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Stubble burning banned in Çanakkale
Çanakkale Governorship has banned stubble burning to prevent forest fires. Remember also the combine harvester inspections and measures to be taken in agricultural areas...
Çanakkale Governorship announced that stubble burning has been banned as part of the measures taken to prevent forest fires. It was stated that the decision was implemented against the increased fire risk during the harvest period.
The governorship emphasized that protecting the soil, environment, and natural life is a shared responsibility. The announcement also highlighted the importance of complying with the provisions of the Governorship's Communiqué regarding combine harvester inspection services.
Highlights
- Stubble burning has been banned in Çanakkale.
- The ban was announced as part of forest fire prevention measures.
- The governorship requested compliance with the rules regarding combine harvester inspections.
- It was reminded that a small negligence in agricultural areas can turn into large fires.
The announcement noted that the ban decision was made within the scope of the governorship communiqué on preventing stubble fires. Authorities warned that even a small spark can cause serious damage.
The governorship also reminded that fires should not be lit in forested areas. The importance of regular inspection of agricultural machinery and citizens acting cautiously against possible risks was emphasized.
The announcement, which pointed out that the harvest period is the reward for labor and abundance, also included wishes for a safe and fruitful season for producers. Thus, the aim is to protect both agricultural production and natural areas throughout the season.
Context: The most critical steps in combating forest fires are seen as the measures taken before a fire breaks out. Therefore, issues such as stubble burning, fire use, and inspection of agricultural machinery come up more frequently during the summer months..
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