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EASTERN KERN AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT 2700 M STREET SUITE 302, BAKERSFIELD, CA 933012370 PHONE: (661) 8625250 FAX: (661) 8625251 www.kernair.orgAPPLICATION FOR AGRICULTURAL BURNING (A filing

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1. Contact your local agricultural extension office to determine if agricultural burning is allowed in your area and if there are any specific regulations or guidelines to follow.
2. Obtain any necessary permits or licenses required for agricultural burning.
3. Choose a suitable location for the burn, making sure it is far enough away from any structures, vegetation, or other flammable materials.
4. Prepare the area by removing any dry or dead vegetation or debris that could potentially spread the fire.
5. Notify your neighbors and local fire department of your intention to conduct agricultural burning, providing them with the necessary information and contact details.
6. On the day of the burn, monitor the weather conditions to ensure it is safe to proceed.
7. Ignite the fire using approved methods and materials, following all safety precautions.
8. Stay present throughout the entire burn, actively monitoring and managing the fire to prevent it from getting out of control.
9. Once the burn is complete, thoroughly extinguish the fire, ensuring no smoldering embers are left behind.
10. Follow up with any post-burn procedures or reporting requirements, as specified by your local extension office or regulatory authorities.

Who needs agricultural burning?

1. Agricultural burning may be needed by farmers, agricultural landowners, or land managers involved in various agricultural practices, such as crop residue management, weed control, disease prevention, pest management, or land preparation for planting.
2. It can also be used by forestry professionals for land management purposes, such as reducing fuel loads, promoting forest health, or creating firebreaks.
3. However, it is important to note that the need for agricultural burning should be carefully assessed and weighed against potential environmental and health impacts. Compliance with local laws and regulations is also essential.

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What is agricultural burning?

Agricultural burning refers to the practice of intentionally setting fire to forest, grassland, or agricultural fields to clear land, manage weeds and pests, and dispose of crop residue.

Who is required to file agricultural burning?

Farmers, landowners, and agricultural operators who intend to conduct agricultural burning activities are required to file agricultural burning applications.

How to fill out agricultural burning?

To fill out agricultural burning, one must complete an application form provided by local environmental authorities, detailing the purpose, location, date, and estimated amount of material to be burned.

What is the purpose of agricultural burning?

The purpose of agricultural burning includes clearing agricultural fields, eliminating pests and diseases, managing crop residues, and promoting soil fertility through ash return.

What information must be reported on agricultural burning?

Information that must be reported includes the type of material being burned, location, date and time of burning, estimated quantity, and a description of the intended use of the land post-burning.