Develop a hypothetical scenario that is relevant to your farm practices.

If you choose to use a custom scenario, it must involve a biological soil amendment of animal origin $($BSAAO$)$ and a covered produce crop.

Describe your custom scenario in question $1$ of the discussion.

You may modify one of the scenarios above to match the commodities you grow.

$*$In all of the scenarios, the farm is covered by the FSMA Produce Safety Rule and is not eligible for a qualified exemption.

Hint: If you are unsure of anything in this discussion, start with a review of the pages Non$-$Manure Based Soil Amendments of Animal Origin and The Value of Manure, which are slides $10$ and $11$ of your manual.

Please respond to all of the following questions and requests for information:

$1)$ Basic Information:

Which scenario was chosen?

What makes the material in your scenario a biological soil amendment of animal origin $($BSAAO$)?$ Please name one covered produce crop that you want to use as your example in this discussion. If you choose to use a custom scenario, briefly describe the scenario and the BSAAO along with the covered produce crop you are using as an example.

Example: If you are not sure what covered produce item to pick, you might use slicing tomatoes as your covered produce crop.

Hint: If you don$$t remember what is meant by covered produce, please look in the glossary or review the $12-$minute video $"$Is Your Farm Covered by the FSMA Produce Safety Rule?" on YouTubeLinks to an external site. or in Module $1$: FSMA Produce Safety Rule, especially the portion starting about $2$:$30.$ The FDA Fact Sheet on Rarely Consumed Raw ProduceLinks to an external site., found in FDA$/$USDA Resources both in this course and in your manual, might also be useful for you to review.