From 2002 to the present, China has banned the sale and use of 39 pesticides and restricted the use of 20 pesticides. The reasons for adopting the prohibition policy for these 59 pesticides are nothing more than three, or high toxicity, which is highly toxic or highly toxic pesticides, affecting personal safety, such as tetramine, methamidophos, phenylphosphonium, etc., or The residual period is too long, which has an impact on the quality of agricultural products or crops, affecting the quality and safety of agricultural products or causing crop phytotoxicity, such as dicofol, chlorsulfuron, ethamsulfuron, metsulfuron-methyl, etc., and further adverse effects on the environment. Such as 666, DDT, fipronil and so on. Although these pesticides still have a good effect of killing pests and diseases, they must have high toxicity, high residue and adverse effects on the environment from the purpose of safeguarding people's life safety, agricultural product quality and safety and ecological environment safety. The use of pesticides in the use of restricted measures, and promote the use of low-toxic, low-residue, environmentally friendly pesticides. In 2016, the No. 1 Document of the Central Committee stated: “Strengthen the environmental protection and source management of the production area, implement a strict management system for the use of agricultural inputs, promote high-efficiency, low-toxicity and low-residue pesticides, and implement veterinary antibacterial drug management actions.â€
1 Low toxicity, low residue, environmentally friendly pesticide concept
Low-toxic, low-residue, environmentally-friendly pesticides should meet three conditions: First, pesticides are low in toxicity to humans and animals and safe to use. The acute toxicity of pesticides is generally determined in rats. According to the toxicity classification standard of pesticide products in China, the oral LD50 value of acute poisoned rats with low toxicity is 500 mg/kg to 5,000 mg/kg. There are eye-catching toxic signs on the label of pesticide products. The low-toxic pesticides are marked with the low-toxic words marked in red in the diamond frame.
Secondly, pesticides are easily degraded in plants, agricultural products and soils, and the time required for disappearing is short, that is, the residue is low.
Finally, pesticides should be more environmentally friendly and safer. Varieties that have adverse effects on the environment due to the active ingredients of pesticides, such as organic mercury that causes water mites and highly toxic inorganic arsenic, organophosphorus that causes neurotoxicity, and organic chlorine that causes environmental pollution due to residues, and environmental Most of the varieties such as aluminum phosphide and methyl bromide that have had adverse effects have been banned, so it is now said that environmentally friendly pesticides are more likely to have no adverse effects or less impact on the environment. In the mid-1980s, the United Nations, through extensive research and demonstration, formed the basic framework for environmentally friendly pesticide formulations (see Table 1), which was reflected in the cooperative development of CPR/91/121 signed by the People’s Republic of China and the United Nations. In the framework style. In this framework, the three dosage forms of emulsifiable concentrates, powders and wettable powders, which still account for a large proportion, are classified as traditional dosage forms, while aqueous emulsions, microcapsule suspensions, suspension concentrates, suspoemulsions and water-dispersible granules are Environmentally friendly dosage form.
2 Low-toxic, low-residue, environmentally friendly pesticide varieties
By the end of 2014, a total of 660 pesticide active ingredients had been registered in the country. To distinguish between low-toxic and low-residue pesticides, it is indeed more difficult for the average person. To this end, the Plantation Management Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, together with the Pesticide Testing Institute, organizes relevant experts to screen, evaluate and formulate pesticides that have been officially registered according to the toxicity of pesticides, residue limits, agricultural production and risk monitoring. The Directory of Major Varieties of Low-Poison and Low-Residue Pesticides in Production and Use (2014) is used to guide farmers to use low-toxic and low-residue pesticides. The list has a total of 91 pesticide active ingredients, accounting for 13.8% of all registered active ingredients, including 29 pesticides , such as tetrazine, bromopyridyl, tebufenozide, diflubenzuron, chlorantraniliprole, and alkidine. Chemical pesticides such as muscarinic acid and Bacillus thuringiensis, Beauveria bassiana, Pieris rapae granulosis virus, Brassica californica nuclear polyhedrosis virus, etc.; 40 fungicides, boscalid, fluazinam, fluoroamide , hexaconazole, triadimefon, penconazole, imazalil, Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus cereus, chitosan, amino oligosaccharide, etc.; 15 herbicides, such as quizalofop, excellent Propizalamine, mesotrione, cyhalofoprin, bensulfuron-methyl, pyrazosulfuron-methyl, etc.; 7 plant growth regulators , including S-excitation, amine ester, gibberellic acid A3, red Mycophenolic acid A4+A7, naphthaleneacetic acid, ethephon, brassinolide. The list is only for pesticide active ingredients and does not involve pesticide formulations. When farmers use pesticides, they can refer to the list, and combine with the environmentally friendly dosage forms listed in the basic framework of global environmentally friendly pesticides to select pesticides that are both low-toxic, low-residue and environmentally friendly. For example, in the vegetable and fruit trees, the fungicide difenoconazole is used. Since the dosage form of difenoconazole is emulsifiable concentrate, suspending agent and water-dispersible granule, the difenoconazole water-dispersible granule or suspending agent can be selected. Therefore, the selected pesticides are low-toxic, low-residue pesticides and environmentally-friendly pesticides. For example, the wheat herbicide benzosulfuron, there are wettable powders and water-dispersible granules, we should prefer to use bensulfuron-methyl dispersible granules.
