Tamil nadu organic certification department 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Tamil Nadu Organic Certification Department application form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name and address as the organic producer, along with your phone number, fax number, and email. Specify the location of your farm.
  3. Indicate your certification requirements by selecting from options such as Crop Production or Wild Collection.
  4. Select the applicable certification standard (NPOP, NOP, JAS, etc.) and provide details about the total area of operation and survey number.
  5. List the cropping system followed by detailing each crop's name, extent grown, and rotation practices.
  6. Provide information on inputs applied to previous crops, buffer zone details, boundary of the farm, and plant protection measures.
  7. Complete sections on sources of manure and seed, soil type, any soil problems, weed management practices, source of irrigation, contamination risks, equipment details for farming activities, drying yard facility, storage facility, and animal husbandry details.
  8. Finally, review the declaration section where you will sign to confirm adherence to TNOCD rules. Attach necessary enclosures like farm general details and soil test analysis.

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Tamil Nadu currently ranks 15th among the Indian states in organic farming with 42,758 ha dedicated to organic farming [10]. During 202122 period, Tamil Nadu produced 29,994 metric tons of organic food, with 4223 tons were exported, generating revenue of approximately USD 12.86 million [11].
G. Nammazhvar (6 April 1938 30 December 2013) was an Indian green crusader, agricultural scientist, environmental activist and organic farming expert best known for his work on spreading ecological farming and organic farming.
The USDA protects consumer options by protecting the organic seal. Any organic operation violating the USDA organic regulations faces enforcement actions, which can include financial penalties or suspension/revocation of their organic certificate.
A person desiring to get Organic Certification shall send the following: Application form in the prescribed format 3 copies. Annual Cropping programme 3 copies. Operators agreement with TNOCD 3 copies. General Information of the farm. Farm Map/Field map. Computer chitta copy. Water and Soil Test Reports.
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Certification entails five steps: STEP 1: Develop an organic system plan. STEP 2: Implement the organic system plan. STEP 3: Receive inspection. STEP 4: Have a docHubing agent review the inspection report. STEP 5: Receive a decision from the certifier.
Promotion of Organic farming: Incentive for Organic Cultivation (Greens) Rs. 2500 per hectare, Organic Cultivation (Bhendi/Brinjal/ Tomato) Rs. 3750 per hectare, Organic Cultivation (Cabbage/Cauliflower) Rs. 5000 per hectare given as subsidy.

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