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Over 46 million tonnes of agricultural waste was generated in England in 2003 with the South West producing the highest proportion (12.8 million tonnes).
 828,000 tonnes was liquid waste (including silage effluent, pesticide washings, milk, used oil and sheep dip).
The Environment Agency have recognised the need to tighten up on the controls imposed on farmers concerning the disposal of their agricultural waste.
This has led to the development of The Agricultural Waste Regulations 2006 which came into force on 15th May 2006.
Click here for more information on The Agricultural Waste Regulations
of 2006.
As a result of the Agricultural Waste Regulations 2006, farmers now have several options when dealing with agricultural waste arisings.
For more information on how farmers can deal with their waste click here.
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For more detailed information on all things agricultural
visit the Environment Agency's website
For information on hazardous waste -
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