Polttopolttojen
Polttopolttojen is a Finnish term that translates to "burning burns" or "fire burns" and generally refers to the practice of controlled burning of land for various purposes. Historically, this technique was widely used in Finnish agriculture and forestry.
In agriculture, polttopolttojen was employed to clear land for cultivation, enrich the soil with ash, and control
In forestry, controlled burns were used to manage forests, promote the growth of certain tree species, and
While once a common practice, the use of polttopolttojen has significantly declined in modern Finland due to