The Farm Hazardous Waste Collection Campaign was established to provide farmers with an accessible location in which they can safely dispose of hazardous waste. Since 2013, the Farm Harardous Waste collection campaign has been a collaborative project led by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) working in collaboration with Teagasc, the Department of Agriculture, Food & the Marine (DAFM), the Department of Communications, Climate Action & Environment (DCCAE) and local authorities. A total of 9,000 farmers used the 46 collection centres over 5 years. The total quantity of hazardous and potentially hazardous waste collected was almost 1,000 tonnes.
To find out more about Farm Hazardous Waste, see the publications in the table below or watch this short video from the Farm Hazardous Waste Collections in 2016.
National Farm Hazardous Waste Collection Report 2013 -2017
This report provides a detailed summary and analysis of the farm hazardous waste collections that were operated from 2013 -2017
Farm Hazardous Waste Report 2014
Report on farm hazardous waste collections 2014
Pilot Farm Hazardous Waste Bring Centres in 2013
Report on the farm hazardous waste collection pilot