Diggin’ Dirt Fuel Reduction Practices and Their Effects on Soil Health @WildlandFireLLC
Diggin’ Dirt Fuel Reduction Practices and Their Effects on Soil Health  @WildlandFireLLC
Uploaded March 2015 | Updated September 2026, 15 hours ago
In this webinar presented by Matt Busse on March 31, 2015 he covers: (1) ecological consequences of prescribed fire on soil heating, water repellency, and soil nutrient release, (2) pile burning, (3) whole tree harvesting and nutrient removal, and (4) the evils of soil compaction. He argues that with thoughtful planning and implementation, reducing fuels while proactively managing our soils can be complementary outcomes.
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Diggin’ Dirt Fuel Reduction Practices and Their Effects on Soil Health

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