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Waste Management

The handling of waste on farms costs money and can potentially be a source of pollutants of the soil, air or water. Waste products should where possible be reused or recycled or minimised if not.

Management of waste and pollution prevention involves:

  • Identifying and recycling most organic wastes and some inorganic materials.
  • Minimising non-usable wastes and disposing of them responsibly.
  • Storing fertilizers, manures and crop protection products securely and in accordance with legislation.
  • Keep accurate stock records.
  • Creating emergency action procedures to minimise the risk of pollution from accidents.

New regulations forbid the burning or burial of pesticide containers. For more see Voluntary Initiative Guide

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