Cultivation techniques of pollution-free beverage tea
In recent years, the quality of Chinese tea has been improved in the international trade market, and it is urgent to solve the problem of pesticide residues. To produce pollution-free tea and ensure the supply of high-quality organic food to the market, it is necessary to take the following five technical measures:
1. Strengthen the management of tea garden
(1) the application of organic fertilizer is advocated in tea garden. Base fertilizer should be applied once in winter, sprouting fertilizer should be applied before spring tea, and relay fertilizer should be applied in time after spring tea, so as to prevent the lack of nutrition of tea trees and affect the quality of summer and autumn tea.
(2) it is emphasized that timely ploughing and weeding can loosen the soil, clean the tea garden, promote the activity of aerobic bacteria-microorganisms, and decompose the content of humus, so as to help tea trees absorb effective nutrients, promote the healthy growth of tea trees, and enhance the stress resistance of tea plants. effectively prevent the occurrence of plant diseases and insect pests.
(3) make use of the rich natural conditions of firewood and grass in the edge of tea area. A tender firewood and grass is harvested before spring tea, which is covered between tea bushes or tea rows, which can not only avoid weeds, but also reduce water evaporation in the soil and prevent autumn drought. After the tender grass rotted, it can improve the soil aggregate structure and improve the fertility of the tea garden.
two。 Do not use pesticides to kill pests, advocate the protection of natural enemies-beneficial insects, to achieve the goal of insect control. In the survey of tea areas, tea farmers have reported that spraying pesticides will kill beneficial insects together, and the benefit is not ideal. What is worrying is that there are different degrees of pesticide residues in the refined tea. This point should be taken seriously.
3. The application of chemical fertilizer has a strict management system in scientifically developed countries, because more application of chemical fertilizer will lead to soil consolidation and destroy soil aggregate structure. This affects the normal growth and development of tea to a certain extent, and the quality of tea will be inferior. Tea farmers who hope to re-apply chemical fertilizer should apply farm organic fertilizer to ensure the improvement of the quality of organic tea.
4. Optimize the ecological environment. Around the tea garden, attention should be paid to the protection of the ecological environment, especially the windbreak forest belt and the beneficial birds and animals in the forest in the northwest of the alpine tea garden, so as to create a good environment for tea production from different angles.
5. In strict accordance with the technical specifications of different kinds of tea, picking and manufacturing. In particular, the machinery and equipment of the primary and refining factories, as well as the sites for stacking green leaves and other raw materials, must be clean and hygienic, so as to prevent the products from being contaminated again, so as to make the finished organic tea meet the standard of good color, aroma and taste, which has won the praise of the majority of consumers for Chinese tea.
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