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Agricultural Wastewater Treatment - Silage Liquor

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The constituents of animal wastewater typically contain: Strong organic content—much stronger than human sewage High solids concentration High nitrate and phosphorus content Antibiotics Synthetic hormones Often high concentrations of parasites and their eggs Spore of cryptosporidum - a bacterium resistant to drinking water treatment processes Spore of Giardia Human pathogenic bacteria such as Brucella and Salmonella Animal wastes from cattle can be as produced as solid or semisolid manure or as a liquid slurry. Th ... Read more here: » Agricultural wastewater treatment: Encyclopedia II - Agricultural wastewater treatment - Animal wastes

Inappropriate use of pesticides so that pesticide-containing wastewaters enter the environment can give rise to severe and long-lasting ecological damage. This is particularly true for insecticides used in sheep dips because of the volumes of pesticide-containing wastewater requiring disposal and because of the persistent and damaging nature of the pesticides. Agricultural wastewater treatment - Treatment


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* Encyclopedia II - Agricultural wastewater treatment - Silage liquor

Fresh or wilted grass or other green crops can be made into the semi fermented product called silage which can be stored and used as winter forage for cattle and sheep. The production of silage often involves the use of an acid conditioner such as sulphuric acid or formic acid. The process of silage making frequently produces a yellow-brown strongly smelling liquid which is very rich in simple sugars, alcohol, short-chain organic acids and silage conditioner. This liquor is one of the most polluting organic substances known. The volume of silage liquor produced is gener ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Agricultural wastewater treatment - Pesticide runoff and surpluses

Inappropriate use of pesticides so that pesticide-containing wastewaters enter the environment can give rise to severe and long-lasting ecological damage. This is particularly true for insecticides used in sheep dips because of the volumes of pesticide-containing wastewater requiring disposal and because of the persistent and damaging nature of the pesticides. Agricultural wastewater treatment - Treatment. There are few safe ways of disposing of pesticide surpluses other than through containment in well managed landfills or by incinerat ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Agricultural wastewater treatment - Animal wastes

The constituents of animal wastewater typically contain Strong organic content—much stronger than human sewage High solids concentration High nitrate and phosphorus content Antibiotics Synthetic hormones Often high concentrations of parasites and their eggs Spore of cryptosporidum - a bacterium resistant to drinking water treatment processes Spore of Giardia Human pathogenic bacteria such as Brucella and Salmonella Animal wastes from cattle can be as produced as solid or semisolid manure or as a liquid slurry. Th ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Agricultural wastewater treatment - Piggery waste

Piggery waste is comparable to other animal wastes except that many piggery wastes contain elevated levels of copper that can be toxic in the natural environment. Ascarid worms and their eggs are also common and can infect humans if wastewater treatment is ineffective. Agricultural wastewater treatment - Treatment. As for general animal waste although the liquid fraction of the waste is frequently separated off and re-used in the piggery to avoid the ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Agricultural wastewater treatment - Slaughtering waste

Wastewater from slaughtering activities is similar to milking parlour waste (see above) although considerably stronger in its organic composition and therefore potentially much more polluting. Agricultural wastewater treatment - Treatment. As for milking parlour waste (see above). ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Agricultural wastewater treatment - Vegetable washing water
Washing of vegetables produces large volumes of water contaminated by soil and vegetable pieces. Low levels of pesticides used to treat the vegetables may also be present together with moderate levels of disinfectants such as chlorine. Agricultural wastewater treatment - Treatment. Most vegetable washing waters are extensively recycled with the solids removed by settlement and filtration. The recovered soil can be returned to the land ...

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* Encyclopedia II - Agricultural wastewater treatment - Milking parlour wastes including milk

Although milk has a deserved reputation as an important and valuable food product, its presence in wastewaters is highly polluting because of its organic strength, which can lead to very rapid de-oxygenation of receiving waters. Milking parlour wastes also contain large volumes of wash-down water, some animal waste together with cleaning and disinfection chemicals. Agricultural wastewater treatment - Treatment. Milking parlour waste are often treated in admixture with human sewage in a local sewage treatme ...

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