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Organic Record Keeping Checklist: Meats & Fibers

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September 8, 2026

Thanks to support through the USDA’s Transition to Organic Partnership Program, CT NOFA has made available this Organic Meats & Fibers record keeping checklist.

This checklist is intended to provide a framework for management of records that are required when a farm or food production operation is preparing to certify organic, or a current organic farm or production facility is preparing for recertification. Additional checklists can be viewed on our Resources page.

A print-ready version is also available, here.

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