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HARVEST DAY Want to FALL REGIONAL COURSE Saturday, October 4, 2008, Ironwood Country Club Milwaukee, WI COURSE DESCRIPTION Target Audience: RN's, LPN's and GI Associates who practice in the field

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary tools and equipment for harvesting, such as gloves, baskets, shears, or sickles.
2. Choose a convenient time to begin the harvest, usually early in the morning when the temperatures are cooler.
3. Identify the crops that are ready for harvesting by checking for signs like ripe color, firmness, or maturity.
4. Begin by harvesting the crops that are most perishable or ripest to ensure their freshness and quality.
5. Carefully cut or pick the crops from the plants, making sure to handle them gently to avoid bruising or damaging them.
6. Place the harvested crops in the designated containers or baskets, being mindful to separate different types of crops to prevent mixing or cross-contamination.
7. Keep track of the quantity and weight of each harvest to assist with record-keeping or future planning.
8. Clean and sanitize the tools and equipment used during the harvest to maintain hygiene and prevent the spread of diseases or pests.
9. Properly store and transport the harvested crops, ensuring they are protected from excessive heat, moisture, or any other factors that may cause spoilage.
10. Finally, update your records or logbooks with the details of the harvest, including the quantity, date, and any other relevant information.

Who needs harvest day:

1. Farmers or agricultural workers who have cultivated crops and need to harvest them.
2. Gardeners or hobbyists who have grown fruits, vegetables, or other plants and want to gather the produce.
3. Individuals or communities involved in community gardens or urban farming initiatives.
4. Farm-to-table businesses or restaurants that emphasize sourcing fresh, local produce.
5. Farmers' markets or grocery stores looking to stock their shelves with freshly harvested crops.
6. Food banks or charitable organizations that rely on donated produce to distribute to those in need.
7. Schools or educational institutions that incorporate farm-to-school programs.
8. Individuals or families who have backyard gardens and want to enjoy the fruits of their labor.
9. Herbalists or individuals interested in harvesting herbs or medicinal plants for various purposes.
10. Anyone interested in the process of harvesting and experiencing the satisfaction of gathering their own food or resources.

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What is harvest day?

Harvest day is an annual report filed by agricultural producers to document their harvest activities.

Who is required to file harvest day?

Agricultural producers who harvest crops or raise livestock are required to file harvest day.

How to fill out harvest day?

Harvest day can be filled out either online through a designated portal or through paper forms provided by the relevant agricultural authority.

What is the purpose of harvest day?

The purpose of harvest day is to track and monitor agricultural production, ensure compliance with regulations, and collect data for government reporting.

What information must be reported on harvest day?

Information such as types of crops harvested, quantities produced, livestock numbers, and any other relevant data must be reported on harvest day.

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