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Jordan workshop examines reuse of agricultural waste

The National Agricultural Research Center discussed technical and economic reuse pathways for olive pomace and olive-mill wastewater at a stakeholder workshop.

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Jordan's National Agricultural Research Center (NARC) held a stakeholder workshop in Balqa on October 10 focused on reusing agricultural waste. Petra's same-day report, citing a NARC statement, said participants discussed technical and economic pathways for reusing olive pomace and olive-mill wastewater.

The dispatch linked the event to the ORIENTEET project and described efforts to connect research with practical sector needs. It did not report an operating pilot plant, commercial-scale waste conversion or measured workshop outcomes; it referred to plans for training and stakeholder engagement.

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Agricultural-waste workshop

Stakeholder event held by NARC under the ORIENTEET project.

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    ORIENTEET workshop in Balqa

    Stakeholders discussed reuse pathways for olive pomace and olive-mill wastewater.

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Event date and topic are taken from Petra's report of a NARC statement. The source reports research discussion, not a facility or operational result.

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