Rural waste disposal is an important aspect of environmental protection and rural revitalization strategies. Proper disposal of rural garbage can improve the rural living environment and protect the rural ecological environment. The following are some suggestions and methods to deal with rural waste:

1. Separated recycling: Promote waste classification and separate recyclable waste (such as plastic, paper, glass and metal) from organic waste and other non-recyclable waste Separate to facilitate resource recovery and subsequent processing.

2. Composting: Organic waste, such as kitchen waste and agricultural waste, can be converted into fertilizer and used in farmland through composting to achieve resource recycling.

3. Biological treatment: Applying biotechnology, such as anaerobic digestion and other methods to treat organic waste, can not only reduce the amount of waste, but also generate energy (such as biogas).

4. Sanitary landfill: Garbage that cannot be recycled or transformed should be transported to designated landfills for sanitary landfill to avoid environmental pollution.

5. Incineration treatment: Some combustible garbage can be treated by incineration. However, attention should be paid to the control of pollutants discharged to avoid secondary pollution to the atmospheric environment.

6. Environmental protection education: Improve farmers’ environmental awareness and let villagers understand the importance of garbage classification and correct garbage disposal methods through education and publicity activities.

7. Government support: The government should provide necessary financial, technical and policy support to establish and improve rural waste treatment systems, including waste collection, transportation, processing and other links.

8. Village-level participation: Encourage villagers to actively participate in garbage disposal, such as establishing village-level environmental protection organizations, organizing regular cleaning activities, and supervising garbage classification and disposal.

9. Ecological design: Consider ecological design in rural construction, minimize the generation of garbage, and use degradable or recycled materials.

10. Regulation formulation: Formulate and implement relevant regulations, standardize waste disposal behavior, and impose penalties for non-compliant waste disposal behavior.

In short, the treatment of rural garbage needs to comprehensively consider the actual local conditions, adopt appropriate methods, and be achieved through the joint efforts of the government, society and individuals.