Look at the mla citation for an online source.

“let’s eat for the health of it.” usda. the u. s. departments of agriculture and health and human services, june 2011. web.

what is missing from this citation?
the name of the author
the title of the source
the date the source was published
the date the source was accessed

Modern Language Association (MLA) citations are often used by those within the humanities and liberal arts. Based on the example, it can be seen that the author was USDA. The publisher or the title of the source was The U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services. Also, the source was published on June 2011. However, the date the source was accessed was not indicated. Although it is not a requirement, it is highly suggested especially for online resources since online materials tend to be changed often. Moreover, including a URL, permalink, or DOI to the online resource would also be helpful.