[Korean Farmers' Newspaper, Reporter Kim Kwan-tae] Despite a decrease in the amount of agricultural waste plastic, statistics show that 90,000 tons are still abandoned. Shade nets, thermal covers, agricultural hoses, and other agricultural waste that are not collected by the public are classified as general waste, but even putting them in bags is cumbersome, causing significant inconvenience. Village ordinances provide little real help. The increasing waste is causing problems in the countryside. The integrated management of rural waste is urgent. Waste left in rural areas and household waste are not only spoiling the rural landscape but also causing soil and water pollution and becoming a cause of forest fires. The problem of rural waste is often perceived as a "habit of disposal" issue, such as illegal incineration, but in reality, it is a complex issue involving many factors. Experts