Abstract:Background: Roadside grass cuttings are currently considered a waste product due to their association with road sweepings as contaminated waste, therefore, their potential as a biofertilizer is understudied.Aim: This study aimed to determine whether grass liquid fraction (GLF) collected from a roadside verge in Maldegem, Belgium, and pressed using a screw press was suitable as a biofertilizer.
Methods:The characterization of the heavy metal content of the GLF was conducted using an ICP-OES. From May to Septemb… Show more
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