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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Cheesemaker Qualification Addendum in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the 'Name of Applicant' in the designated field at the top of the form.
  3. Next, fill in the 'Name of Licensed Cheesemaker' and ensure you provide their full name accurately.
  4. Input the 'Cheesemaker’s Valid DATCP License #' to confirm their credentials.
  5. Specify the 'Plant or Dairy where training/instruction has occurred' to indicate where the applicant received their training.
  6. Document the 'Start Date of Training with this Licensed Cheesemaker' to establish a timeline for training.
  7. Provide complete 'Contact information' for the Licensed Cheesemaker, including address, phone number, and email.
  8. In the section for documenting training, detail all relevant experiences related to cheesemaking processes, HACCP, sanitation, and milk testing. Use additional space if necessary.
  9. Finally, ensure that the Licensed Cheesemaker signs and dates the form to certify that all information is accurate before submission.

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Before applying to the Wisconsin Master Cheesemaker Program, Master applicants must be making cheese in a Wisconsin cheese plant, shall have had their Wisconsin cheesemakers license for a minimum of 10 years, shall have been producing the cheese they want to get certified in for at least 5 years and have taken an
Wisconsin cheesemakers use about 90% of Wisconsins milk supply to make more than 2 billion pounds of cheese every year. Wisconsin has 1,290 licensed cheesemakersmore than any other state.
Cheese in the United States With some seven million metric tons, the European Union is the worlds leading producer of cheese. The. The top cheese producing U.S. states are Wisconsin and California.
For the ultimate cheese-making tour experience, visit Union Star near Appleton. Youll get to walk through the tiny factory to learn how milk from local dairies becomes squeaky cheese curds. Union Star was founded in 1911, and it remains family-owned and operated.
You need a license to become a Wisconsin cheesemaker. The licensing process takes one to two years, about $3,000 in fees, 240 hours of time as an apprentice under a licensed cheesemaker, and theres a written test to boot.

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Wisconsin has 1,290 licensed cheesemakersmore than any other state. Wisconsin has the countrys most stringent state standards for cheesemaking and overall dairy product quality.

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