T/BZFS T/BZFS006-2022 Economical forest nursery management technical specifications
T/BZFS T/BZFS006-2022 Economical forest nursery management technical specifications
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Main Technical Content: Technical Specifications for the Cultivation and Management of Economic Forest Seedlings 1 Scope This document specifies the technical requirements for the cultivation and management of economic forest seedlings, including watering, drainage, weeding, loosening the soil, fertilization, pruning, grafting, disease and pest control, whitewashing, cold protection, site clearing, and fire prevention. This document is applicable to seedling cultivation and management in Binzhou City. 2 Normative References The content of the following documents is an integral part of this document through normative references. Among them, the referenced documents with a specified date are applicable to this document only for the corresponding version on that date; the unspecified date referenced documents, their latest version (including all amendment sheets) is applicable to this document. - GB/T 6001-1985: Technical Specifications for Seedling Cultivation - GB/T 2772-1999: Procedures for Seed Inspection of Forest Trees - NY/T 1276-2007: General Guidelines for the Safe Use of Pesticides - LY/T 2280-2014: Archiving Requirements for Forest Seedling Production and Operation - DB11/T 476-2007: Technical Specifications for Seedling Cultivation - DB63/T 236-2021: Quality Grading Standards for Major Afforestation Tree Seedlings 3 Terms and Definitions This document does not define any terms or definitions. 4 Watering Water the seedlings according to the weather and temperature conditions. March to June and September to November are the key periods for watering seedlings. Under normal climatic conditions, the average number of waterings throughout the year is 10. During the initial growth stage of newly planted seedlings, water them frequently with large amounts of water; afterwards, water them regularly with small amounts. During the dry season, supplement water as needed, and irrigate promptly after freezing or thawing. Watering should be sup