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Agricultural Disaster Preparedness

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Putting Safety First After a Tornado
 Tornadoes and extreme wind events are very destructive. Everything in their paths--people, animals, homes, businesses, vehicles, landscapes--can be killed, destroyed...
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Steps to Reduce Flood and Water Damage
Many things can be done before an impending flood to reduce damage to home and property. This checklist can help you prepare to reduce the impact of water or...
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Mosquitoes | Hot Topics
With the prevalence of West Nile virus, mosquitoes seem to have replaced bed bugs as the most talked about insect recently. West Nile is a virus that is harbored...
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Hurricanes and Oil Spills
Given the active to extremely active prediction, many people along the Gulf Coast may be concerned about the interaction between a hurricane in the Gulf and the...
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Fifteen Questions for Hurricane Preparation
Hurricane season for the Atlantic and Caribbean is June 1 to November 30, with peak season mid-August to late October. Regardless of the calendar, now is a great...
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Food Safety During an Emergency
  Throughout an emergency it is important to keep food and water safe to reduce loss and the risk of contracting a foodborne illness. During an emergency the...
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Economics of Drought Management in Livestock
Drought affects ranches directly in terms of the amount of forage produced and water availability for livestock. Lost forage production is the most critical aspect...
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Preparing your Finances for Times of Disaster
If you think your household finances are invulnerable to disaster, think again. Just one flood, fire, earthquake or tornado can wipe out a lifetime of savings...
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