Azərbaycanda boş pestisid qablarinin idarə edilməsi

FAO

Azərbaycanda boş pestisid qablarinin idarə edilməsi

Year of publication 2025

Place of publication Baku, Azerbaijan ;

Pages 4 p.

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Brochure, flyer, fact-sheet

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Synopsis (short abstract) Bu buklet boş pestisid qablarının idarə olunması barədə qısa məlumat təqdim edir. Bukletdə dünyada mövcud olan boş pestisid qablarının idarə olunması sistemlərinin əsas mərhələləri və ölkədə bu cür sistemin olmadığı təqdirdə yarana biləcək mənfi nəticələr izah olunur. Həmçinin, fermerlərin boş pestisid qablarının düzgün idarəetmə sisteminə könüllü şəkildə qoşulmalı olduqları ən vacib prosedurlardan biri kimi boş pestisid qablarının üçqat yuyulması xüsusi olaraq vurğulanır. Bundan əlavə, bukletdə fermerlərin nəzərə almalı olduqları boş pestisid qablarının təhlükəsiz idarəetmə sisteminin digər əsas elementlərinə də diqqət yetirilir.

Language Azerbaijani

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