Olive Mill Wastewaters Spreading on Agricultural Land: Results and Practical Management
Siwar Abdennbi,
Kamel Gargouri,
Mounir Abichou
et al.
Abstract:Rich in water (88 to 95%), organic matter (6 to 14%) and mineral matter (1.5 to 4%), the olive mill wastewater or liquid effluent from the olive processing industry represents a certain fertilizer source. Four treatments (Control, 50, 100 and 200 m<sup>3</sup> ha<sup>-1 </sup>of OMWW) with an annual spreading of fresh OMWW, are applied to evaluate the effects of direct spreading of this by-product on the soil and the plant. From the first application, the… Show more
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