waste management

When addressing waste management within an agricultural business, the first step towards effective waste management is to identify and classify all waste streams generated on-site. This is essential, as each waste stream must be managed and handled in accordance with applicable legislative requirements and recognised waste management practices.

Burning waste is often the selected method of waste disposal for farms, notably in areas that lack adequate municipal waste management service delivery and/or infrastructure. Although a common practice, suppliers should be aware of the high risks and the multi-legislative requirements that govern the burning of waste and differentiate this from other burning practices. Legal… Continue reading Before You Burn: Understanding Waste Burning Laws

Managing waste on the farm involves handling, reducing, and finding new uses for the various types of waste produced during farming and processing. This includes leftover crops, animal waste, and by-products from processing.

The irresponsible disposal and management of waste can severely impact the environment.