Farm Waste Management

CLASSROOM RULES
A-void going outside the classroom unless it is necessary.

G- ladden yourself while observing safety precautions.
R-efrain from talking with your seatmates.
I-nform your teacher when you are not feeling well.
PRETEST
Test I: Direction: Read each statement carefully and
encircle the letter of the correct answer.
1.Which of the following is not a recyclable materials?
A. Plastic bottles B. Twigs C. Cartoon D. Broken Glass
2. It is an act mandating the proper waste management
program in the Philippines?
A. Energy System Management
B. Ecological Solid Waste Management Program
C. Eco Waste
D. Trashcan
PRETEST
3. These waste are waste that can be decompose and used
as soil enhancer.
A. Biodegradable B. Non-biodegradable
C. Hazardous waste D. Non-hazardous waste
4. It is any substance, debris or left over produce during

farm operation.
A. Carton B. Left over
C. Manure D. Waste
PRETEST
5. These are waste that are dangerous and could harm
people in the farm.
A. Biodegradable
B. Non-biodegradable
C. Hazardous waste
D. Non-Hazardous waste
PRETEST
TEST II: Direction: Arrange the jumbled letters that
will reveal the word defined in each sentence.
1.(LIFF DALN)_______waste for disposal.
2. (UDECER)________minimizing the production of
waste by consuming the production of goods which really
needed.
3. (ROVRCEE)_______make some waste to be used as a
coal or source of energy for our needs.
PRETEST
4. (CYRELCE)_______turning waste into new products or

item.
5. (EUSER)________using waste for some other purpose.
PRETEST
Test I: Direction: Read each statement carefully and
encircle the letter of the correct answer.
1.Which of the following is not a recyclable materials?
A. Plastic bottles B. Twigs C. Cartoon D. Broken Glass
2. It is an act mandating the proper waste management
program in the Philippines?
A. Energy System Management
B. Ecological Solid Waste Management Program
C. Eco Waste
D. Trashcan
PRETEST
3. These waste are waste that can be decompose and used
as soil enhancer.
A. Biodegradable B. Non-biodegradable
C. Hazardous waste D. Non-hazardous waste
4. It is any substance, debris or left over produce during

farm operation.
A. Carton B. Left over
C. Manure D. Waste
PRETEST
5. These are waste that are dangerous and could harm
people in the farm.
A. Biodegradable
B. Non-biodegradable
C. Hazardous waste
D. Non-Hazardous waste
PRETEST
LAND
1.(LIFF FILL
DALN)_______waste for disposal.
REDUCE
2. (UDECER)________minimizing the production of
waste by consuming the production of goods which really
needed.
RECOVER
3. (ROVRCEE)_______make some waste to be used as a
coal or source of energy for our needs.
PRETEST
RECYCLE
4. (CYRELCE)_______turning waste into new products or
item.
REUSE
5. (EUSER)________using waste for some other purpose.
OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson the learners will ;
• Define waste,
• Classify waste accordingly and
• Value the importance of classifying farm waste.
WONDERFUL WASTE
FARM
WASTE MANAGEMENT IN THE FARM
Waste in the Farm- is one of the major concerns in the

farm.
Waste- is defined as any substance, debris , leftovers that

was produced during agricultural works.
TYPES OF AGRICULTURAL WASTE
1. Biodegradable (Organic) – wastes that can be
decompose and use as soil enhancer (Fertilizer).
Ex. Grass cuttings, dried leaves, twigs and small branches,
egg shells, fruits and vegetables peelings.
2. Non-biodegradable- wastes that can be turned
into landfill or can be used for other purpose.
Ex. Planting materials which may includes empty plastic
bags and wrappers, containers and others.) Glass, bottles,
metals and wires, Styrofoam and gallons.
3. Hazardous wastes -these are waste that are waste that
are dangerous to health for it may cause injury, death and
illness.
Ex. Broken glasses, chemical waste obtained from using
chemicals such as Fertilizer, insecticides and others, empty
containers, galvanized iron sheet , syringe
4. Non-hazardous wastes- these are wastes that do not
gives threat on one’s life.
Ex. Kitchens waste, dried leaves, and grass cuttings
WASTE MANAGEMENT
Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000 (RA 9003)- an act

providing for an ecological solid waste management program , creating the
necessary institutional mechanism and incentives, declaring certain acts
prohibited and providing penalties, appropriating funds, therefore and for
other purposes.
PROCESS OF WASTE MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM
To help the farmers have a proper waste management program
the following process should be follow:
1. Reduce- minimizing the production of wastes by consuming
goods which are really needed. It also suggests to avoid buying
or using of single used item.
PROGRAM

2. Reuse- using some wastes for some other purpose.
PROGRAM

3. Recycle- turning wastes into new product or item.
PROGRAM
4. Recover- make some wastes to be as coal or source of

energy for our needs.
PROGRAM
5. Landfill- disposing of wastes which do not have value at all.

