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Creating a Culture of Sanitation
Welcome to the American Floral Endowment's Grow Pro Webinar Series! Throughout this series, our nationally recognized researchers, hosts, and speakers will offer ‘how-to’ advice based on AFE-funded and other research projects to help the industry navigate through these ever-changing growing challenges. The webinar topics are current and offer long-term opportunities for growers to focus on increased profit, greater sustainability, and improved labor efficiency. Each session includes a presentation and interactive Q&A. To see the full series calendar visit endowment.org/GrowPro.

The July 25th session of our series focuses on creating a culture of sanitation.

Successful greenhouse sanitation occurs when operations have clear standard operating procedures (SOPs) and a defined workplace culture where everyone plays a role in selling healthy crops. Dr. Rosa Raudales will provide information on how to start clean and remain clean in your operation and ways to develop a sustainable culture of sanitation in your organization.

Topics will include:
-Discussion of how sanitation requires clear and easy‐to‐implement standard operating procedures and a company‐wide mindset centered around healthy crops and employees.
-How to make sanitation plans part of the culture of a company.
-The importance of 'Clean first, sanitize second.'
-How to empower employees to make proactive sanitation decisions.


Speaker: Dr. Rosa Raudales, University of Connecticut
(see bio below)

Jul 25, 2023 01:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Dr. Rosa Raudales
Associate Professor of Horticulture and Greenhouse Extension Specialist @University of Connecticut
Rosa Raudales is Associate Professor of Horticulture and Greenhouse Extension Specialist at the University of Connecticut. Rosa has degrees in Horticultural Sciences (Ph.D.), Plant Pathology (M.S.), and Agricultural Sciences & Production Systems (B.S.). Rosa's program focuses on conducting outreach and applied research in greenhouse-related problems with an emphasis on biological water quality (plant pathogens, algae, and biofilm). Rosa is a native Honduran, who does training for the Hispanic workforce in greenhouses and nurseries.
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