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    The National Agricultural Technology Center hosted the 2023 National Training Workshop on Techniques for Monitoring and Surveying Pesticide Use.


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    2023-04-28

      Recently, the National Agricultural Technology Center held the 2023 National… in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia. Pesticide A training workshop on usage‑monitoring and survey techniques was held to share and summarize best practices from across the country, analyze and assess emerging trends and challenges, and… Pesticide The monitoring and investigation efforts have been re-mobilized and re-deployed.
       Pesticide It is an important agricultural input, and accurately grasping the situation in China… Pesticide Usage conditions, ascertain Pesticide Using one’s own resources, for formulating… Pesticide It is of great significance to refine management policies, provide sound guidance on the scientific use of agrochemicals, and promote green, high-quality agricultural development. Over the years, China has… Pesticide The survey on usage monitoring has yielded positive results, helping to clarify China’s… Pesticide Use dynamic changes, understand Pesticide The current operational status provides strong support; the achievements have been hard-won, and the experience gained is invaluable. We must attach great importance to this, carefully summarize our lessons learned, identify existing issues, and engage in comprehensive planning, with a firm focus on establishing… Pesticide In accordance with the requirements of the monitoring and evaluation system, ensure thorough implementation. Pesticide Conduct monitoring and evaluation activities.
      All localities must earnestly study and thoroughly understand the “By 2025, chemical…” Pesticide In line with the spirit of the “Action Plan for Waste Reduction,” and guided by the technical approach of “substitution, refinement, integration, and comprehensive management” as well as the six major action requirements, we will refine task allocation to ensure effective implementation, clarify responsibilities to achieve tangible results, and proactively advance progress. Pesticide Scientific and safe use, continuously advancing chemistry. Pesticide Implement reduction measures. Clearly define the role and positioning of the work, delineate responsibilities, and spare no effort to ensure the effective implementation of monitoring and survey activities. Strengthen organizational leadership, coordinate planning for monitored crops and target counties within the province, assign dedicated personnel to take charge, and firmly enforce monitoring tasks. Deeply focus on execution by continuously conducting thorough, systematic training on monitoring and survey techniques, explaining survey methodologies, providing instruction on system‑use skills, and rigorously communicating procedures for data entry and system operation. Intensify oversight and data verification to guarantee that monitoring and survey efforts are fully implemented, meticulously carried out, and effectively enforced.
      Four provinces (autonomous regions)—Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Hunan, and Sichuan—have undertaken… Pesticide Sharing of experience in usage monitoring and survey work; responsible officials from each province regarding 2022… Pesticide Conduct data consultations based on usage volumes, and… Pesticide Exchanges and discussions were held on the scientific and safe use of [technology/systems]; operations and maintenance technicians across the country… Pesticide An in-depth briefing was delivered on the machinery information management system, followed by hands-on training for operators and detailed responses to practical operational queries. Gao Xuefeng, a second-level inspector at the Inner Mongolia Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, attended and addressed the participants. Relevant officials from plant protection agencies across provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities, the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, and the Beidahuang Agricultural Reclamation Group also took part in the training.

     

    Source: National Agricultural Technology Center Author: National Agricultural Technology Center

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