1 Terminology and Definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this document.
1.1 Biological Fertilizer
A type of fertilizer product that uses the life activities of microorganisms to provide specific fertilizer effects for crops. The biological fertilizers used in ecological tea gardens include agricultural microbial agents and bio-organic fertilizers.
1.2 Production Tree
A tea tree planted for three years or more, which can be normally harvested for tea leaves.
2 Requirements for Biological Fertilizer
2.1 Bio-Organic Fertilizer
The organic matter content must be ≥40.0%, and the fertilizer should meet the requirements of standards NY884 and GB38400.
2.2 Agricultural Microbial Agent
The compound production uses Bacillus amyloliquefaciens, Bacillus velezensis, and Paenibacillus polymyxa, and the fertilizers should meet the requirements of standards GB20287 and GB38400.
2.3 Prohibited Raw Materials for Biological Fertilizer
The prohibited raw materials for biological fertilizer are as follows:
- Unfermented manure from humans and livestock.
- Municipal waste, untreated sludge, or industrial garbage containing harmful substances such as pathogenic microorganisms, heavy metals, toxic gases, etc.
- Raw materials with unclear composition or containing components that pose safety hazards.
- Raw materials containing rare earth elements.
- Transgenic varieties (products) and by-products of their production processes.
- Raw materials prohibited by national laws and regulations.
3 Fertilizer Application Requirements and Methods
3.1 Fertilization Requirements
The application of biological fertilizers must comply with the requirements for A-level green food production as specified in NY/T394AA.
3.2 Fertilization Method
Selection and application of biological fertilizer should follow Table 1.
3.3 Restrictions on Fertilizer Application
Biological fertilizers cannot be mixed with fungicides, chemical pesticides, or other antimicrobial substances, nor can they be mixed with strong acids, strong bases, or other substances that easily kill microorganisms.
4 Transportation and Storage
Biological fertilizers should be stored in cool dry places. During transportation and storage, measures should be taken to prevent moisture, sunlight exposure, and packaging damage.
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