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<i>Waste to Resources: Unlocking Potential Applications of Agricultural Waste</i> is a comprehensive textbook that explores various types of agricultural waste, their sources, and composition. Growing environmental concerns create a need to deploy sustainable processes within agriculture. This book sheds light on waste management techniques, covering both theory and practice, and advocates for re-framing agricultural waste as a valuable resource. It takes into account the latest research and regulatory considerations to give a well-rounded understanding of the subject. This textbook is an essential resource for upper-level undergraduate students, researchers, and professionals in environmental science and agricultural biology.<br><br>The introductory chapters provide an overview of agricultural waste, including crop residues, livestock waste, pesticides, and chemical waste, and describe the environmental implications of these categories. The subsequent chapters delve into waste management techniques such as biogas production, nutrient recovery, recycling, and composting. The final chapter explores the regulatory and policy issues related to sustainable agricultural waste management.<ul><li>Provides a timely exploration of agricultural waste and how it can be utilized as a valuable resource</li><li>Delves into key concepts related to agricultural waste, waste management techniques, and their environmental impact</li><li>Gives an overview of the regulatory and policy issues surrounding waste management in agriculture</li><li>Offers future directions to overcome barriers and expand opportunities for a sustainable and resilient agricultural sector</li><li>Offers online support, including PowerPoint slides for instructors and case studies for students</li></ul>