Cedar Creek Fire & Fuels Management LLC

02/23/2026

Proverbs 3:5-6
5Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
6In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.

Many times we cant see the road ahead, and it’s our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ we must trust and live a life for him.

Have a great week ahead and God Be With You!

CCFFM

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from CCFFM!!

With love in the air, you can see how much the wildlife loves returning to the land post burn.

Stay Safe and God Bless
CCFFM

02/13/2026

The Lord made a beautiful sunset this evening over the burn unit.
We are all blessed to have the opportunity to know Jesus, and in moments like these it’s near impossible to not believe.

Stay Safe and God Bless.
CCFFM

01/16/2026

CCFFM Helping out Quail Forever-Texas with a prescribe burn Tuesday. This unit will recover with some very healthy grazing grasses come this spring/summer.
Followed by a good reset to give nutrients and sunlight to the ground for the native grasses to bounce back in the cool season.
Cattle along with wildlife ranging from upland birds, deer and more will benefit from the fresh regrowth of grasses.

01/12/2026

12/29/2025

Elevated fire danger for today (12/29/25) issued by National Weather Service.

12/18/2025

Stay Alert if you have piles to burn over the next several days, Low RH and Gusty winds can kick start wildfires.
As always check your local county’s burn ban prior to burning!

Stay safe and God Bless.
Cedar Creek FFM

A cold front will bring breezy conditions area-wide today along with an elevated fire weather threat near and west of Highway 281. Cooler weather is in store for tonight with lows in the 30s.

11/05/2025

Now is a good time to start prepping fire breaks for your early spring prescribed burns!

Not All Firebreaks are the Same

GOOD FIREBREAKS
Bare Ground: Dozed, bladed or disked
Exiting Road: County, ranch, lease roads
Mowed Line: Mowed months beofre & wet-lined at burn
Crop Field: Green or cultivated
Waterbody: Creek, stream, river, lake

BAD FIREBREAKS
Narrow Mowed Line: Fire can creep, flames may reach across
Mowed Just Before Burn OR Tall Stubble Height: Piled thatch & standing vegetation

BETTER FIREBREAKS = SAFER BURNS
Prepare in Advance: months to weeks before ideal burn day
Wider is Better: 10 ft minimum, allow room for vehicles passing

Check out the Firebreaks for Prescribed Burning Factsheet!
https://bit.ly/OSUFirebreaks