A Comparative Study About The Academic Achievement In Respect Of Children Of Working And Non-Working Mothers Of Industrial Area With Special Reference To Upper Assam

Abstract

Agricultural wastes are non-product outputs of production and processing of agricultural products that may  contain material that can benefit man but whose economic values are less than the cost of collection,  transportation, and processing for beneficial use. Estimates of agricultural waste arising are rare, but they are  generally thought of as contributing a significant proportion of the total waste matter in the developed world.  Agricultural development is usually accompanied by wastes from the irrational application of intensive  farming methods and the abuse of chemicals used in cultivation, remarkably affecting rural environments in  particular and the global environment in general. Generally, agricultural wastes are generated from a number  of sources notably from cultivation, livestock and aquaculture. These wastes are currently used for a number of  applications through the ‘3R’ strategy of waste management. Agricultural waste management system (AWMS)  was discussed and a typical waste management options for a poultry farm was also described using the six  agricultural waste management functions. Agricultural waste has a toxicity potential to plant, animals and  human through many direct and indirect channels. The effects of these toxic agricultural wastes on the  environment were discussed as well as their management.