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Arkansas Department of Agriculture issues guidelines for crop residue burning

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The Arkansas Department of Agriculture reminded row crop producers to follow established guidelines for burning crop residue in the state. Officials noted that dry weather and accelerating drought conditions mean crop residue is ready to burn earlier and in more locations than usual. The department provided recommendations for safe burning and outlined legal exceptions, such as adequate disking of field perimeters.

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The guidelines address operational risks for row crop producers in Arkansas, especially given the current drought conditions and existing burn bans. Producers must adhere to both voluntary guidelines and legal requirements to avoid liability for damages.

The Arkansas Department of Agriculture manages wildfire risk and enforces burn bans across the state.

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    Row crop producers in Arkansas might face increased operational costs or delays in harvesting if they do not comply with the guidelines and existing burn bans.

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