GROUP- MAROON
Direction: Study the wastes in the box. Put them on the
right bin by writing them on the space provided.
Hazardous Dried leaves
Empty bottles
Non-hazardous
syringe animal manure
twigs eggshells
_________
iron chips Plastic wrappers
_____________
_________ _____________
_________ _____________
_________ _____________
GROUP- GREEN
Direction: Arrange the flow of waste management
accordingly. Number it from 1-5.
1. Recover
2. Landfill
3. Recycle
4. Reduce
5. Reuse
GROUP- BLUE
Direction: Word Hunt. Find 10 wastes inside the
puzzle. Write it on the space provided below.
1.______________ 6._____________
2.______________ 7._____________
3. _____________ 8._____________
4. _____________ 9. ____________
5. ______________ 10. ____________
GROUP- YELLOW
Direction: List down examples of biodegradable and non-
biodegradable waste. Write these on the space provided for
each number.
A. Biodegradable B. Non-Biodegradable
1. 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
4. 4.
5. 5.
SITUATION ANALYSIS
Ben is a vegetable grower, he always buy a sack of
fertilizer, so he has a lot of sack in the farm. He’s also
worried about the manure of his Carabao because there are
many. He don’t know what to do for those things. How
will you help Ben to solve his problem about so many
stock of empty sacks and bulky manure of his animal?
EVALUATION:
DIRECTION: Match column A with column B. Write the
letter of your answer on the space provided before the
number.
A B
____1. Ecological solid Waste a. Carbon
Management Program b. hazardous waste
____2. These are residues or c. Organic waste
Debris from farm activities d. reduce
EVALUATION:
____3. The waste produce by e. agriculture
Animals used by some farmers f. broken glass
As fertilizer g. fuel
___4. Energy obtain from waste h. recyclable waste
___5. It means to use again for i. farm waste
Other purpose j. manure
___6. A place where waste are k. reuse
sent off for disposal l. paper
EVALUATION:
___7. An example of hazardous waste m. recycle
___8. Converting waste into new look. n. RA 9003
___9. Consider as the dirtiest sector o. landfill
Of the economy and major producer
Of foods.
___10. Harmful waste
EVALUATION:
___11. Organic compound of Biodegradable waste.
___12. It means minimizing the Accumulation of waste.
___13. Rubber is an example of.
__14. Another term for biodegradable Waste.
__15. An example of waste that Can be recycle
EVALUATION:
DIRECTION: Match column A with column B. Write the
letter of your answer on the space provided before the
number.
A B
____1. Ecological solid Waste
N. RA 9003 a. Carbon
Management Program b. hazardous waste
I. FARM
WASTE ____2. These are residues or c. Organic waste
Debris from farm activities d. reduce
EVALUATION:
J. MANURE
____3. The waste produce by e. agriculture
Animals used by some farmers f. broken glass
As fertilizer g. fuel
G. FUEL___4. Energy obtain from waste h. recyclable waste
K. REUSE___5. It means to use again for i. farm waste
Other purpose j. manure
O. LAND
FILL ___6. A place where waste are k. reuse
sent off for disposal l. paper
EVALUATION:
F. BROKEN
GLASS ___7.An example of hazardous waste m. recycle
M. RECYCLE___8. Converting waste into new look. n. RA 9003
E.
___9. Consider as the dirtiest sector o. landfill
AGRICULTURE
Of the economy and major producer
Of foods.
B. HAZARDOUS
WASTE ___10. Harmful waste
EVALUATION:
A. CARBON
___11. Organic compound of Biodegradable waste.
___12. It means minimizing the Accumulation of waste.
D. REDUCE
H. RECYCLABLE
WASTE ___13. Rubber is an example of.
C. ORGANIC
WASTE __14. Another term for biodegradable
Waste.
L. PAPER__15. An example of waste that Can be recycle
ASSIGNMENT:
Direction: Make a recycle item made from any waste that
you have at home. Make it simple but useful.
Criteria Points
Creativity ( Apply the element 50%
And principles of design)
Usability (Durable and usefulness 30%
Of product)
Recyclability- (Use of eco-friendly 20%
Materials)
Total 100%

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CLASSROOM RULES

A-void going outside the classroom unless it is necessary.

4. It is any substance, debris or left over produce during

4. (CYRELCE)_______turning waste into new products or

4. It is any substance, debris or left over produce during

Waste in the Farm- is one of the major concerns in the

Waste- is defined as any substance, debris , leftovers that

Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000 (RA 9003)- an act

To help the farmers have a proper waste management program

To help the farmers have a proper waste management program

4. Recover- make some wastes to be as coal or source of

5. Landfill- disposing of wastes which do not have value at all.

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