Plan a vertical farm's waste around crop changeovers, growing media and nutrient liquids, with electrical equipment handled separately.
What to check
- Map waste at harvest, tray cleaning and changeover rather than estimating it from floor area.
- Identify growing media and crop treatments before seeking composting acceptance; reusable trays and spent media are separate decisions.
- For used nutrient solution and tank washwater, obtain the relevant water retailer's required trade-waste consent or authorisation before any sewer discharge. Alternatively, arrange off-site collection to an authorised receiver with an appropriately qualified waste contractor; the contractor cannot authorise discharge into your site's sewer. South East Water: Trade Waste Customer Charter describes its consent system; confirm the requirements with the retailer serving your address.
- Inventory failed lights, pumps and controllers for an e-waste service; ask about separate battery packaging.
Source context
EPA includes wastewater in stormwater-risk controls; Victorian guidance separates e-waste from landfill. EPA Victoria: Stormwater. Victorian Government: E-waste ban.
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Sources
- EPA Victoria — Stormwater. Stormwater and the law. Checked 18 September 2026.
- Victorian Government — E-waste ban. What is E-waste?; How to dispose of e-waste. Checked 18 September 2026.
- South East Water - Trade Waste Customer Charter. Part A offence; Part B discharge application and consent provisions. Checked 18 September 2026.
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