Preparing the farm and farm animals for disasters.

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Subject: Disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, earthquakes, severe winter weather, hazardous material spills or nuclear power plant accidents can occur any time. Even at the farm level, procedures should be written. The first step in planning for a disaster is to determine what type of disaster could occur on the farm and with what frequency. An all-hazards plan is most desirable; however plans should also be customized for specific situations

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Reprinted from AWIC newsletter, October-December 1993, vol. 4, no. 4

Disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, earthquakes, severe winter weather, hazardous material spills or nuclear power plant accidents can occur any time. Even at the farm level, procedures should be written. The first step in planning for a disaster is to determine what type of disaster could occur on the farm and with what frequency. An all-hazards plan is most desirable; however plans should also be customized for specific situations

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