Specialised Control and Prevention of Pests and Diseases for Crops in China
Specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops is a scientific method to control and prevent pests and diseases at the same plant growth period, with the same pesticide dosages and by professional organizations.
Since 2008, the China’s Ministry of Agriculture has been promoting specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops nationwide. This will help to improve the utilisation rate of pesticides and then pesticide consumption can be reduced, which is important for food safety and environmental protection. Over 2011-2015, coverage of specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for staple grains (such as wheat, rice and corn) increased from 15% to 33%.
Among all the provinces in China, Hunan Province performed particularly well in the specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops, which can be mainly attributed to governmental promotion.
“Specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops is actually a hosting service provided for farmers by professional agricultural means of production companies during the whole growth period of rice,” stated Xiao Yongsheng, head of the Plant Protection Station of Agricultural Bureau, Changsha Town, Hunan.
The specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops can help farmers to overcome difficulties in controlling pests and diseases. In the meanwhile, farmers have no need to worry about chemical injuries due to their misuse of pesticides any more. In addition, the specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops can also help farmers to save costs and improve crop yields.
In the past few years, in the areas of specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases in Hunan, consumption of pesticides decreased by around 20% and there were no poisoning accidents. Pesticides efficacy was improved as well. Currently, both yields of early rice and late rice were improved by over 1,500 kg/ha. The pollution by wasted packages of pesticides mitigated.
In Hunan, there were more than 10,000 pesticide retailers that exited the market due to the entry of organizations for specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops. The organizations directly purchase pesticides from manufacturers instead of retailers or dealers. That’s to say, the traditional sales system of pesticides has been changed.
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Since 2008, the China’s Ministry of Agriculture has been promoting specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops nationwide. This will help to improve the utilisation rate of pesticides and then pesticide consumption can be reduced, which is important for food safety and environmental protection. Over 2011-2015, coverage of specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for staple grains (such as wheat, rice and corn) increased from 15% to 33%.
Among all the provinces in China, Hunan Province performed particularly well in the specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops, which can be mainly attributed to governmental promotion.
“Specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops is actually a hosting service provided for farmers by professional agricultural means of production companies during the whole growth period of rice,” stated Xiao Yongsheng, head of the Plant Protection Station of Agricultural Bureau, Changsha Town, Hunan.
The specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops can help farmers to overcome difficulties in controlling pests and diseases. In the meanwhile, farmers have no need to worry about chemical injuries due to their misuse of pesticides any more. In addition, the specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops can also help farmers to save costs and improve crop yields.
In the past few years, in the areas of specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases in Hunan, consumption of pesticides decreased by around 20% and there were no poisoning accidents. Pesticides efficacy was improved as well. Currently, both yields of early rice and late rice were improved by over 1,500 kg/ha. The pollution by wasted packages of pesticides mitigated.
In Hunan, there were more than 10,000 pesticide retailers that exited the market due to the entry of organizations for specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops. The organizations directly purchase pesticides from manufacturers instead of retailers or dealers. That’s to say, the traditional sales system of pesticides has been changed.
If you need more information about the specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops in China, you could visit our report: Specialised Control and Prevention of Pests and Diseases for Crops in China.
