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Treating agricultural wastes as a major resource, says USDA chemist
Dr. Walter R. Heald of the USDA ARS told the Cornell Agriculture Waste Management Conference in Syracuse that viewing wastes as a resource can hasten recycling and environmental cleansing. He noted urbanization, processing waste increases, and dense production create a major problem but wastes can replace inorganic fertilizers, feed ingredients, or raw industrial materials.
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Department of Agriculture
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Walter R. Heald
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Agricultural Research Service
Heald
ARS Northeast Watershed Research Center
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