The World Bank's Pilot Demonstration Projects for Poverty Alleviation by Developing Industries in Poverty-stricken Areas

Pest Management Plan of Animal and Plant

in Sichuan Province

Sichuan Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Nov 2014

Preface

1. Related national policies and regulations

1.1 National principles for protecting animals and plants

1. 2 Major laws, legislations and standards......

2. National institutions and mechanisms for the management of pests

2.1 Institutions and mechanism for the management of plants pestsplant pests...

2.2 Institutions and mechanisms for the management of animals diseasesanimal diseases

2.3 Sichuan province's The institutions for the prevention and management of pests and animals diseasesanimal diseases in Sichuan Province

3.China's experiences and existing problems challengesin management of pests

3.1 China’sexperiences in management of pestsexperiences in managing pests...

3.2 China’s existing problems challengesin managingmanagement of pests.....

3.3 Major contributors to above-mentioned problemschallenges......

4. The World Bank's experiences and lessons from management of pests and diseases in previous projects

5. Main animal and plant diseases and pestsin project areas in Sichuan province

6. Major preventive measures against plants pests in project areas..

6.1 Preventive measures against pests in project areas......

6.2 Non-chemical preventive measures to curb crop pests and diseases in project areas in Sichuan province

6.3 List of recommended pesticides against pests and diseases (chemical methods)

7. Primary methods for preventing and controlling animal diseases in project areas

7.1 Preventive methods against the majoranimal diseases in project areas......

7.2 Management plan formajoranimal diseases......

7.3 Majoranimal diseases and non-chemical prevention and control methods....

Major animal epidemics and the non-chemical measures of prevention and control in the project areas are put forward, in terms of possible epidemic of beef cattle breeding, Liangshan Semi-Fine Wool Sheep breeding and goat raising (see Table 4).

7.4 List of recommended animals vaccines and veterinary drugs (chemical methods)

7.5 List of recommended veterinary drugs against animals parasites (chemical methods)

8. Plan for management of pests and implementing arrangement....

8.1 Institutions arrangement and responsibility......

8.2 System and procedures for management of pests

9. Training and technique services for management of pests......

10. Monitoring on management of pests......

10.1 Purposes and Priorities for monitoring......

10.2 Arrangement for monitoring......

10.3Monitoring plan......

Appendix 1: Major Types of Pests and Diseases of Orange, Walnut, Amorphophallusalbus, and Potato in Sichuan and Preventive Measures 52

Appendix 2: Main genre of animals and plants pests and control measures for Sichuan orange, walnut, amorphophallus albus, and potatoAppendix 2: Major Epidemics in Sichuan Beef Cattle, Liangshan Semi-Fine Wool Sheepand Sichuan Goats, and Their Treatment and Prevention 62

The World Bank's Pilot Demonstration Projects for Poverty Alleviation by Developing Industries in Poverty-stricken Areas

Plan for Management of Animal and Plant Diseases and Pests in Project Areas in Sichuan Province

Preface

Sichuan province is an underdeveloped agricultural region in western China. In order to speed up its poverty reduction and achieve prosperity, cultivate dominating agricultural industries to advance rural development, China' State Council Leading Group Office of Poverty Alleviation and Development plans to use the World Bank's loans to push forward the "Pilot Demonstration Projects for Poverty Alleviation by Developing Industries in China's Poverty-stricken Areas". The project areas in Sichuan Province cover 47 towns and 199 poor villages in XuyongCounty and GulanGulinCounty in LuzhouCity; and ButuoCounty, JinyangCounty, ZhaojueCounty, and MeiguCounty in Liangshan stateLiangshan Prefecture. The agricultural development priorities for XuyongCounty and GulanGulinCounty in LuzhouCity are cultivating orange and cattle, and orange and walnut respectively; while for ButuoCounty, JinyangCounty, ZhaojueCounty, and MeiguCounty in Liangshan stateLiangshan prefecture, key genrestypes are potato and cattle, amorphophallus albuswhite konjac and Liangshan Semi-FinLiangshan e Wool ShipSemi-Fine Wool Sheep, potato and Liangshan semi-finLiangshan Semi-Fine Wool Sheepe wool ship, and walnut and Meigu goat respectively. This project is closely related to the development of leading agricultural industries in villages and towns and to the production of characteristic farm products. To facilitate smooth processing operationof the project, we mobilized experts to conduct field investigations and interviews, and collected large bulks of statistical information. The Plan for Management of Animals and Plants Diseases and PestsAnimal and Plant Diseases and Pests in Project Areas in Sichuan Province was drafted in compliance with requirements of the World Bank's Environmental Assessment and Pest Management (OP/BY 4,09) and Pest Management.

