Agricultural Waste is unwanted or unsalable materials produced wholly from agricultural operations directly related to the growing of crops or raising of animals for the primary purpose of making a profit or for a livelihood. 

Some examples of agricultural waste include:

• Grape Vines

• Fruit Bearing Trees

• Vegetables

• Date Palm Fronds

Agricultural wastes do not include items such as:

• Trash

• Plastic

• Rubber

• Garbage

• Tires

• Pallets

• Oil Filters

• Broken Boxes

• Chemically Treated Wood

• Material Containing Asbestos

• Packaging Material and Boxes

• Pesticide and Fertilizer Containers

• Construction and Demolition Material

• Ornamental or Landscape Vegetation (e.g. Grass, Weeds, and Tree Trimmings)

• Any Other Material Produced in the Packaging or Processing of Agricultural Products

Orchard or vineyard waste or any other material, generated as a result of land use conversion to nonagricultural purposes is not agricultural waste.