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Organic Record Keeping Checklist: Processing and Handling

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June 18, 2026

Thanks to support through the USDA’s Transition to Organic Partnership Program, CT NOFA has made available this Organic Processing and Handling 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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