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Confidence in data for this state:
MODERATELY HIGH
2018 data unless noted.
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State Summary
● Because of the state’s abundant ranching and farming, with high demand for fertilizers and soil amendments, Oklahoma’s biosolids management is dominated by land application of bulk, Class B biosolids.
● Biosolids land application in Oklahoma is relatively low cost - in the $25/wet ton range - compared to most solids management programs around the U.S.
● Oklahoma City produces half of the solids in the state, and its large Class B land application program faces some challenges with malodors and public acceptance.