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Awards Issued Prior to January 20, 2025, Were Funded Under Previous Administrations and May Not Reflect the Priorities and Policies of the Current Administration. This Proposed Planning Grant Seeks to Bridge This Knowledge Gap by Engaging With the Fresh Produce Industry and Exploring Their Perspective on the Application of Uv-c Light Technologies. Focusing on Kansas and Missouri (where the Specialty Crop Industry Is Burgeoning) and Engaging With Large-scale Handlers and Processors in Florida, Georgia, and Arizona Alongwith a Strong Collaboration With International Fresh Produce Association Makes the Need for Information on Potential Barriers to Adopting Uv Light Technologies Acute. Therefore, the Proposed Work, Through Needs Assessment (multistate Questionnaire and Focus Groups) Aims to Illuminate the Current Practices, Knowledge Levels, Research Gaps, and Potential Barriers That Shape Industry MEMBERS' Decisions Regarding Uv-c Technology. the Insights Garnered From the Fresh Produce Industry Stakeholders in This Research Will Inform Strategies to Address Research Gaps in the Full Proposal, Enhance Industry Education, Tailor Technological Guidance, and Ultimately Facilitate the Integration of Uv-c Technology Into Produce Safety and Quality Operations. the Overarching Goal Is to Support the INDUSTRY'S Transition Towards More Sustainable and Safe Produce Cultivation Practices, Ensuring Consumer Health and Environmental Stewardship.
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