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Re: burn


Congradulations...wasn't it great!!!

I have but one comment to offer. I too use to tidy up after burns,
reburning areas that for some reason or another did not burn.  But after
several years I came to the conclusion that perhaps the unbuened areas
should be left alone.  So I now leave the unburned  areas alone and next
year they burn just great but another area of my 10 acre site doesn;t burn
but   It all gets burn one year or another.

Joan
At 12:07 PM 4/11/00 -0400,

 you wrote:
>Ahem.
>
>I would like to announce to one and all that after 3 years of dithering I am 
>no longer a prairie "virgin."  
>
>I conducted my first field burn last month with the help of the county 
>forester.  
>
>The most important lesson we learned was that we need to do the next burn in 
>February.  By March, here in middle Tennessee, there is already a lot of 
>green under the dry.  After the official burn, we spent the next week tidying 
>up green spots that didn't catch the first time.  
>
>Cannot wait to see the results.  Thanks to all for the inspiration and 
>encouragement found on this list.
>
>
>Carmen
>"Never underestimate the power of denial."  Ricky in American Beauty
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