Article 2 refers to fertilizers used for the provision, maintenance or improvement of plant nutrition and soil physical, chemical and biological life, to increase agricultural production, to improve the quality of agricultural products, to increase the resilience of plants, to organic, futile, microbiological and their mixtures.

Article III applies to activities such as fertilizer production, operation, use and management within the territorial administration.

The combination of fertilizers with pesticides and self-used fertilizers are not applicable.

Article IV. Provincial agricultural administration authorities are responsible for the registration and supervision of the management of fertilizers throughout the province, with specific work that can be commissioned by the management of soil fertilizers. The municipal (state), district (market, district) agricultural administrative authorities are responsible for the management of fertilizer surveillance within this administrative area.

In the area of business administration, quality supervision and environmental protection, the sector at the district level is responsible for the management of the related work in accordance with the law.

Article 5 Production of fertilizer products is registered. In the long term, the following products with national or industrial standards are not registered:

sulphic acid, urmony, ummonium, cimonium, phosphate (phosphate, monium), nitrate phosphate, phosphate acid, chlorofluorooctane sulfate, sulfate, nitrate potamonium, cimonic acid, pyrocmonium, phosphate, phosphate, single micronutrient fertilizers and high concentrations.

Article 6 The following fertilizer products are registered by provincial agricultural administration authorities:

(i) Removal of fertiles (refertilizations), fertilization (BB fertilizer);

(ii) Organic-non-free combination of fertilizers and organic fertilizers;

(iii) Dealing of acidic agents;

(iv) Other fertilized products that are required to be registered in accordance with the State or the province.

Article 7. Registration of fertilizers is registered on a temporary basis and on official registration.

Removal of fertiles and merging fertiles apply for official registration. Purtures such as organic fertilizers, organic-non-ware smelters, beds, and diagrams are subject to temporary registration and are subject to formal registration after fertilization, safe verification or quantification are eligible.

Article 8. The production of enterprise applications for fertilizer registration should provide the following information to provincial agricultural administration authorities:

(i) Applications for registration of fertilizers;

(ii) A copy of the licence of a corporate legal person;

(iii) Product quality testing reports;

(iv) A variety of product markings (ad labels);

(v) Other information relevant to the registration of fertilizers.

Article 9. Provincial agricultural administration authorities shall organize, within fifteen working days of receipt of registration requests, a fertile registration assessment expert composed of technical experts and managers, such as agriculture, business, quality inspection, and conduct an examination of the production process of fertilizers and the quality assurance system. The provincial agricultural administrative authorities entrust the soil fertilizer management with the evaluation, the evaluation adopted, the issuance of the fertilization registration certificate and the social announcement; the evaluation is not adopted and the written communication of the applicant.

Article 10. The provisional registration of fertilizers is an effective period of one year, with an extension of the registration or formal registration application prior to completion, with an extension of an effective period of one year, with an extension of the temporary registration exhibit not exceeding two times; the formal registration certificate has been effective for a period of five years prior to the expiration of the extension application for registration, with an extension period of five years. A further request for extension registration should be made after the expiry of the registration certificate.

Article 11 registered fertilizer products, changing corporate name, commodity name and scope within the time of registration, shall apply for a change in registration and submitting a certificate of submission for the reporting, change content and a change of marking; and changing the effective ingredient, content or agent, should be reinstated.

Article 12. The production of fertilizers produced by enterprises should be carried out in accordance with national standards, industry standards or local standards, without which corporate standards should be developed as a basis for enterprise production.

Article 13 Production of fertilizers for raw materials by poultanes, flora and fauna and fauna should be treated in an environmentally sound manner and meet national environmental protection requirements and health safety standards. Fluding urban garbage, cement, industrial waste production.

Article 14. Forging production enterprises shall be responsible for the quality of products produced. Prior to the production of fertilizers, quality tests should be carried out and products that are not in compliance with quality standards are not allowed to leave the plant. The fertilization factor should be accompanied by quality tests.

No unit or individual shall produce feeds, disadvantages and fertilizers that may not produce fertilizers for phase-out in the national order, nor shall the place of production be forged or used by another person's plant name, plant location and fertilization.

Article 15. The products of fertilizers should be clear and accurate in the packaging of the content of approval, including the incorporation of generic names of products, the production of enterprise names and addresses, the standard of product implementation, the name and content of the product's effective ingredients, the net content, the date of production or the product, the use of descriptions, the use of products for the production of a licence management, and the introduction of a product registered for fertilizer registration. The name of commodities should be given to the name of commodities; special requirements for storage and use should be marked or indicated.

