Agricultural Waste as Source of Organic Fertilizer and Energy

Neearaj, Ajay; Humbal, Asha; Hiranmai, R.Y.; Pathak, Bhawana

doi:10.1002/9781119808428.ch8

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“…The concept that MHP uses is just one of the options for how the company can achieve circular development. For example, instead of using waste as sources for fertiliser production (Neeraj et al, 2022;Pajura et al, 2023), it is possible to use waste collection to produce products for other industries: one option is the production of packaging from recycled materials (Ibrahim et al, 2022). There are more such examples, but each company should choose the option that it considers the most effective, which will be influenced by both the financial capabilities of the company and the long-term development strategy: it is likely that it will be formed by using several options for waste processing at once (for example, simultaneous production of energy and fertilisers).…”

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Practical study of the implementation of circular economy at agricultural enterprises of Ukraine

Dovgal,

Potryvaieva

2024

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Given the role of the agricultural sector in the development of the Ukrainian economy, it is important to find methods to improve the efficiency of its operation. Since one of them is the introduction of a circular economy, the study of cases of its application in the country is relevant. The purpose of the study was to show an example of the implementation of this concept in Ukraine, depicting the advantages and disadvantages of its application. The main research methods were analysis, comparison, and forecasting. The most significant example of implementing the principles of circular economics at the enterprise, namely the company Myronivsky Hliboproduct, was evaluated. It was shown that the company's approach is based on processing waste into biogas and using it as energy. This process not only helps to avoid increasing CO2 emissions into the atmosphere, but also makes much more efficient use of the available resources. In addition, the features water recycling and existing trends in this area were described. Special attention was paid to the difficulties that the company faced during the start of the full-scale Russian invasion in 2022, and what actions were taken to improve the situation. Conclusions were also drawn about the likely opportunities for the company to achieve its goals in the context of the circular economy, considering current trends in the development of Ukraine. The practical value of the study lies in its usefulness for developing recommendations for enterprises to implement the concept of a circular economy. In addition, data from the study can be used by state representatives to improve the effectiveness of policy implementation in the agricultural sector

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confidence: 99%