T/GZYJNY T/GZYJNY-04-2019 Native and authentic (ecologically-originated) agricultural products
T/GZYJNY T/GZYJNY-04-2019 Native and authentic (ecologically-originated) agricultural products
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Scope
Main technical content: 1. Production unit scope: The boundaries of the production units for authentic native ecological (ecological origin) products should be clearly defined, with clear ownership and management rights. The production management system for authentic native ecological (ecological origin) products must have been established and implemented in accordance with the requirements of this standard. 2. Natural cultivation: (1) Throughout the entire production system for authentic native ecological (ecological origin) products, biological materials and their derivatives obtained through natural cultivation methods should be used, including plants, animals, microorganisms, seeds, pollen, sperm, eggs, other reproductive materials, as well as agricultural inputs such as fertilizers, soil amendments, plant protection products, plant growth regulators, feed, animal growth regulators, veterinary drugs, and fishery drugs. (2) In production units where both authentic native ecological (ecological origin) products and non-authentic native ecological (ecological origin) products are produced, the conventional production portion should also adopt natural cultivation methods. 3. Radiation: Radiation technology should not be used or should be minimized in the production of authentic native ecological (ecological origin) products. 4. Input materials: (1) Full consideration should be given to the biodiversity and ecological balance of the production units, protecting and cultivating natural predators, and establishing a natural ecological balance system within the production units to reduce the use of external input materials. (2) It is recommended to prioritize the use of plant-derived, animal-derived, microbial-derived, and mineral-derived soil amendments, feed, and plant protection products. All input materials permitted by the "Organic Products" standard (GB/T 19630) can be used. When the use of the aforementioned items fails to meet the nut