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Posted by Gene Painter on April 09, 2006 at 19:22:02 from (216.74.198.199):
In Reply to: Controlled burn equipment posted by NEsota on April 07, 2006 at 18:36:39:
I have been burining our CRP for 15 or so years. The trick is having a good fire line prepared. Mow, rake, and or disk around the perimeter. If you can mow and rake around it the fall before. Then catch a day with the right humidity and low wind. You want some wind. Start the fire with the wind in your face. Let the fire burin into the wind. Do this until you have a 30 yard or so black strip. Once you have a good burn line go to the other side and fire that side then stand back and watch the fun. We use rubber "flappers" and ATV sprayers. If you do your fire lines right you dont have to do much fire fighting.
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