Ministry of Agriculture Aim to unlock 13 medicinal plants as Type 1 hazards.

Published 2020년 7월 13일

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The Thai Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives is planning to promote the use of 13 medicinal plants as natural extracts for pest control, by designating them as type 1 hazardous substances. This move aims to simplify the registration process for farmers, as type 1 substances do not require registration. The listed plants include neem tea, galangal, ginger, turmeric, and more. This decision is part of the ministry's efforts to support natural pest control methods, moving away from harmful pesticides.

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Bangkok - 13 July - Office of the Permanent Secretary for Agriculture and Cooperatives Ms. Mananya Thaiseth, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Revealed after the meeting to designate 13 types of medicinal plants as type 1 hazardous substance that has been assigned to the Department of Agriculture to report the progress of unlocking the list of herbs from type 2 hazardous substances as type 1 in order to To farmers And the community is able to bring 13 medicinal plants, such as neem tea / seed meal, galangal, ginger, turmeric, citronella, tiger lily, marigold, chilli, celery, algae, and dying worms. To extract as a natural extract for the prevention of insects, weeds and plant diseases and pests by themselves And assigned the Department of Agriculture to prepare information to draft the Hazardous Substance Committee to be completed soon. As for Miss Ing-On Panyakit, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Agriculture Said further that Hazardous substances of type ...

Source: RYT9