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Paraquat ban postponed for one year; Bureau of Animal and Plant Health Inspection and Quarantine: phase-out remains unchanged, clear out stockpiles first
Paraquat ban extended by one year; BAPHIQ: phase-out remains unchanged, but farmers have stockpiled too much and need time to use it up, as accidental ingestion would be even worse
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Paraquat ban extended by one year; BAPHIQ: phase-out unchanged, stockpiles must be depleted to prevent accidental ingestion
Paraquat ban extended by one year; BAPHIQ: phase-out unchanged, but farmers have stockpiled too much, needs to be depleted to prevent worse accidental ingestion
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Phasing Out Toxic Pesticides Cannot Be a Burden on Farmers Alone
Phasing out toxic pesticides is farmers' business, yet it is not entirely a matter for individual farmers. Besides intensifying the investigation and punishment of pesticide varieties that have been explicitly banned, the state should also vigorously develop highly efficient, low-toxicity biological pesticides. At the same time, it should establish and improve the ecological agriculture industry chain, and through special
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