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... measures, and monitor the effectiveness of such measures. 1. No unattended children should be allowed in the farm. 2. Farm buildings and fixtures should be checked regularly and maintained structurally safe. 3. Farm machinery, equipment and tools should be well calibrated and maintained. Farm workers...

... measures, and monitor the effectiveness of such measures. 1. No unattended children should be allowed in the farm. 2. Farm buildings and fixtures should be checked regularly and maintained structurally safe. 3. Farm machinery, equipment and tools should be well calibrated and maintained. Farm workers...

... with pesticide residue. 3. Farmers should be cautious in the process to avoid personal injury such as cuts and bruises. 4. To maintain quality after harvest, farmers should handle produce carefully to avoid bruising or damaging them, for injury may cause decay and reduce storage life. 5. Harvested...

... residues, cover crops, crop rotation and minimized mechanical move- ment in field serve this purpose well. Plant a shelterbelt or windbreak where necessary. 3. Building and maintaining organic matter level in soil is important for reducing soil erosion, improving soil structure and enhancing soil fertility...

... CODE OF PRACTICE 2 Next COP: Farm Operation - Seed and Seedling For more information on GAP-CROP, please contact: Crop Farm Development Section, Farm Development Division, AFCD Tel: (852) 2668 0197 3. Farmers should avoid applying any pesticides, fertilizers or soil conditioners containing heavy metal...

... heating. 3. Farmers should sort and pack produce carefully to achieve uniformity and to avoid mechanical damage (compression, scrapes, etc.) which causes decay and inferior quality. 4. Produce should be washed as appropriate as this improves salability and removes dirt, pathogens, spray residues, etc. The...

... with pesticide residue. 3. Farmers should be cautious in the process to avoid personal injury such as cuts and bruises. 4. To maintain quality after harvest, farmers should handle produce carefully to avoid bruising or damaging them, for injury may cause decay and reduce storage life. 5. Harvested...

... of nutrients, thus contaminating water sources nearby. 3. Soil organic matter, which serves to increase water-holding capacity of fields, should be built up and maintained. 4. Farmers may effectively reduce water evaporation in fields by mulches and cover cropping, hence enhancing water availability...

... residues, cover crops, crop rotation and minimized mechanical move- ment in field serve this purpose well. Plant a shelterbelt or windbreak where necessary. 3. Building and maintaining organic matter level in soil is important for reducing soil erosion, improving soil structure and enhancing soil fertility...

...), thus increasing profitability. 2.Good record keeping is also essential for third-party audit or certification. 3. A good farm record system should: ● provide necessary, accurate and updated information; ● be legible, readily accessible and user-friendly; and ● be flexible enough to provide information...