Research & Reviews : Journal of Botany

Review on Agricultural Waste Management

  1. Pradnyesh Shinde

Abstract

In current years, the quantity of agricultural waste has been growing swiftly everywhere in the world. As an end result, the environmental issues and poor effects of agricultural waste are drawn increasingly interest. Therefore, there's a want to undertake right approaches to lessen and reuse agricultural waste. This evaluation provided approximately 200 literatures posted in 2017 relating to the topic of agricultural waste. The review tested research on agricultural waste in 2017 from the subsequent 4 components: the characterization, reuse, treatment, and manipulate. Researchers highlighted the importance to reuse agricultural waste and investigated the functionality to utilize it as bio fertilizers, cultivation material, soil amendments, adsorbent, material, energy recycling, enzyme and catalyst and so on. The remedy of agricultural waste covered carbonization, biodegradation, composting hydrolysis and pyrolysis. Furthermore, this assessment analyzed the variations of the studies development in 2017 from 2016. It could assist to expose the brand-new findings and new traits on this area in 2017 comparing to 2016.Keywords: Waste; reuse; agricultural wasteCite this ArticlePradnyesh Shinde, Niranjan Shejwal. Review on Agricultural Waste Management. Research & Reviews: Journal of Botany. 2019; 8(2): 19–23p.

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