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I Principles & Practices for Sustainable Water Management in Agriculture At a farm level SAI Platform Water Working Group Principles & Practices for the Sustainable Water Management - Version 2010 2/16 This document has been produced for information purposes. It represents a collection of information that is freely available on the internet, and that we believe to be accurate. Nevertheless, it is by no means an exhaustive document and no guarantee is provided about the content. The views expressed herein do not reflect the official opinion of SAI platform, nor its members.

Separate clean and dirty water, recycle the clean water or divert to ditch or watercourse. Runoff liquid from manure from yards should be contained where pollution of water is a risk. 2. Economic Sustainability Item Principles Recommended Practices 2.1 Safety, quality and transparency WEC1. Ensure the safety, quality and transparency of the ...

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SAI Platform is a Principles and Practices led organisation – these form the foundation of our working groups and systems development, prioritise our ... • Support local efforts in recruitment of permanent and temporary workers. • Identify and address any conflicting resource use demands (e.g. land or water). ...

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