On Tuesday 25 metres of standing crops and hedgerow caught fire in Wetherden.
Six fire engines attended the scene, and crews used eight hose reel jets and a hydrant water supply to extinguish the fire and prevent further spread.
A Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson, said: “Today’s incidents are a timely reminder of the increased fire risk that comes with periods of warm, dry weather.
“Vegetation, crops, hedgerows and other outdoor materials can become extremely dry, allowing fires to start more easily and spread rapidly, particularly when combined with strong winds.”
On Sunday, crews battled two separate wildfires in Rendlesham Forest and Sandlings Heath.
Fire crews tackled a blaze in a forest (Image: Woodbridge fire station)
The fire broke out at Sandlings Heat at 1.46am and spread into a section of the forest.
A spokesperson said: “During the summer months, Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service is prepared for heightened demand and ensures appropriate resources are available to respond to incidents across the county.
Damage caused by the fire (Image: Woodbridge fire station)
“Large outdoor fires can be resource-intensive, often requiring multiple fire engines, specialist vehicles and support from partner agencies to bring them under control and protect nearby communities, property and the environment.”
SFRS have urged people to be extra vigilant during the summer months.
People should dispose of smoking materials responsibly, keep machinery well-maintained and report any signs of fire immediately.
Another fire broke out in a caravan on Undley Road in Lakenheath.
Two casualties were treated at the scene by the East of England Ambulance Service.
Crews found the static caravan, outbuildings, fencing and nearby vegetation well alight.
