1. Publicity and education. In order to improve the understanding of rural cadres and masses on the classified collection and comprehensive utilization of garbage, the township (town) government specially invited garbage disposal experts to give lectures. Organize cadres to go out to study; Print the knowledge of garbage classification into a calendar and distribute it to families; Let everyone know through conference training, radio publicity and printing brochures.

2. Garbage classification. Rural domestic waste is divided into five categories: one is kitchen waste that can produce biogas or organic fertilizer; The second kind is calcareous soil garbage, which can only be used as farmyard manure, or it can not be buried in the village; The third category is renewable garbage; The fourth category is hazardous waste (batteries, light bulbs, pesticide bottles, paint buckets, non-degradable plastic products, etc.). ); The fifth category is combustible garbage (fruit branches, crop straws, etc. ).

Each village has set up fixed garbage collection points, which are beautiful, economical and practical, and release farmers through classification.

3. Establish a centralized collection, transportation and disposal system and operation mechanism for rural domestic garbage. The workflow should be: rural domestic waste → on-site reduction and classification → fixed collection point → regular removal.