International Pepper Community
a UNESCAP Intergovermental Organization
International Pepper Community
a UNESCAP Intergovermental Organization
Book
The Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) - August 2021
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Author: | IPC |
| Publ. Place : | Jakarta | |
| Publisher : | IPC | |
| Publ. date : | August 2021 | |
| Edition : | 2 | |
| Bookcase No : | C3 | |
| Languages : | English | |
| Abstract : | The Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) for black pepper represents a solution for the pepper farmers, traders, exporters, and importers seeking to address consumer concerns in domestic and foreign markets. The GAP concept addresses two distinct issues: improving effective and eco-friendly pest and disease management practices while avoiding expensive and dangerous agrochemicals, and enhancing environmental sustainability for permanently productive farm operations. It also contributes to socioeconomic sustainability. The development and adoption of GAP has become increasingly important in light of increasing regional and international trade in food and other agricultural products, as well as the growing consciousness of consumers of the quality, safety, and hygiene of the products they buy. |
Previous Books
- Focus on Pepper Vol Jan - Jun 2025
- Focus on Pepper Vol Jan - Jun 2022
- Pepper Statistical Yearbook 2020
- Quality requirement of pepper (<i>Piper nigrum</i>) for export - June 2021
- The Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) - August 2021
- Booklet Farmers Guide to GMP for Pepper
- Focus on Pepper Vol Jul-Dec 2020
- Focus on Pepper Vol Jan-Jun 2020
- Pest and Diseases of Black Pepper
- Focus on Pepper Vol Jul-Des 2018
- IPC Manual of Methods of Analysis
- Focus on Pepper Vol Jan-Jun 2018
- Production and Processing of Pepper (P. nigrum L.)
- Focus on Pepper Vol Jan-Jun 2016
- Good Manufacturing Practices
- Production of Good Quality Black Pepper (Piper nigrum L.) Planting Materials
- Focus On Pepper Vol Jan - Jul 2014
- Diseases and Insect Pests of Black Pepper
- Focus On Pepper Vol Jul - Dec 2012
- Pedoman Budidaya Lada Yang Baik
- Good Agricultural Practices 2010
- Pepper Production Guide for Asia and The Pacific
