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    05 Waste Segregation List

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    This document outlines a waste segregation plan for an organic agriculture training program. It lists various waste materials and their assigned segregation methods, including recycling used paper, composing crop residues and kitchen waste, and disposing of plastic cellophanes. Groups of trainees will be responsible for waste segregation each day of the week. The plan was developed by the trainer, John Mike L. Dolot, and approved by the head trainer, Glenn J. Andes.

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    This document outlines a waste segregation plan for an organic agriculture training program. It lists various waste materials and their assigned segregation methods, including recycling used paper, composing crop residues and kitchen waste, and disposing of plastic cellophanes. Groups of trainees will be responsible for waste segregation each day of the week. The plan was developed by the trainer, John Mike L. Dolot, and approved by the head trainer, Glenn J. Andes.

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    This document outlines a waste segregation plan for an organic agriculture training program. It lists various waste materials and their assigned segregation methods, including recycling used paper, composing crop residues and kitchen waste, and disposing of plastic cellophanes. Groups of trainees will be responsible for waste segregation each day of the week. The plan was developed by the trainer, John Mike L. Dolot, and approved by the head trainer, Glenn J. Andes.

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    05 Waste Segregation List

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    John Mike Dolot
    This document outlines a waste segregation plan for an organic agriculture training program. It lists various waste materials and their assigned segregation methods, including recycling used paper, composing crop residues and kitchen waste, and disposing of plastic cellophanes. Groups of trainees will be responsible for waste segregation each day of the week. The plan was developed by the trainer, John Mike L. Dolot, and approved by the head trainer, Glenn J. Andes.

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    WASTE SEGREGATION LIST

    QUALIFICATION Organic Agriculture Production NCII


    AREA/SECTION Practical Work Area
    IN-CHARGE John Mike L. Dolot
    -Trainer
    GENERAL/ACCUMULATED WASTE SEGREGATION METHOD FOR THE
    WASTES MONTH OF JULY
    RECYCLE COMPOSE DISPOSE
    1. Used papers X X
    2. Plastics cellophanes X
    3. Used plastic bottles X
    4. Crop residues/Kitchen Wastes X
    Performed by Monday- Group 1
    Tuesday- Group 2
    Wednesday- Group 3
    Thursday- Group 4
    Friday- Group 5
    Approved by Glenn J. Andes
    -Head Trainor
    WASTE SEGREGATION PLAN
    QUALIFICATION Organic Agriculture Production NCII
    AREA/SECTION Practical Work Area
    IN-CHARGE John Mike L. Dolot
    -Trainer

    Used paper -Recycle papers that can be used for other purposes like beddings in
    brooding houses of chicks or heat source in making Carbonized
    Rice Hulls
    -Include used papers in composts
    Plastic Cellophanes -Dispose plastic cellophanes properly. Put it in a non-biodegradable
    bin.
    Used plastic bottles -Used plastic bottles can be recycled as a storage of any concoctions
    or fertilizers produced. Store it in the storage room.
    Crop Residues/Kitchen Wastes -Put the crop residues and kitchen wastes in the compost.
    -Feed crop residues and compost to livestock like chickens.
    Performed by Monday- Group 1
    Tuesday- Group 2
    Wednesday- Group 3
    Thursday- Group 4
    Friday- Group 5
    Approved by Glenn J. Andes
    -Head Trainor

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