The study of environmental awareness among farmers to benefit from waste farmers in Noubariya regi
2010
Amar, Y.A. | Hendi, N.A.M.
The results in the following: - The respondents crops, vegetation and field is characterized by abundant secondary product (waste), respondents have accumulated remnants of Ps parish and have a variety of somewhat aware of the importance of thiswaste. - The desire of respondents to participate in the implementation of projects relating to farm waste rotate between high, medium, half of respondents with a neutral trend to preserve the environment, while the average, that nearly two-thirds of the sample size is irrational behavior to get rid of farm waste. There was a deficiency in the level of environmental awareness to benefit from farm waste, and their knowledge of the terms of the legislation on environmental protection, as well as behaviors that protect the environment, and the reasons for environmental pollution, low level of knowledge and operational methods of recycling waste respondents and there was some relationship between the independent variables of the respondents considered the level of awareness of environmental and methods of recycling of waste farm area of study. - The results showed the presence of eight problems most mentioned by respondents were as follows in order: the preferential use of animal waste manure, lack of and poor physical and human resources (machinery and mechanization and labor and materials, using ammonia as a gas), the need to use waste as fuel traditional, the families couldnt. know how to reach to any organize which can help them to-benefits of the waste , there is no easy way to take advantage of the waste, inadequate or lack of information and technical knowledge on the methods of recycling of farm waste, lack of program guidance, lack of conviction (the control of customs and traditions, common in waste disposal).
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