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DLH Bojonegoro Regency
Officers package the results of organic waste processing at TPS 3R Banjarejo, Bojonegoro Regency

GARISBUMI.com – 4 Ton Sampah Sehari, Pramono Dorong Optimalisasi">TPS 3R Banjarejo

BOJONEGORO – Leaves from road sweeping are used as compost processing material at TPS 3R Banjarejo, Bojonegoro Regency. This activity opens up the use of organic waste to fertilize the soil and support reforestation.

According to information from the Bojonegoro Regency Environmental Service (DLH), the TPS 3R Banjarejo team routinely processes organic waste collected from street sweeping and cleaning activities. The leaves are taken to the processing location to be sorted and prepared as compost material.

This practice shows the importance of processing after waste is collected. Leaves swept from the road can still be reused through organic waste management.

Sorting is the initial stage

At TPS 3R Banjarejo, processing begins by separating the leaves from inorganic materials, such as plastic and other materials. This sorting ensures that the material that goes to the next stage is organic waste.

The leaves are then chopped until fine and sifted to obtain a more even texture. Based on the description from DLH Bojonegoro, the material is then ready to be processed into compost.

Official Press Release DLH Pemkab Bojonegoro

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