©2009 Rainforest Alliance
Rainforest Alliance training
Rainforest Alliance training
for tea plantations in Vietnam
for tea plantations in Vietnam
Rainforest Alliance training
Rainforest Alliance training
for tea plantations in Vietnam
for tea plantations in Vietnam
Version: 2011 Version: 2011Version: 2011Version: 2011
-Field
version-©2009 Rainforest Alliance
Integrated Crop
Integrated Crop
Management
Management
Integrated Crop
Integrated Crop
Management
Management
3
criterion: 8.4 (critical)
criterion:
4
criterion:
8.5
criterion:
8.5
5
criterion:
8.1
criterion:
8.1
3. IPM (Integrated Pest Management)
Making your crop healthy and strong:
• Regular pruning • Bush hygiene
• Adequate fertilization
• Removing the branches or bushes affected by disease
6
criterion:
8.2
criterion:
8.2
7
criterion:
8.3
criterion:
8.3
5. Calibration and maintenance of equipment
8
criterion:
8.2
criterion:
8.2
6. Keeping record of application
• Date
• Product
• Location and area size
• Quantity and dosage
• Operator
©2009 Rainforest Alliance
Ecosystem conservation
Ecosystem conservation
Ecosystem conservation
Ecosystem conservation
10
Map of your farm
criterion:2.1. (critical) criterion:
2.1. (critical)
Identifying areas to be protected:
• Water sources, rice paddies • Forest, woods
Protecting water sources
criterion:2.6
criterion:
2.6
12
Protecting water sources
criterion:2.6
criterion:
2.6
No crop No crop
Stream
No crop
River
No crop
Protecting water sources
criterion:2.6
criterion:
2.6
• Establishing no-spray zone
No-spray zone
No-spray zone
No-spray z
Protecting water sources
criterion:2.6
criterion:
2.6
• Establishing vegetative barrier
Vegetative barrier
Crop
Water Vegetative
barrier Crop
Water
Protecting forest
criterion:2.5
criterion:
2.5
• Keeping distance between tea and forest
Protecting forest
criterion:2.5
criterion:
2.5
• Establishing no-spray zone
Protecting housing areas/ public roads
criterion:2.7
criterion:
2.7
Protecting housing areas/ public roads
criterion:2.7
criterion:
2.7
• Keeping distance between tea and houses
• Establishing no-spray zone
©2009 Rainforest Alliance
Wildlife conservation
Wildlife conservation
Wildlife conservation
Wildlife conservation
20
No hunting or capturing of wild animals
criterion: 3.3 (critical)criterion:
21
criterion: 3.3 (critical)
criterion:
3.3 (critical)
Inventory of animals
criterion:3.1
criterion:
3.1
©2009 Rainforest Alliance
Soil conservation
Soil conservation
Soil conservation
Soil conservation
Soil erosion problems
criterion:9.1
criterion:
Soil erosion control
criterion:9.1
criterion:
9.1
• Planting tea against the slope
• Manual weeding
• Vegetative cover
Slope
Maintenance of soil fertility
1. Soil analysis
2. Use of organic fertilizer (e.g. compost)
criterion:
9.2
criterion:
©2009 Rainforest Alliance
Handling of chemicals
Handling of chemicals
Handling of chemicals
Handling of chemicals
Bad examples of chemical storage
criteria:6.9, 6.11
criteria:
Good examples of chemical storage
criterion:6.9
criterion:
6.9
Protective clothing
criterion:sleeves
Protective clothing
criterion:• Goggles • Mask
• Hat
• Gloves
• Long sleeves • Apron
• Boots
• Inner clothing used
After application
criteria:6.16 , 6.17
criteria:
6.16 , 6.17
Going home without taking shower and changing clothes
Bringing protective clothing at home for your
wife to wash
After application
Before going home:
• Take shower and change clothes
• Wash protective clothing and equipment
criteria:
6.16 , 6.17
criteria:
©2009 Rainforest Alliance
Waste management
Waste management
Waste management
Waste management
Bad examples
criterion:4.7 (critical), 10.5
criterion:
• Organic waste ( Make it into compost)
• Plastic waste ( The factory will collect.) • Chemical containers ( The factory will
collect.)
Good examples
criterion:10.1
criterion:
10.1
• No burning or
throwing away
• Wash three
times and
puncture them
Empty containers and expired chemicals
criterion:6.10
criterion:
6.10
• Keep them safely until the factory
©2009 Rainforest Alliance
Children on the farm
Children on the farm
Children on the farm
Children on the farm
Minors (15-17 years) contracted on a farm
• Written contract with authorization of a parent
• No handling of agrochemicals • No more than 42 hours/ week
• Should be able to go to school if they wish
criterion: 5.8 (critical)
criterion:
Minors (-14 years) helping on a family farm
• Should go to school during the day • Supervision of adults
• No handling of agrochemicals, machinery or
sharp equipment
• No working on steep slopes or at high places • No carrying of heavy loads
criterion:
5.9, 5.19
criterion: