Chinese Standard: 'NY 1428-2010'
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| NY 1428-2010 | English | 219 |
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Water-soluble fertilizers containing micronutrients
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| NY 1428-2010 | Chinese | 14 |
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Detail Information of NY 1428-2010; NY1428-2010
Description (Translated English): Water-soluble fertilizers containing micronutrients
Sector / Industry: Agriculture Industry Standard
Classification of Chinese Standard: G21
Classification of International Standard: 65.080
Word Count Estimation: 9,964
Date of Issue: 2010-12-23
Date of Implementation: 2011-02-01
Older Standard (superseded by this standard): NY 1428-2007
Quoted Standard: GB 190; GB 191; GB/T 6679; GB/T 6680; GB/T 8170; GB 8569; GB/T 8576; NY/T 887; NY/T 1108; NY 1110; NY/T 1115; NY/T 1117; NY/T 1972; NY/T 1974; NY/T 1978; NY 1979; " arbitration inspection of product quality and product quality appraisal management approach"; " prepackaged goods metrological supervision and management approach"
Drafting Organization: National Fertilizer Quality Supervision and Inspection Center (Beijing)
Administrative Organization: Ministry of Agriculture
Regulation (derived from): Ministry of Agriculture Bulletin No. 1515
Summary: This standard specifies the technical requirements of trace elements in water-soluble fertilizer, test methods, inspection rules, marking, packaging, transportation and storage. This standard applies to the production and sale of the PRC, made of copper, iron, manganese, zinc, boron, molybdenum and trace elements in the desired proportion of trace elements made of or made of a single liquid or solid water-soluble fertilizer. This standard does not apply to existing mandatory national or industry standard fertilizers (such as copper sulfate, zinc sulfate) and integration of state fertilizer (such as EDDHA-Fe).
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