Since it's Oregon, likely east winds are dry as it's coming off the desert. Burning plastic over dry wood is better than burning wet wood which takes longer to burn (extending the chance of fire spreading). You try removing plastic from under a huge pile of wood. Its impossible. Better to burn tiny bit of plastic than an entire forest.
@@Farmtractorrescue the plastic is there *to help dry out the wood better*. Dry wood burns faster than wet. Once the plastic is there, it's covered in more wood, so very difficult to remove.
Why burn plastic? Why is an east wind bad?
Since it's Oregon, likely east winds are dry as it's coming off the desert. Burning plastic over dry wood is better than burning wet wood which takes longer to burn (extending the chance of fire spreading). You try removing plastic from under a huge pile of wood. Its impossible. Better to burn tiny bit of plastic than an entire forest.
Once the fire is going, plastic is gone and has has no effect on it. As far as wind, I can’t comment because I don’t live there.
@@Farmtractorrescue the plastic is there *to help dry out the wood better*. Dry wood burns faster than wet. Once the plastic is there, it's covered in more wood, so very difficult to remove.
Well im glad thay are planting more trees 😊😊😊
Because God knows you cain't do nothin' for your self.