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What an auditor actually asks for, and the year-round habits that answer it.
Start here · 13 min read
An audit is not a test of your farm. It is a test of your records about your farm. Those are different problems.
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A test result is a moment. The record has to describe the source, the date, and what you did about it.
An empty corrective action log doesn't read as a perfect farm. It reads as a farm that isn't looking.
Who was trained, when, in what language, and how you know it landed — not just a sign-in sheet.
What the first audit actually feels like, and why the two months before it decide the outcome.
A log signed in one sitting is visible from across the room — here's what makes one credible.
Bins, knives, and the surfaces that touch food after the last wash — and what their record has to show.
Who came onto the ground, and why a truck is a route onto the farm for whatever it carried last.
The walk, the document review, and the interview with someone who isn't you.
Different readers, different consequences, but the same underlying records hold up all of them.
A recurring self-audit habit, and the discipline of recording a finding even when it's bad.
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