Agricultural wastewater is all waters that have been used in agriculture and are refused. They are either biodegradable (most often) and can be treated and reused similar to blackwater (e.g. manure from livestock); or they are not biodegradable (e.g. water containing a lot of residues from pesticides etc.) and require an advanced oxidation processes for treatment.
Agricultural wastewater is all waters that have been used in agriculture and are refused. They are either biodegradable (most often) and can be treated and reused similar to blackwater (e.g. manure from livestock); or they are not biodegradable (e.g. water containing a lot of residues from pesticides etc.) and require an advanced oxidation processes for treatment.
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