3 Low toxicity, low residue, environmentally friendly pesticide use
Due to the low cost, low residue, and environmentally friendly shortcomings such as high cost of use and slow availability, it is difficult for farmers to accept it. Government departments need to strengthen guidance and policy support to encourage farmers to actively use it. According to the actual situation of the year, Shandong Provincial Department of Agriculture selects suitable low-poison and low-residue pesticides and recommends to the public to publish a list of major crops to help farmers choose to use. As early as 2013, the Ministry of Agriculture launched a demonstration subsidy program for low-toxic biological pesticides, and implemented financial subsidies to promote the promotion and use of low-toxic and low-residue pesticides. In the past four years, in the provinces of Shouguang, Anqiu, Zhangqiu and Qixia, Wuyuan, Laizhou and other counties (cities), the Ministry of Agriculture implemented low-toxic biological pesticide demonstration subsidy projects, and basically developed a set of effective management measures. And methods, have the conditions to promote the implementation of low-toxic, low-residue pesticide financial subsidies on a large scale, and wrote it into the "Shandong Province Agricultural Products Quality and Safety Supervision and Management Regulations." Article 12 of the "Regulations on the Supervision and Administration of Agricultural Products Quality and Safety in Shandong Province" implements a subsidy system for low-toxicity, low-residue pesticides and veterinary drugs. The municipal people's government or the county (city, district) people's government of the district shall organize finance, agriculture, forestry, The departments of animal husbandry and veterinary have selected subsidies for low-toxicity, low-residue pesticides and low-residue veterinary drugs. The specific subsidy methods and subsidy standards are formulated and implemented by the local people's government. The low-toxic, low-residue pesticides and low residues specified in the preceding paragraph. The veterinary drug varieties, their production enterprises and sales prices are determined by the local people's government through bidding and announced to the public." In 2016, Qingdao Municipal Finance invested 26 million yuan to implement low-toxic, low-residue pesticide subsidies, and Jinan, Dongying, Jining and other cities also launched. Pilot work on low-toxic, low-residue pesticide subsidies. In the next few years, Shandong Province is expected to popularize the financial subsidy policy for low-toxicity and low-residue pesticides throughout the province, which will greatly promote the use of low-toxic, low-residue and environment-friendly pesticides, so that pesticides can guarantee agricultural production safety and agricultural products. The positive effects of quality safety and ecological and environmental safety are fully realized.
Table 1 Basic framework for global environmentally friendly pesticides
Traditional dosage form | Environmentally friendly dosage form |
Table 2 List of pesticides used in the production of low-toxic and low-residue pesticides (2014) (29)
Serial number | Pesticide variety name | Scope of use (used in accordance with the registration label) |
1 | Polychlortetracycline | Cabbage, citrus tree, Chinese cabbage, eggplant, zucchini |
2 | Biphenyl ester | Apple tree |
3 | Tetrazine | Apple, pear, citrus |
4 | Bromobromide | Citrus tree, apple tree |
5 | Pieris rapa granulosis virus | Cruciferous vegetables |
6 | Tea nucleopolyhedrovirus | tea tree |
7 | Tebufenozide | Cruciferous vegetables, apple trees |
8 | Diflubenzuron | Wheat, kale, apple tree, tea tree |
9 | Short-lived bacillus | Cruciferous vegetables, rice |
10 | Flurazine | Cabbage, cotton, citrus, radish |
11 | Fluoropyrazine | Cabbage, cotton |
12 | Brassica californica nuclear polyhedrosis virus | Cabbage, cotton |
13 | Methoxyfenozide | Cabbage, apple tree |
14 | Metarhizium | Apple tree, Chinese cabbage, coconut tree |
15 | mineral oil | Cucumber, tomato, apple, pear, citrus, tea tree |
16 | Spirotetramat | Tomato, apple tree, citrus tree |
17 | Chlorantraniliprole | Cabbage, apple tree, rice, cotton, sugar cane, broccoli |
18 | Helicoverpa armigera nuclear polyhedrosis virus | cotton |
19 | Chlortetracycline | Cucumber, kidney bean |
20 | Diflubenzuron | Cabbage |
twenty one | Spodoptera litura nuclear polyhedrosis virus | Cruciferous vegetables |
twenty two | Beauveria bassiana | Rice, peanuts, tea trees, pakchoi, cotton |
twenty three | Cumulus | Citrus tree, apple tree |
