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Dairy processing sludge and co-products: A review of present and future re-use pathways in agriculture

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Wenxuan Shi, Wenxuan Shi, Wenxuan Shi, Mark G. Healy, Mark G. Healy, Mark G. Healy, S.M. Ashekuzzaman, Mark G. Healy, Mark G. Healy, S.M. Ashekuzzaman, Mark G. Healy, Karen Daly, Karen Daly, Janet Leahy, Janet Leahy, Owen Fenton Owen Fenton

Summary

This review examines current and potential uses of dairy processing sludge and similar nutrient-rich residues as agricultural fertilizers and soil amendments. It also flags concerns about contaminants in these materials — including residues of antibiotics, hormones, and potentially microplastics — that could enter the food chain.

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• DPS and STRUBIAS used in agriculture as bio-fertilizers and soil amendments. • DPS and STRUBIAS applied to crops but without knowledge of their N and P FEV. • Residues of antimicrobial drugs, hormones and pesticides need testing. • Disinfectant and persistent organic pollutant residues need to be characterised. • Quantification of micro-plastics and nano-particles in waste-soil-crop needed.

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