Burning farmland residues is a common agricultural practice, but it should be noted that a large amount of air pollutants will be produced during the incineration process, which will cause harm to the environment and human health. Therefore, **It is strongly recommended that you consider more environmentally friendly alternatives**, such as returning residues to the field, composting or using mechanical crushing to treat farmland residues. If you still decide to incinerate, the following are some ways to speed up the combustion process, but please be sure to do so legally and safely, and in accordance with local environmental protection regulations.： 1. **Choose the right weather conditions**： - Choose dry and moderate wind weather for incineration, and avoid wet or windy conditions, which may affect combustion efficiency or cause the fire to get out of control. 2. **Stack the residues in piles**： -Stack the residues in piles instead of dispersing and incinerating them. Stacked residues are easier to ignite and keep burning. 3. **Use of combustion aids**： -You can use some natural combustion aids, such as hay, sawdust or dead branches, to help ignite the residue. Avoid the use of chemical accelerants because they may cause greater harm to the environment. 4. **Ignite multiple sources of fire**： - Multiple sources of fire are ignited at different locations in the residue pile at the same time, which can speed up the combustion process. 5. **Keep ventilated**： - Ensure that the residue pile has sufficient ventilation and sufficient oxygen to facilitate combustion. 6. **Monitor the fire**： -During the incineration process, be sure to monitor the fire throughout the process to ensure that the fire does not get out of control, and prepare fire extinguishing tools for a rainy day. 7. **Comply with laws and regulations**： -Before incineration, be sure to understand and comply with local laws and regulations. You may need to apply for a permit or follow a specific incineration time. ### Environmental advice： -**Return of residues to the field**: Direct return of residues to the field can increase soil organic matter and improve soil structure. -**Composting**: The residues are composted together with other organic wastes to make organic fertilizers, which are environmentally friendly and economical. -**Mechanical crushing**: The use of machinery to crush the residue and return it to the field can speed up the decomposition process. By taking these environmental protection measures, you can not only reduce environmental pollution, but also provide nutrients for farmland and achieve sustainable agricultural development. Hope these suggestions are helpful to you!