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Nicole Cook Outside of the limits of incorporated towns, waste from forest management is silvicultural or agricultural waste, and can be burned on site where it’s generated. Burning must be done in compliance with the Department of Natural Resources’ regulations and, of course, all of the other requirements of state and local authorities. If you’re going to be burning in the woods, within 200 feet of a woodland, or in an area where there are flammable materials that could ignite and carry fire to woodland, then you can only burn waste from a forest in an open-air setting if:

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