In this report, you could find your answers about:
- The current progress and the changes in the pesticide industry brought by the specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops in TEN provinces;
- The details information including crop planting area, fruit planting area and different organizations on specialised control and prevention of pests and diseases for crops in TEN provinces;
1 SPECIALISED CONTROL AND PREVENTION OF PESTS AND DISEASES FOR CROPS IN CHINA
2 SPECIALISED CONTROL AND PREVENTION OF PESTS AND DISEASES FOR CROPS IN CHINA BY PROVINCES
2.1 In Shandong Province
2.2 In Heilongjiang Province
2.3 In Yunnan Province
2.4 In Sichuan Province
2.5 In Henan Province
2.6 In Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
2.7 In Guangdong Province
2.8 In Hunan Province
2.9 In Hubei Province
2.10 In Anhui Province
2 SPECIALISED CONTROL AND PREVENTION OF PESTS AND DISEASES FOR CROPS IN CHINA BY PROVINCES
2.1 In Shandong Province
2.2 In Heilongjiang Province
2.3 In Yunnan Province
2.4 In Sichuan Province
2.5 In Henan Province
2.6 In Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
2.7 In Guangdong Province
2.8 In Hunan Province
2.9 In Hubei Province
2.10 In Anhui Province
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1-1 Coverage rate of specialized control and prevention of pests and diseases for staple grains in China, 2011-2016
Table 1-2 Founding of professional crop protection services organisations in China, 2012-2016
Table 2.1-1 Crop planting area in Shandong Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.1-2 Fruit planting area in Shandong Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.1-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Shandong Province, 2011
Table 2.2-1 Crop planting area in Heilongjiang Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.2-2 Fruit planting area in Heilongjiang Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.2-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Heilongjiang Province, 2011
Table 2.2-4 Crop planting demonstration bases in Heilongjiang Province, 2016
Table 2.3-1 Crop planting area in Yunnan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.3-2 Fruit planting area in Yunnan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.3-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Yunnan Province, 2011
Table 2.4-1 Crop planting area in Sichuan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.4-2 Fruit planting area in Sichuan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.4-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Sichuan Province, 2011
Table 2.5-1 Crop planting area in Henan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.5-2 Fruit planting area in Henan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.5-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Henan Province, 2011
Table 2.6-1 Crop planting area in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.6-2 Fruit planting area in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.6-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, 2011
Table 2.7-1 Crop planting area in Guangdong Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.7-2 Fruit planting area in Guangdong Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.7-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Guangdong Province, 2011
Table 2.8-1 Crop planting area in Hunan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.8-2 Fruit planting area in Hunan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.8-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Hunan Province, 2011
Table 2.8-4 Top 10 professional crop protection organisations in Hunan Province, 2015
Table 2.9-1 Crop planting area in Hubei Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.9-2 Fruit planting area in Hubei Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.9-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Hubei Province, 2011
Table 2.9-4 Top 20 professional crop protection organisations in Hubei Province, 2014
Table 2.10-1 Crop planting area of Anhui Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.10-2 Fruit planting area of Anhui Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.10-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Anhui Province, 2011
Table 2.10-4 Professional crop protection organisations in Anhui Province, 2015-2016
Table 1-1 Coverage rate of specialized control and prevention of pests and diseases for staple grains in China, 2011-2016
Table 1-2 Founding of professional crop protection services organisations in China, 2012-2016
Table 2.1-1 Crop planting area in Shandong Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.1-2 Fruit planting area in Shandong Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.1-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Shandong Province, 2011
Table 2.2-1 Crop planting area in Heilongjiang Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.2-2 Fruit planting area in Heilongjiang Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.2-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Heilongjiang Province, 2011
Table 2.2-4 Crop planting demonstration bases in Heilongjiang Province, 2016
Table 2.3-1 Crop planting area in Yunnan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.3-2 Fruit planting area in Yunnan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.3-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Yunnan Province, 2011
Table 2.4-1 Crop planting area in Sichuan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.4-2 Fruit planting area in Sichuan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.4-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Sichuan Province, 2011
Table 2.5-1 Crop planting area in Henan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.5-2 Fruit planting area in Henan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.5-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Henan Province, 2011
Table 2.6-1 Crop planting area in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.6-2 Fruit planting area in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.6-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, 2011
Table 2.7-1 Crop planting area in Guangdong Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.7-2 Fruit planting area in Guangdong Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.7-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Guangdong Province, 2011
Table 2.8-1 Crop planting area in Hunan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.8-2 Fruit planting area in Hunan Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.8-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Hunan Province, 2011
Table 2.8-4 Top 10 professional crop protection organisations in Hunan Province, 2015
Table 2.9-1 Crop planting area in Hubei Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.9-2 Fruit planting area in Hubei Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.9-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Hubei Province, 2011
Table 2.9-4 Top 20 professional crop protection organisations in Hubei Province, 2014
Table 2.10-1 Crop planting area of Anhui Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.10-2 Fruit planting area of Anhui Province, 2014, '000 ha
Table 2.10-3 First batch of professional crop protection organisations in Anhui Province, 2011
Table 2.10-4 Professional crop protection organisations in Anhui Province, 2015-2016