The purpose of drafting this plan isto, through implementing the policy of prioritizing prevention and comprehensive control, toset up ten to twenty exemplary demonstration bases, introduce the conception of integrated pest management (IPM), offer IPM techniquetechnologies trainings for farmers, grass-roots agricultural techniquetechnologies cohorts and staff from the project office, and widely exercise large scale prevention and control against plants pestsplant pests and animals diseasesanimal diseases. The pests prevention and control should cut the outbreak by more than 90%, the utilized dosage of pesticides by over 30%, and the usage of chemical drugs in the core green exemplary demonstration areas by above 50%. We hope the average mortality of sheep and beef cattle can be lowered by 2% and 4% respectively compared with the level prior to this project. The foot-and-mouth disease and parasites among other animals epidemics of sheep and beef cattle must also be effectively contained, with certain localities reaching purification standards. Such major zoonoses as Brucella should be substantially curbed, while the prevention capacity against imported epidemics must be significantly enhanced. We will try to improve the preventive capability and efficiency on ofpreventingpests, popularize information about on thesafe utilization of chemical pesticides, and via compiling the catalogue of recommended chemical pesticides, make public bidding and procurement of the recommended pesticides, vaccines, and veterinary drugs. We'll also step up supervision and monitoring on pesticides so that the practice in the exemplary demonstration areas is consistent with the World Bank's requirement (OP/BO 4.09) and other international norms. What we hope to achieve is to substantially alleviate the negative effect of incremental usage of chemical pesticides in the project, and under the prerequisite of environmental safety, increase both agricultural production and farmers' income and a sustainable development of the agricultural industry.

1. Related national policies and regulations

1.1 National principles for protecting animals and plants

Through adopting the conception of integrated management of pest (IMP), theChinese government's policy of controlling animals and plants pestsanimal and plant pests and diseases aims at downsize minimizestheir thetheir damage degree to promote quality agriculture and the sustainability sustainable usageof agricultural resources for agricultural resource protection and ecological conservation. The policy has emphasized for years on prevention first, scientific control, management according to laws, and health promotion. China gave special attentions to animal quarantine to avert the outbreak and spread of animals and plants pestsanimal and plant pests and diseases. It also attached great importance to biological control methods by applying alternatives to chemical drugs and to produce non-pollution food, green food (A class) and organic good (AA class).

1.1.1 Integrated management of pest

The integrated management of pest (IMP) is both the core content of and important approach forthe comprehensive pest control, and arequirement inthe related policyfor theprojects funded by theWorld Bank---Integrate Management of Animal and Plant Pest (OP 4.09). The Chinese government adopted the concept of IMP since 1975.

Based on the notion of Integrated Pest Control (IPC) proposed by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization in 1966, IMP was the revised version of pests controlpest control strategy in 1972. The Chinese government adopted the concept of IMP since 1975 and steadily substituted chemical drugs for alternatives for ecological conservation in farmlands.

Economic efficiency, ecological balance, and social safety should all be considered when adopting IPM. So in terms of animals and plants pests controlpest control, prevention is the priority. Based on proper agronomic measures, we should fully take advantage of the natural pests controlpest control elements to create unfavorable conditions for the growth of pests. Considering the distinctive biological feathers features and habitus of different pests, we should strengthen early warning and hazards monitoring, coordinate biological, physical, and chemical approaches, and try to avoid hurting pests' natural enemies and polluting the environment to curb the pests' number within a tolerate range. We should resolve resortto trichogramma, BT pesticide, and beauveriavuillemin and other natural enemies to control pests, use microorganism agent and insect hormone to curb defoliators. Only when the above-mentioned methods fail to show effect, can we use highly effective and low toxic chemical drugs pesticideor veterinary medicines with low residue, which. Pesticide should be applied in a safe way to reduce chemical residue in soil or water.

