING DOCUMENTATION Your County Health Department, Parents, administration will love you. Wouldn t it be cool if someone would create a system for you?
13 Garden Food Safety Here you go!
14 Documentation & Training Program Contains: Companion guide/instructions Startup Checklist Weekly Checklist USDA Best Practices for Handling Food Staff training & log Student training & log Composting logs Available for download on our website
15 Documentation & Training This process is not done just to be MEAN! Inspector s common saying: If it isn t documented IT DIDN T HAPPEN!!!
16 Documentation & Training Startup Checklist: Soil tested once a year for Lead and contaminants Irrigation: Municipal water should be used, if using other sources, test for total coliform bacteria at least twice a year Irrigation systems should be cleaned and sanitized regularly.
17 Documentation & Training Startup Checklist: One person in charge (Typically Garden Coordinator). This person should get a county food handler card (cheap and available At Recommended that at least ONE person should be Certified through a SG Coordinator training Hey! You ve done that!!
18 Documentation & Training Startup Checklist: A few words about raised gardens: Pressure treated timber Railroad ties Tires
19 Documentation & Training Startup Checklist: Chemicals, lubricants, fertilizers, paints, cleaning supplies stored in a locked shed not in close proximity to garden or food. Need to prove seeds/plants come from reputable sources. Don t accept food from private home gardens.
20 Documentation & Training Weekly Checklist: Composting: ODE recommends that you DON T compost unless you know what you re doing, have a solid system for doing it right, and train and document your process! MONITORED system for collecting cafeteria scraps, responsible adult or student. Staff and Students TRAINED on what to accept Best practices: posters and assemblies Log
21 Documentation & Training I just threw these together. They are available at our website, or make your own.
22 Documentation & Training Weekly Checklist: Evidence of animals? One of the most asked concerns I get. What to do with cats, deer.. Extremely hard situation, you are in THEIR area. If there is evidence of abuse, consider fencing. Big drawback for some schools NOT to have a garden by some administrations.
23 Documentation & Training Weekly Checklist: Fertilizers only applied by (trained) adult HANDWASHING a must before entering garden, or whenever hands become contaminated Sick people excluded from activities SHOES: no flip-flops or bare feet (non-commercially prepared) Manure not to be used
24 Documentation & Training Weekly Checklist: Serving the food: use USDA Guide if cafeteria doesn t take care of prepping and serving* Don t use pesticides/insecticides No gray water, waste water, recycled water Containers used to transport be food grade and cleanable No wicker, etc.
25 Documentation & Training Staff Training: Goes over all of these items in detail. All staff sign the log and keep for a year. Student leaders in charge of compost stations need to be trained in this piece.
26 Documentation & Training Student Training: Ensures they listen to person in charge; and *Hygiene, Washing hands a must. Shoes and physical safety like dealing with tools. *Eating right out of the garden *Ill students excluded (shouldn t be in school anyway) Recommend doing this for each classroom once, have the class sign the log and keep for a year.
27 Documentation & Training Comprehensive Garden Safety program are available at: Click on the School Gardens box and scroll down to the safety section Many other helpful items as well!
28 Schools Purchasing Direct from Farms
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30 Questions?
31 Thank you! Feel free to contact me at: Rick Sherman Oregon Department of Education Farm to School/School Garden Coordinator
32 The U.S. Department of Agriculture prohibits discrimination against its customers, employees, and applicants for employment on the bases of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable political beliefs, marital status, familial or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual s income is derived from any public assistance program, or protected genetic information in employment or in any program or activity conducted or funded by the Department. (Not all prohibited bases will apply to all programs and/or employment activities.) If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint form, found online at or at any USDA office, or call (866) to request the form. You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send your completed complaint form or letter to us by mail at U.S. Department of Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C , by fax (202) or at program.intake@usda.gov Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) ; or (800) (Spanish). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer
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