Recicland, demostration on the management of organic and inorganic waste from agriculture

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María del Carmen García García
María Rosa Granados García
Encarnación Samblás Punzano
Miguel Talavera Rubia
María Teresa Soriano Vallejo
María Luz Segura Pérez
Samir Sayadi Gmada
Salvador Parra Gómez
Dirk Janssen
Evangelina Medrano Cortés
María Milagros Fernández Fernández
Francisco de Cara García
Rafael Baeza Cano
José Manuel Torres Nieto
Isidoro Carricondo Martínez
María del Mar Téllez Navarro

Abstract

Protected agriculture, which takes place mainly on the eastern coast of Andalusia, constitutes the major economic and social activity for this region. However, greenhouse area exponential growth has led to an increase in the volume of agricultural waste. In addition, this agricultural system is evolving towards new cultivation techniques that not only involve the generation of waste, but also a greater diversification that makes its management hard to tackle.
The main issue regarding management of this agricultural waste is not only its geographical dispersion, but also its seasonality, as a large quantity is generated during certain periods of the year, coinciding with the end of agricultural campaigns. Indeed, the maximum collection and storage capacity and the management process itself are conditioned by the volume generated at the end of cropping cycles.


In this context, the RECICLAND project arises, which aims to alleviate these problems and contribute to the sustainable management of the waste generated in the production processes. Specifically, the general objective of project is to develop pilot demonstration activities, providing practical information on different techniques for the specific management of inorganic waste and plant debris. For this purpose, a recycling area has been set up, where transference activities such as practical workshops, guide visits, demonstration, videos, and publications are being carried out in IFAPA La Mojonera (Almería).

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