Д-р. Dick Tinsley

Colorado State University
Соединенные Штаты Америки

As I review the previous 4 comments listed below, I am not sure where this forum is leading. When I think of code of conduct for fertilizer I focus mostly on the administrative side, of quality control and access. In that regard my concern is on what host governments can afford with their highly limited budget and make certain whatever regulations can be financially enforced and minimizing any opportunity for "informal income" opportunities by civil officers. My concern is based on most host governments being financially stalled, with poorly paid civil officers and virtually no operating funds. The result could be testing of fertilizer quality being mostly on the honor/gratuity system and access to limited supply of fertilizer requiring some informal payments to gain access. Please review the following webpages:

http://smallholderagriculture.agsci.colostate.edu/financially-suppresse…

http://smallholderagriculture.agsci.colostate.edu/financially-stalled-g…

http://smallholderagriculture.agsci.colostate.edu/impact-of-financially…;