T/GSZZ 001-2022 Technical Operating Procedures for the Production of Pollution-Free Five-Leaf Chives
T/GSZZ 001-2022
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Main Technical Content: 1. Scope: This document specifies the requirements for the origin environment, varieties, seedling cultivation, transplanting, field management, and harvesting of pesticide-free Five-Leaf Chives. It applies to the production of pesticide-free Five-Leaf Chives. 2. Normative Reference Documents: The content of the following documents is an integral part of this document through normative reference. Among them, the referenced documents with a specified date apply only to the version corresponding to that date; the latest version (including all amendments) of the unspecified-date referenced documents applies to this document. - GB/T 8321 (all parts): Guidelines for the Rational Use of Pesticides - GB 16715.2: Vegetable Seeds – Part 5: Leafy Vegetables - GB/T 23416.9: Technical Specifications for the Safe Prevention and Control of Diseases and Pests in Vegetables – Part 9: Allium Vegetables - NY/T 496: Guidelines for the Rational Use of Fertilizers – General Principles - NY/T 5010: Environmental Conditions for the Cultivation of Pesticide-Free Agricultural Products 3. Origin Environment Conditions: Refers to the natural conditions such as air, irrigation water, and soil that affect the growth and quality of vegetables. The production area should be far from areas polluted by "industrial three wastes," and its environmental conditions must meet the requirements of NY/T 5010. The production site should be clean, level, with convenient irrigation and drainage, loose and fertile soil, and deep soil layers. The previous crop should not be onion or garlic-based vegetables. 4. Seedling Cultivation 4.1 Seed Selection: Choose excellent varieties with wide adaptability, disease resistance, and strong stress tolerance. Prohibit the use of genetically modified crop varieties. 4.2 Sowing: In the Ruyuan region, sowing is typically carried out between April and May (Gregorian calendar) after plowing and leveling the field. The sowing width