Purture materials are to be consistent with the availability and quality requirements of fertilizer products.

Article 16 fertile operators should have operating facilities, warehousing facilities, security protection and environmental pollution control measures that are adapted to their scale of operation, to prevent fertilizer variability, invalidity and to guarantee the quality of fertilizer.

Article 17 fertile operators should establish a system of inspection, storage. For fertile products operated, the product labelling or use of a description, the quality of the product should be reprinted in the quality test report.

A copy of the production licence, fertilization registration of fertilizers should also be retained for the identification.

The fertilizers should establish a fertilization record. The fertilization record should contain generic names of fertilizers, registration certificates, implementation standards, specifications, date of production or number, manufacturer, requisitioner name, number of purchases, and date of purchase.

Article 19

(i) A licence for production of fertilizers and a registration certificate;

(ii) There is no quality-qualified evidence or test;

(iii) No logic or no statement of use is produced in the packaging;

(iv) A State order for phase-out or prohibiting sales;

(v) Quality is not in accordance with the state of quality indicated;

(vi) Other fertilizers prohibited by the State and the province.

Article 20, when fertilizers sell fertilizers to users, should provide for the use of fertilizers and the provision of services such as safety-use attention and the provision of marketing vouchers.

Article 21 Operators should familiarize themselves with relevant legal knowledge on fertilizers, receive relevant training organized by various agricultural administrative authorities at all levels, continuously update the operation of fertilizers, use of common knowledge and increase service levels.

Article 2 users of fertilizers should follow the principles of science, security and efficiency, and use of fertilizers in accordance with the technical norms of fertilization and the description of fertilizer products.

Article 23. The management of soil fertilizers at all levels should organize the measurement of fertilization by the local distributor, and provide reasonable fertilization programmes and matching measures to guide the production of fertilizers in the light of the production of fertilizers by the distributor.

Article 24 should monitor the effects of fertilizers at all levels, analyse the impact of fertilizers on soil, and monitor the results should be reported in a timely manner to the same-tier agricultural administrative authorities.

Agricultural administrative authorities should report on the same level of government in a timely manner and make it publicly available for fertile products that have been analysed that lead to a recession or which have caused harm to the agroecological environment, the quality of agricultural products.

Article 25 The Government of the people at the district level concerned the administration sector and, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, monitors the production of fertilizers and operators within the jurisdiction.

Article 26 Promotion and dissemination of fertilizer products should be in line with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China advertising law and should not obscure the scope and usefulness of fertilized products without advertising falsely.

Article 27, the provincial agricultural administration authorities should regularly publish the directory of the approved fertiles to society and provide fertile products and market information in a timely manner.

Article 28 contains one of the following acts, warnings by the authorities of the rural administration at the district level and a fine of up to three times the proceeds of the violation, but not up to $300,000; and a fine of up to 100,000 dollars without the proceeds of the conflict:

(i) Production, sale of fertilizer products that should be obtained without registration;

(ii) Receive, forfeiture and voucher registration;

(iii) Effective ingredients or content of production, sale of fertilizer products are incompatible with the content of registration approval.

Article 29 has one of the following acts, which are warned by the authorities of the rural administration at the district level and with a fine of up to three times the proceeds of the violation, but shall not exceed €20000; there is no proceeds of the conflict; and a fine of €100,000.

(i) Transfer of ferrous registration certificates or registration certificates;

(ii) The continued production of the fertilizer products without the approval of the extension;

(iii) The production, sale of packaging is not attached to labelling, the lack of labelling or the unauthorized modification of the label content.

Article 33 consists of one of the following acts, which are punishable by law by the district-level technical supervision department or by the business administration, in accordance with their respective responsibilities; constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) Production, run-off, poor quality and non-product quality of certified fertilizers;

(ii) Production, operation of fertilizers for phase-out of national orders;

(iii) The unauthorized operation of fertilizers or the unauthorized publication of fertilization advertisements;

(iv) Other acts prescribed by law, regulations.

Article 31, Staff members of the fertilization monitoring management who play a role, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, do not constitute an offence and are subject to administrative disposition by law; constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 32 of this approach is implemented effective 1 May 2016.