1.1.2 Quarantine of animals and plants

The quarantine of animals and plants is a method to fend off damages caused by pests and diseases hurting crops or animals and to avert weeds from encroaching or spreading to the planting areas of crops. China started quarantine practice since the 1990s. With the implementation of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Entry and Exit Animal and Plant Quarantine in 1991, China set up more than 300 quarantine institutions at customs, inland areas and air harbors against the access and spread of foreign animal and plant pests. These institutions proved to be very important in prevention and control of animal and plant pests and diseases. Many pests including Mediterranean fruit fly and hyphantriacunea were detected at those quarantine institutions. China's quarantine works are carried out by three institutions under the Ministry of Agriculture: the agricultural produce quarantine is monitored by the general General office Office of national National plant Plant protectionProtection, the timbertimber quarantine by the general General office Office of national National forests Forestand seeding Seeding managementManagement, and the animal quarantine by the general General office Office of husbandry Husbandry and vVeterinary.

1.1.3 Food safety and detection ofpesticide residues

The Chinese government has given great attention to food safety.

In line with the policy of "putting prevention first and exercising comprehensive prevention and control", in animal and plant protection, preventive measures focusing on biological control are expected to be gradually implemented. The rapid development of green good and organic food market contributed to the discarding of chemical pesticides by offering price incentives. In order to encourage the production and the certificationof green and safe agricultural produce and certification of /green and organic food, the Green Food Development Center publicized a regulation on pesticides usagepesticide usage to guide the production of green food (A class) and organic food (AA class).

The Regulation on Agricultural Chemicals andthe Regulation on Administration of Vaccine and Veterinary Drug promulgated by the Chinese governmentState Council, and the Standard for Safety Application of Pesticides and the Standard for Safety Application of Vaccine and Veterinary Drug released by the Ministry of Agriculture encourage the utilization ofing high-ly effective and low-toxic pesticides, vaccines, and veterinary medicine with low residue. All the producers of pesticides, vaccines, and veterinary drugs must abide by these documents. Some of their items are as follows:

Applying scope of pPesticides, vaccines, and veterinary drugs for can only be applied in certain scopes for prevention preventingand controlcontrollingof animals and plants pestsanimal and plant pests in agricultural production (some hazardous or highly toxic pesticides are banned, including parathion, monocrotophos, and phorate.)

Agricultural produce with excessive residue from pesticides, vaccines, and veterinary drugs are blocked prohibitedfrom access goingto the markets.

The Safe safe utilization of pesticides, vaccines, and veterinary drugs includes:involveschoosing those of certain form,sand which are safe and with appropriate applying method, the general and maximum dosage, annual maximum usage frequencyof usage, and time interval between the final usage and harvest.

The inspection institutions under the various provincial leveles and the Ministry of Agriculture are in charge of the supervision ofng the testing of pesticides residue of inagricultural produce (especially of invegetables, fruits, grain crops, poultry, eggs, and meat.)

1. 2 Major laws, legislations and standards

The centraland local governments promulgated and implemented laws, regulations, standards, measures, provisions, and norms to promote the concept of IMP.

1.2.1 Important laws, regulations, and standards against onplants pestsplant pests and diseases

A. Law of the People's Republic of China on Quality and Safety of Agricultural Products (Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, April, 2006)

B. Regulation on Agricultural Chemicals Administration (State Council, November, 2011)

C. Implementation Method for Pesticides Management( No. 9 amendment order by the Ministry of Agriculture, December 8, 2007)

D. Regulation on Non-contaminated Agricultural Produce (Ministry of Agriculture, General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection, and Quarantine, April 2002)

E. Standard for Safety Application of Pesticides GB4285-1989 (Ministry of Environmental Protection, September 1986)

F. Standard for Safety Application of Pesticides GB8321.2-1989(Ministry of Environmental Protection, September 1986)

G. Pesticide Application Guidelinefor Green Food Production NY/T393-2000 (Ministry of Agriculture, May 2000)

H. Maximum Residue Limits for Pesticides in Food GB2763-2005

I. Determination of Organophosphorus Pesticide Residues in Foods GB/T 5009.20-2003

J. Standard for RationalApplication of Pesticides GB/TB8321.1- 8321.8

K. Regulations on Plant Quarantine (revised and issued by the State Council, May 13, 1992)

L.Implementing Rules of Regulations on Plant Quarantine (Agricultural Sectors), (Ministry of Agriculture, May 1995)

