Industrial wastewater is the aqueous removal of chemicals that have been dissolved or suspended in water. The phrase "industrial wastewater" refers to this process specifically. During the usage of water in a commercial production process or during the cleaning activities that are related with that process, this happens the majority of the time. The wastewaters that are produced as a byproduct of industrial operations often include a considerable quantity of dangerous metal ions, most notably copper, and together they pose a substantial risk to the environment as well as to the people who live on this planet. The primary objective of this study is to explore the viability of using agricultural waste such as rice husk, wheat husk and straw, pigeon pea husk and straw, and soybean husk and straw as an inexpensive an adsorption to facilitate the purification of water and waste from industry that contain copper and other metal ions. A wide variety of heavy metals can be effectively removed from the waste water and water by using composite adsorbent.