Organic farming (3)

Water Requirement of Different Crops

Presented To, Dr, M.IjazPresented By, Yaseen kanju) B.sc(hons) Agriculture College of Agriculture,BZU Bahadur Sub Campus Layyah2

Organic waste recycling Organic wastes Organic waste is anything that comes from plants or animals that is biodegradable..

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Organic Farming and Waste Recycling:

1.Sugarcane Trash Compost 2. Bio- gas Slurry 3. Vermicompost 4. Industrial Wastes 5. Municipal and Sewage Wastes 6. Crop residues 7. Rice Husk 8. Biocultures 9. Green Manuring Crops


Organic waste recycling• By recycling your food and other organic waste with

Waste Management, you can• Raise your recycling rates• Increase diversion rates• Use a cost-effective, Earth-friendly disposal option• Foster a green image among your employees and

customers


Organic waste recycling Dishing up positive results. Starting with an initial site visit, our sustainability consultants

will work with your staff to ensure step-by-step program success.

We provide the necessary infrastructure, including specifically designed Waste Management containers and trucks, as well as the training and support necessary to ensure a successful program.

We then transport your food and other organic waste materials to a special facility where it will be turned into compost, other soil amendments, energy, or other valued

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Organic waste recycling Acceptable items for Food & Organic Waste Recycling

can include:• Fruits and vegetables• Meat, poultry, seafood (bones and shells)• Bakery items and ingredients• Eggs and paper egg cartons• Milk, juices and cartons• Plants and cut flowers• Coffee grounds, filters, tea bags• Paper products (napkins, paper towels)• Ice cream, yogurt, cottage cheese


Sewage sludge “Sewage Sludge” refers to the solids separated during the

treatment of municipal wastewater. The definition includes domestic sepage.


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