Ariz. Admin. Code § R3-10-805
A. Each of the following treatment processes are acceptable for a biological soil amendment of animal origin that the farm applies in the growing of covered produce, provided that the resulting biological soil amendments are applied in accordance with the applicable requirements of Section R3-10-806:
2. A scientifically valid controlled physical, chemical, or biological process, or a combination of scientifically valid controlled physical, chemical, or biological processes, that has been validated to satisfy the microbial standard in subsection (C), for salmonella species and fecal coliforms. Examples of scientifically valid controlled biological processes that meet the microbial standard in subsection (C), include both:
C. Salmonella species are not detected using a method that can detect three MPN Salmonella species per 4 grams (or milliliter, if liquid is being sampled) of total solids, and less than 1,000 MPN fecal coliforms per gram (or milliliter, if liquid is being sampled) of total solids.
| For the microorganism | The microbial standard is |
| 1. L. monocytogenes | Not detected using a method that can detect one colony forming unit (CFU) per 5 grams (or milliliter, if liquid is being sampled) analytical portion. |
| 2. Salmonella species | Not detected using a method that can detect three most probable numbers (MPN) per 4 grams (or milliliter, if liquid is being sampled) of total solids. |
| 3. E. coli O157:H7 | Not detected using a method that can detect 0.3 MPN per 1 gram (or milliliter, if liquid is being sampled) analytical portion. |
New Table 1 made by exempt rulemaking at 26 A.A.R. 681, effective August 19, 2019; filed in the Office March 27, 2020 (Supp. 20-1).
New Section made by exempt rulemaking at 26 A.A.R. 681, effective August 19, 2019; filed in the Office March 27, 2020 (Supp. 20-1).