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One of the most abundant renewable feedstocks that can be used in a circular bioeconomy is agricultural and food processing wastes. These consist of crop residues, manure, fruit and vegetable by-products, dairy and brewery residues, slaughterhouse wastes, spent grains, oilseed cakes and mixed post-consumer food waste....

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Agricultural waste, traditionally regarded as a by-product of farming systems, is increasingly recognised as a valuable bioresource with significant potential to support sustainable agriculture and circular bioeconomy transitions. Globally, agricultural activities generate approximately 5–6 billion tonnes of biomass re...

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The increasing generation of lignocellulosic agricultural residues presents both an environmental challenge and an opportunity for resource recovery within the circular bioeconomy. In Tanzania, banana leaves and sugarcane bagasse are among the most abundant biodegradable wastes generated from agricultural activities, l...

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From Burning Problem to Growing Value: Development of Sustainable Mushroom Substrates for Cost Reduction and Yield Enhancement

Open-field burning of agricultural residues is a persistent environmental challenge that contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution, and the loss of valuable biomass resources. This study developed sustainable mushroom cultivation substrates by replacing 50% of conventional sawdust with locally available ag...

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Agriculture plays a vital role in Pakistan’s economy; however, increasing population growth and rapid urbanization have created major challenges related to food security, sustainable waste management, and agricultural productivity. Mushroom cultivation, particularly Oyster mushroom (Pleurotus pulmonarius), offers a sus...

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