way that recharge rates compensates water abstraction. Verify irrigation method in light of water conservation and local climatic conditions. Timing and amount of irrigation is tailored to crop requirements to meet planned yield and quality levels under local conditions. Monitoring on appropriate scale available. (see ISCC 202 2.9.2) 7.1.52. Is a farm waste management Check if a farm waste Verification of waste management plan available? management plan is available, plan. which includes practices for Record keeping must be in place for waste reduction, reuse and produced waste amounts and on-farm recycling to avoid or reduce disposal (including discharge to landfill, wastage and the use of landfill or drains, sewers, surface water, land or burning. groundwater). If burning takes place, The waste management plan further records on types of wastes should include the phases burned and the type of burning (1) Risk assessment, practice (e.g. open fire, low (2) Target-setting, temperature incinerators) should be (3) Risk management and available. Records of the risk assessment (4) Monitoring. as well as appropriate monitoring and X Verify whether best practices management measures must be kept at have been addressed in the least five years. A comprehensive, waste management plan. They current, documented plan that covers refer to: wastage reduction, pollution and waste Prevention of wastes; recycling is available. Air, soil, water, Prevention of on-farm burning noise and light contamination must be of certain waste materials; considered. Prevention of contamination of on-site landfill disposal; Prevention of contamination with respect to disposal of ash;
way that recharge rates compensates water abstraction. Verify irrigation method in light of water conservation and local climatic conditions. Timing and amount of irrigation is tailored to crop requirements to meet planned yield and quality levels under local conditions. Monitoring on appropriate scale available. (see ISCC 202 2.9.2) 7.1.52. Is a farm waste management plan available? Check if a farm waste management plan is available, which includes practices for waste reduction, reuse and recycling to avoid or reduce wastage and the use of landfill or burning. The waste management plan should include the phases (1) Risk assessment, (2) Target-setting, (3) Risk management and (4) Monitoring. Verify whether best practices have been addressed in the waste management plan. They refer to: Prevention of wastes; Prevention of on-farm burning of certain waste materials; Prevention of contamination of on-site landfill disposal; Prevention of contamination with respect to disposal of ash; Verification of waste management plan. Record keeping must be in place for produced waste amounts and on-farm disposal (including discharge to landfill, drains, sewers, surface water, land or groundwater). If burning takes place, further records on types of wastes burned and the type of burning practice (e.g. open fire, low temperature incinerators) should be available. Records of the risk assessment as well as appropriate monitoring and management measures must be kept at least five years. A comprehensive, current, documented plan that covers wastage reduction, pollution and waste recycling is available. Air, soil, water, noise and light contamination must be considered. X
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