[en] Ferrite waste treatment experiments were performed in which a total of 2.0 g ferrite was added per liter of waste solution using a three stage treatment process instead of one. As observed in previous work using a single stage treatment, plutonium concentrations were consistently lowered from approximately 10^-4 g/l to the 10^-8 g/1 range or less. However, a multi-stage ferrite process would require the addition of substantially less ferrite and would result in concomitantly less waste solids generation. Whereas the single stage treatment produced 3.0 to 3.5 g/l solids, the multi-stage process could yield as little as 2.0 to 2.5 g/l solids based on design data for the new waste treatment facility at Rocky Flats