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- expired, used or partially used doses, dips, wormers, dry cow and mastitis tubes, needles and syringes. Waste paints -both solvent and chromate-based paints. Coolants and anti-freeze Brake fluids and brake pads Waste engine and hydraulic oil Aerosols Contaminated gloves, rags, clothes and overall - used when administering medicines, spraying pesticides, handling oils or any other hazardous materials Grease guns and containers Used silicone guns All batteries -including AA batteries, tractor and car lead batteries, remote control batteries etc. All used light bulbs Any wastes from electrical equipment -including broken power tools, monitors etc - anything that is operated by a plug/battery Asbestos and asbestos sheeting Creosote -the remains of burnt wood, tar, coal or other fossil fuels BEST PRACTICES FOR MANAGING HAZARDOUS FARM WASTE Never mix hazardous waste materials Label and contain all hazardous waste Keep stock of chemicals and medicines to a minimum Ensure ethical and environmentally responsible disposal of hazardous waste WHAT'S MORE 1. Directions: Identify the pictures below as to where they belong. Write the letter of your choice in a \frac{1}{4} sheet of paper. a. Recycling e. Hazardous waste b. Animal Waste f. Recovery c. Combustion g. Crop Waste d. Landfill

          - expired, used or partially used doses, dips, wormers, dry cow and mastitis tubes,
needles and syringes.
Waste paints
-both solvent and chromate-based paints.
Coolants and anti-freeze
Brake fluids and brake pads
Waste engine and hydraulic oil
Aerosols
Contaminated gloves, rags, clothes and overall
- used when administering medicines, spraying pesticides, handling oils or any other
hazardous materials
Grease guns and containers
Used silicone guns
All batteries
-including AA batteries, tractor and car lead batteries, remote control batteries etc.
All used light bulbs
Any wastes from electrical equipment
-including broken power tools, monitors etc
- anything that is operated by a plug/battery
Asbestos and asbestos sheeting
Creosote
-the remains of burnt wood, tar, coal or other fossil fuels
BEST PRACTICES FOR MANAGING HAZARDOUS FARM WASTE
Never mix hazardous waste materials
Label and contain all hazardous waste
Keep stock of chemicals and medicines to a minimum
Ensure ethical and environmentally responsible disposal of hazardous waste
WHAT'S MORE
1. Directions: Identify the pictures below as to where they belong. Write the letter of your
choice in a \frac{1}{4} sheet of paper.
a. Recycling
e. Hazardous waste
b. Animal Waste
f. Recovery
c. Combustion
g. Crop Waste
d. Landfill

- expired, used or partially used doses, dips, wormers, dry cow and mastitis tubes,
needles and syringes.
Waste paints
-both solvent and chromate-based paints.
Coolants and anti-freeze
Brake fluids and brake pads
Waste engine and hydraulic oil
Aerosols
Contaminated gloves, rags, clothes and overall
- used when administering medicines, spraying pesticides, handling oils or any other
hazardous materials
Grease guns and containers
Used silicone guns
All batteries
-including AA batteries, tractor and car lead batteries, remote control batteries etc.
All used light bulbs
Any wastes from electrical equipment
-including broken power tools, monitors etc
- anything that is operated by a plug/battery
Asbestos and asbestos sheeting
Creosote
-the remains of burnt wood, tar, coal or other fossil fuels
BEST PRACTICES FOR MANAGING HAZARDOUS FARM WASTE
Never mix hazardous waste materials
Label and contain all hazardous waste
Keep stock of chemicals and medicines to a minimum
Ensure ethical and environmentally responsible disposal of hazardous waste
WHAT'S MORE
1. Directions: Identify the pictures below as to where they belong. Write the letter of your
choice in a (1)/(4) sheet of paper.
a. Recycling
e. Hazardous waste
b. Animal Waste
f. Recovery
c. Combustion
g. Crop Waste
d. Landfill

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