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Natural Disasters
Resources for responding to natural disasters on farms.
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Wildfire Health ThreatsA guide on protecting yourself against wildfire health threats.
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Wildfire Smoke Exposure and Population HealthJuly 22, 2014 presentation slides from Dr. Colleen Reid on how wildfire smoke impacts populations.
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Farm Floods - Cold WeatherA guide to help farmers protect themselves during winter floods.
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Farm Floods - Warm WeatherA guide to help farmers protect themselves from warm weather farm flood health threats.
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Breath Easy: Protect Yourself from Wildland Fire SmokeLearn steps to get informed about wildfires and protect yourself.
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Flood Recovery Checklists for FarmsteadsA resource to assist rebuilding on a farm after a flood has occured.
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Entering and Cleaning Up Flooded HomeA resource about protect yourself and your family during flood aftermath cleanup.
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Pesticide Storage Concerns During and After a FloodA resource about immediate actions to take after a storm when floodwaters or a storage facility could potentially be contaminated with pesticide
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Well Water and Drinking Water Analysis at the LSU AgCenterA guide for well water requirements.
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What to Do After the Flood- EPAPrecautions to take after a flood, regarding well and pump inspections.
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Protect Your Lungs from Wildfire SmokeAn illustration on the proper respirator to wear to protect yourself from wildfire smoke.
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Interim Guidance for Protecting Workers from Livestock and Poultry Wastewater and Sludge During and After Floods- CDCThe purpose of this guidance is to protect workers from illnesses and injuries associated with livestock and poultry wastewater and sludge from animal feeding operations during and after floods.
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