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Busch Systems Glossary Terms

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What are Atmospheric Gases?

Definition Atmospheric gases are gases located in the...
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What is an Anaerobic Digester?

An Anaerobic Digester is a unit designed for processing organics through the process of anaerobic decomposition. These containers house a variety ...

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What is an Anaerobic Decomposition?

Definition Anaerobic Decomposition, or Anaerobic Dige...
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What is Ambient Air Monitoring?

Ambient air is a part of the environment located outside of buildings that are accessible to the public. Its quality is essential to the well-being...

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What is Agronomy?

Agronomy looks at agriculture from a scientific angle by encompassing the disciplines of biology, chemistry, ecology, earth science, and genetics. ...

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What is Agricultural Waste?

Agricultural waste is refuse produced by farms in the production of agriculture. This is made up of poultry and livestock manure; residuals from o...

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What is Agricultural Runoff?

Defintion Agricultural Runoff is water from farm fiel...
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What is an Aerated Static Pile or ASP Composting?

Aerated Static Pile – or ASP Composting – is a form of organic composting used by farms in dealing with large volumes of livestock manure and a...

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What is Accretion?

Accretion is the accumulation of sand or land mass over time along coastal regions. This occurs through a combination of ocean currents and the mo...

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What is Abatement?

Abatement is reducing or eliminating the amount of refuse arriving in landfills through practices such as recycling or source reduction. This acti...