twenty four | Bacillus thuringiensis | Cruciferous vegetables, pear trees, citrus trees, rice, corn, soybeans, tea trees, sweet potatoes, sorghum, tobacco, jujube, cotton |
25 | Spodoptera exigua nuclear polyhedrosis virus | Cruciferous vegetables |
26 | Nitenpyram | Citrus tree, cotton |
27 | Spodoptera litura nuclear polyhedrosis virus | Cruciferous vegetables |
28 | Ethoxysporin | Cabbage, eggplant |
29 | Indosin | Cabbage |
Table 3 List of fungi (including nematicides) for the production of low-toxic and low-residue pesticides in the plantation industry (2014) (40)
Serial number | Pesticide variety name | Scope of use (specifically in accordance with the use of registration labels) |
1 | Pyridyl | Cucumber, strawberry |
2 | Chitosan | Cucumber, tomato, rice, wheat, corn, soybean, cotton |
3 | Paecilomyces lilacinus | tomato |
4 | R- diniconazole | Pear tree |
5 | Amino oligosaccharide | Cucumber, tomato, pear, watermelon, rice, corn, cabbage, tobacco, cotton |
6 | Difenoconazole | Cucumber, tomato, apple, pear, citrus, watermelon, rice, wheat, tea, ginseng, garlic, celery, Chinese cabbage, lychee, asparagus |
7 | Propiconazole | Rice, banana |
8 | Chunleimycin | Rice, tomato |
9 | Inaba | Rice |
10 | Oligosaccharin | Tomato, rice, wheat, corn, pepper |
11 | Bacillus licheniformis | Cucumber (protective land), watermelon |
12 | Bacillus polymyxa | Cucumber, tomato, pepper, watermelon, eggplant, tobacco |
13 | Malignant | Cucumber (seed bed), watermelon, beet, rice |
14 | Fluramine | chili |
15 | Flumorpholine | cucumber |
16 | Fluoroamide | Rice |
17 | Mushroom proteoglycan | Tomato, rice |
18 | Pythium | Tomato, rice, tobacco |
19 | Oxazol | Rice, wheat, tomato, apple, pear, grape |
20 | Bacillus subtilis | Cucumber, pepper, strawberry, rice, cotton, potato, Sanqi |
twenty one | Quinoline copper | Apple tree |
twenty two | Bacillus cereus | Tomato, wheat, rice |
twenty three | Mamide | Cucumber, pepper, apple tree, citrus, grape, watermelon, banana, lychee, longan |
twenty four | Prochlorazamine | Cucumber, pepper, apple tree, citrus, grape, watermelon |
25 | Azoxystrobin | grape |
26 | Trichoderma | Cucumber, tomato, wheat |
27 | Ningnanmycin | Rice, apple tree |
28 | Glucan | tomato |
29 | Thiofuramide | Rice, potato |
30 | Thiabendazole | Apple tree, citrus, banana |
31 | Aluminum triethylphosphinate | cucumber |
32 | Triazolol | Rice, wheat, banana |
33 | Triazolone | Rice, wheat |
34 | Penconazole | grape |
35 | Dimethomorph | cucumber |
36 | Lentinus edodes | Zucchini, tobacco |
37 | Ethyl cumene | cucumber |
38 | Isocarbazide | Tomato, apple tree, grape, banana |
39 | Imazalil | Apple tree, citrus |
40 | Pseudomonas fluorescens | Tomato, tobacco |
Table 4 Herbicides in the list of major varieties of low-toxic and low-residue pesticides used in crop production (2014) (15)
Serial number | Pesticide variety name | Scope of use (specifically in accordance with the use of registration labels) |
1 | Bensulfuron | wheat |
2 | Methionamide | Rice (dumping fields, transplanting fields) |
3 | Pyrazosulfuron | Rice (dumping fields, transplanting fields, Putian) |
4 | Bensulfuron | Rice (live field, transplanted field, throwing rice field) |
5 | Propargyl oxalate | Rice transplanting field, potato field |
6 | Propionylflufenamide | Citrus orchard, soybean field |
7 | Phenylpyrazine | Soybean field, cotton field, peanut field, beet |
8 | Quinoxaline | Rapeseed field, cotton field, soybean field |
9 | Sodium metolachlor | Corn field, peanut field, rapeseed transplanting field, summer soybean field, beet field, sesame field |
10 | Fluroxypyroxyacetic acid | Wheat field |
11 | Cyhalofop-butyl | Rice (live field, polder, transplanted field) |
12 | Sparse | Peanut field, rapeseed field, soybean field, flax, beet field |
13 | Mesotrione | Corn field |
14 | Metolachlor | Corn field, peanut field, soybean field |
15 | Zhong Dingling | cotton field |
Table 5 Plant Growth Regulators (7) in the list of major varieties of low-toxic and low-residue pesticides used in crop production (2014)
Serial number | Pesticide variety name | Scope of use (specifically in accordance with the use of registration labels) |
1 | S -Elicitin | Tomato, rice, tobacco, cotton |
2 | Amine fresh ester | Chinese cabbage |
3 | Gibberellic acid A3 | Pear, rice, spinach, celery |
4 | Gibberellic acid A4+A7 | Apple, pear, lychee, longan |
5 | Naphthaleneacetic acid | Rice, wheat, apple trees, cotton |
6 | Ethephon | Tomato, corn, banana, lychee, cotton |
7 | Brassinolide | Cucumber, tomato, pepper, apple, pear, citrus, grape, strawberry, banana, rice, wheat, corn, peanut, rape, soybean, leafy vegetable, lychee, longan, cotton, sugar cane |
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