7 Questions
True or false: Agricultural waste only consists of organic materials.
False
True or false: Agricultural waste is not generated from forestry activities.
False
True or false: Any solid or semi-solid material discarded by the community is considered waste.
True
definition
Solid or semi-solid material discarded by the community because it is unusable or has lost its economic worth. This waste is a by-product of either human or animal activity. Agricultural waste 1. Refers to any residue, by-product, or unwanted material generated from agricultural activities, including crop production, livestock farming, and forestry. 2. It consists of organic and inorganic materials that are discarded or left unused after harvest, processing, or maintenance operations in the agricultural sector.
example1
Agricultural waste refers to any residue, by-product, or unwanted material generated from agricultural activities, including crop production, livestock farming, and [blank].
example2
Agricultural waste consists of [blank] and inorganic materials that are discarded or left unused after harvest, processing, or maintenance operations in the agricultural sector.
example3
Agricultural waste is a by-product of either human or [blank] activity.
Study Notes
Waste Definition
- Unusable or economically worthless solid or semi-solid materials discarded by the community
- Generated as a by-product of human or animal activity
Agricultural Waste
- Refers to residues, by-products, or unwanted materials from agricultural activities
- Includes crop production, livestock farming, and forestry
- Consists of organic and inorganic materials discarded or left unused after:
- Harvest
- Processing
- Maintenance operations in the agricultural sector
Test your knowledge of waste management and agricultural waste with this quiz. Explore the definition of waste and agricultural waste, and learn about the different types of waste generated from agricultural activities.
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