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Food safety is important for everybody who grows produce. However, if you sell more than $25,000/year (in 2015 dollars), on average, over three years, then you should be aware of a new rule that may apply to you. (Backyard market gardeners and school gardeners--we've got info for you, too!) Field of leafy greens. Photo: Annalisa Hultberg It’s called the Produce Safety Rule, and it is one part of the new Food Safety Modernization Act, or FSMA. FSMA is the first major overhaul to the US food

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Quick Bytes Live! Podcast #19: Don't Call my Slides PRETTY (recorded June 19, 2017) We welcome the lovely Ann Fandrey, Academic Technologist at UMN, on the show to talk about her research and recommendations in academic slide design. She talks about bullets, clip art, stock photos, charts, conceal and reveal, and lots more about how and when to use these tools. Links from this episode: Quick Byte blog post: New Techniques For Your Slide Design Toolkit Ann's Notes: New Techniques for your

Quick Bytes Live! Podcast #19: Don't Call my Slides PRETTY (recorded June 19, 2017) We welcome the lovely Ann Fandrey, Academic Technologist at UMN, on the show to talk about her research and recommendations in academic slide design. She talks about bullets, clip art, stock photos, charts, conceal and reveal, and lots more about how and when to use these tools. Links from this episode: Quick Byte blog post: New Techniques For Your Slide Design Toolkit Ann's Notes: New Techniques for your