T/GZYJNY T/GZYJNY-03-2019 Eco-agri park (farm/manor)
T/GZYJNY T/GZYJNY-03-2019 Eco-agri park (farm/manor)
Basic Information
Scope
Main technical content: 1. Ecological Agricultural Parks (Farms/Estates): - The ecological agricultural parks (farms/estates) should feature a beautiful environment, clear boundaries, and well-defined ownership and management rights. They must have established and implemented an ecological agricultural production management system in accordance with this standard. 2. Natural Cultivation: - Biological organisms and their derivatives, including plants, animals, microorganisms, seeds, pollen, sperm, eggs, other reproductive materials, fertilizers, soil amendments, plant protection products, plant growth regulators, animal feed, animal growth regulators, veterinary drugs, and fishery drugs, should be introduced or used in the ecological agricultural parks (farms/estates) through natural breeding methods. 3. Radiation Treatment: - Radiation technology should not be used in production. 4. Input Materials: - (1) Full consideration should be given to the biodiversity and ecological balance of production units, protecting and cultivating natural predators and establishing a natural ecological balance system within production units to reduce the use of external input materials. - (2) It is encouraged to prioritize the use of plant-based, animal-based, microbial-based, and mineral-based soil amendments, animal feed, and plant protection products. All input materials permitted by the "Organic Products" (GB/T 19630) standard may be used. When the nutrients required for normal plant and animal growth cannot be met or the health of plants and animals cannot be guaranteed using the aforementioned materials, a small amount of low-toxicity, low-residue, and easily degradable synthetic chemicals may be permitted, provided they comply with the specific provisions of this rule (see Annex A for the specific permitted varieties) and adhere to the requirements of the product's safety interval period. - (3) Agricultural products produced within certi