International On-Farm Readiness Review (OFRR) Pre-/Post-Training Test
OMB No. 0910-0865
Expiration Date: 02/28/2022
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International On-Farm Readiness Review (OFRR)
Pre-/Post-Training Test
No: ___________
Please tell us about you:
How would you classify yourself: (Choose one)?
Farmer/Grower
University
Industry Specialists/Consultants
Government
Other, please specify: ______________________________________________________
Please provide the best answer for each of the questions specific to the Produce Safety Rule (PSR):
What is the overall objective of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA)? (Choose best answer)
To prevent food safety issues.
To ensure the environmental sustainability of farms.
To promote equitable employment conditions between foreign suppliers.
To reduce federal control of local food production systems.
The main objective for the On-Farm Readiness Review (OFRR) is: (Choose best answer)
To provide a regulatory compliance review.
To provide a non-regulatory, pre-inspectional readiness review for the farm.
To train workers on hand washing methods.
To provide guidelines for marketing produce.
Produce, as defined by the Produce Safety Rule, does not include: (Choose best answer)
A fruit that is the edible reproductive body of a seed plant or tree nut.
A vegetable that is the edible part of an herbaceous plant or fleshy fruiting body of a fungus.
Food grains meaning the small, hard fruits or seeds of arable crops, or the crops bearing these fruits or seeds.
What produce is not subject to the requirements in the Produce Safety Rule? (Choose all that apply):
Produce that is a raw agricultural commodity (RAC)
Produce that is listed on the exhaustive rarely consumed raw (RCR) list
c. Mixes of intact fruits and vegetables (such as fruit baskets)
Which of the following methods of soil amendment application reduces food safety risks? (Choose best answer)
Apply manure broadcast overtop of crop in the ground
Apply manure during non-produce field rotations
Apply manure in a broadcast method to maximize covered area
Apply manure using side-dressing techniques
Agricultural teas are considered an untreated Biological Soil Amendment of Animal Origin (BSAAO) if (Choose best answer):
The biological materials of animal origin used to make the tea have been processed to completion to adequately reduce microorganisms of public health significance,
The water used is not untreated surface water
The water used to make the tea has no detectable generic Escherichia coli (E. coli) per 100 ml
The biological materials of animal origin contain an agricultural tea supplemental nutrient source
What microbial quality indicator is specified to be used on agricultural water in the Produce Safety Rule? (Choose best answer)
Pathogenic E. coli
Generic E. coli
Salmonella enterica
Norovirus
Which of the following statements regarding cleaning and sanitizing is true? (Choose best answer)
Sanitizing may be done in place of cleaning when unavoidable
Cleaning and sanitizing are synonymous
All surfaces can be cleaned and sanitized
Surfaces that have not been cleaned cannot be sanitized
Which of the following records is required by the FSMA Produce Safety Rule? (Choose best answer)
Worker training dates and topics covered.
Pest control monitoring.
Soil amendment application dates.
Preharvest assessments for animal intrusion.
Thank you for completing this pre/post test.
We appreciate your input as we make every effort to improve Extension and FDA’s outreach programs.
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