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Featured Resources

Cornell Enology Page
Production Guide for Storage of Organic Fruits and Vegetables – 67-page guide from NYSIPM program.
Postharvest Technology – Recommendations for maintaining postharvest quality in grapes (UC Davis)
Postharvest Handling and Transportation of Fruits and Vegetables (University of Georgia)

General Information

Color Retention During Concord Juice Processing (2011, Appellation Cornell Newsletter, 115 kb pdf)
Commercial Storage of Fruit, Vegetables, and Florist and Nursery Stocks – USDA ARS Handbook No. 66
Sanitation of Wine Cooperage Using Five Different Treatment Methods: an In Vivo Study (2011, Appellation Cornell Newsletter, 115 kb pdf)
Food Safety and Inspection Service (USDA)
Production Guide for Storage of Organic Fruits and Vegetables – 67-page guide from NYSIPM program.
GAPs Network – Good Agricultural Practices Network site features multilingual educational materials, and more.
NY GAPs Collaborators
GAP/GHP Food Safety Audit– Voluntary, audit-based program from USDA-AMS in partnership with state departments of agriculture verifies adherence to the FDA recommendations.
Northeast Center for Food Entrepreneurship – Provides comprehensive assistance to food entrepreneurs. Includes technical guide, factsheets, and more.

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