The Tasmania Fire Service has declared an end to the fire permit period from 2am on Thursday, March 26.

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During the 2019-20 fire permit period, 1202 fire permits were issued in Tasmania.

TFS chief officer Chris Arnol said with the bushfire season coming to an end, Tasmanian fire agencies have now entered the fuel-reduction burning season.

"Tasmanians are encouraged to now consider burning on their own properties when conditions allow and it is safe to do so to reduce the bushfire risk for next summer," Mr Arnol said.

"Even though permits are no longer required, landowners who plan on conducting burns on their property should make sure they are well equipped, be mindful of the weather and make sure they properly consult with their neighbours.

"Engaging with owners of neighbouring properties about planned burning helps to ensure smoke will not adversely affect farming or harvesting operations, such as vineyards."

The TFS said burning on private property must always be done in line with local government regulations and requirements, and environmental laws which govern smoke emissions.

Property owners planning to burn on their land should visit fire.tas.gov.au if they require information and advice and call 1800 000 699 to register their burn to prevent unnecessary brigade call outs.