M. Antitoxic Regulations for Storage, Transportation, Marketing and Use of Pesticides (GB 12475-226), (Ministry of Agriculture)

1.2.2 Important laws, regulations, and standards for onanimal epidemic prevention

A. Animal Epidemic Prevention Law of the People's Republic of China (adopted at the 26th meeting of the Eighth Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on July 3, 1997, and amended at the 29th meeting of the Tenth Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on August 30, 2007)

B. Law of people's People's Republic of China on the Entry and Exit Animal and Plant Quarantine (adopted at the 22nd meeting of the Standing Committee of the Seventh National People's Congress on October 30, 1991, promulgated by Order No. 53 of the President of the People's Republic of China onOctober30, 1991)

C. Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Wildlife (adopted at the Fourth Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Seventh National People's Congress on November 8, 1988 and amended at the Eleventh Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Tenth National People's Congress on August 28, 2004)

D. Regulation on Veterinary Drug Administration (adopted at the 45th executive meeting of the State Council on March 24, 2004)

E.Regulation on Handling Major Animal Epidemic Emergencies (Order No. 450 of the State Council, December 16, 2005)

F. Administration Method of Animal Quarantine (January 4, 2012, Order No. 6 of the Ministry of Agriculture)

G. Management, Examination and Approval of Laboratory Biosafety of Highly-pathogenic Animal Pathogenic Microorganisms (May 13, 2005, Order No. 52 of the Ministry of Agriculture in 2005)

H. Review Procedures for Conditions of Animal Epidemic Prevention (January 4, 2012, Order No. 7 of the Ministry of Agriculture in 2010)

I. Experimental Method on Animal Epidemic Prevention Machine GB/T 24688-2009

J. Animal Epidemic Prevention-Basic Terms GB/T 18635-2002

K.Veterinary Regulations on Disease Prevention in Middle and Small Intensive Pig Farms GB/T 17823-1999

L. Veterinary Requirements of Prevention and Control of Diseases for Intensive Pig Farm GB/T 17823-2009

2. National institutions and mechanisms for the management of pests

2.1 Institutions and mechanism for the management of plants pestsplant pests

China has departments for managing plant pests at national, provincial, city or county, and town levels (including bureaus or stations for plant protection and quarantine). The general station under China's Ministry of Agriculture manages, directs, and supervises the works related to the prevention and control of alien species and animal epidemics nationwide. While wWith clear-cut responsibilities and duties, the administration institutions for plants pestsplant pests at provincial, city or county, and town levels are responsible for forecasting and early early-warning, prevention preventingand control of ling plants pestsplant pests and diseases, pesticide management, and the production of production safety of agricultural produce.

To meet the requirements of inagricultural production, environmental conservation, and food safety, the Ministry of Agriculture released the lists of chemical pesticides containing inprohibited or restricted pesticides form plants of various differentperiods. The ministry vigorously implemented the system for managingpesticides labelingmanagement system and the three pesticides-related licensesfor pesticides mechanism, namely the pesticides production permit or approval document on pesticides productionpesticide production, pesticides standardspesticide standards and documents, and pesticides registration certificate. Plants protectionPlant protection and quarantine stations at provincial, county or city levels as well as agricultural law enforcement enforcingdepartments are responsible for the managerial works in accordance with laws. China's relevant legislation havehas explicit stipulations about onthe production, sales, and usage of chemical pesticides. For aAllny companies or entities that are on the links ofinvolved in the production and sales of pesticides, vaccines, and veterinary drugs, they are required to have business license as well as the certificates for registrationregistering, producingction and selling alescertificates of pesticides, vaccines, and veterinary drugs. When a company intends to produce or compound a type of pesticide or veterinary drug, the first step is to register it in line with the regulations for onindustrial and commercial registration, regulation on pesticides administration, and regulation on vaccines and veterinary drugs. The company's operations should also confirm to control conditions meet the requirementfor in controllingsafety, quality, and contamination to the environment. Retailers of any pesticides and veterinary drugs are only permitted for operation upon obtaining licenses and can only sell those produced by the registered companies. The agricultural produce (especially vegetable, fruits, tea, grain crops, poultry, eggs, milk, and meat) with excessive residue of pesticides or veterinary drugs is prohibited from selling in any markets.