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Louisiana State University

Louisiana House

A research-based SHOWCASE OF SOLUTIONS and educational outreach program to help you shape the future with homes that offers MORE comfort, durability, value, convenience, environmental quality, safety…

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University of Missouri

University of Missouri Floods page

Easy to use resource with fact sheets, news articles, publications and weblinks to flooding and recovery information. Extensive collections related to agriculture and housing.

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Iowa State University

Flooding and Stored Grain

Flood damaged grain is adulterated grain because of the potential for many contaminants to enter through the water. This grain should be destroyed, never blended. Content updated in 2019.

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Colorado State University

Colorado Climate Center

The Colorado Climate Center provides projections and data on drought, storms, avalanche risk, tornadoes, floods, and all other climate generated risks.

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Kansas State University

FAQs about Handling Flooded Produce

The information in this FAQ is divided into two sections: 1) questions where the FDA’s stance is clear and 2) questions where the FDA’s guidance is more broad and difficult to interpret. 7 pages; 24 …

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University of Kentucky

Kentucky County-Specific Ag Weather

NWS/UKAWC County Precision Agriculture, Lawn and Garden Forecasts

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Louisiana State University

Feeding Cattle Following a Disaster

Meeting the most basic nutrient requirements needed for survival should be the goal when feeding cattle following a disaster. Feeding basics, feeding water-damaged hay or feed and salvaging flood-dam…

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Louisiana State University

Flood Injuries in Horses

Horses affected by floodwaters face a variety of issues varying in degrees of seriousness. Horse owners who understand the threats and have a flood plan typically reduce the stress and health risks t…

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Iowa State University

Understanding & Managing Soil Compaction

Resource on understanding and managing soil compaction including its effects on yield and crop residue. Managing and working flooded farm fields require an understanding of soil compaction and impact…

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Iowa State University

Don’t Use More Pressure than Needed on Wet Soils

Instructions for planters on appropriate measures for planting in flooded soils. Describes the adjustments planter operators must make to avoid soil compaction in wet fields.

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Purdue University

First Steps to Flood Recovery

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Kansas State University

K-State Research and Extension Library of Fact Sheets

Listing of fact sheets on a broad range of topics. Use search box on upper right to find topic needed such as; mold growth, restoring well service and farming after a flood, food safety after a flood…

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Louisiana State University

Louisiana Weather and Climate Synopsis by Parish

Louisiana Weather and Climate Synopsis by Parish (County)

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Louisiana State University

Post-Flood Neurologic Disorders in Horses

Natural disasters are stressful for horses. Stress on horses can result in neurologic disorders. This fact sheet describes symptoms and possible causes. Part of “The Educated Horseman” Series.

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Purdue University

Dealing with Flood Damaged Turf

Advice for restoring turf damaged by floods and ice storms.

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Purdue University

What you should do if your water well has been flooded

Provides information on how to disinfect and test a well after a flood. Includes link to illustrated guide.

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Children’s Healthy Development in a Changing Climate

Early childhood professionals are uniquely positioned to help shape climate resilience. Awareness of climate change is critical in recognizing young children’s physiologically distinct vulnerability …

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What’s with the Play-Doh and Crayons?!: Chill Zone Guide for Disaster Response Areas

Therapeutic play for people who have experienced a traumatic event can promote emotional processing, regulation, and resilience. Research studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of play-based int…

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University of Alaska Fairbanks

Emergency and Disaster Homeowner’s Manual

Alaska has a limited road system, few urban centers, and many remote communities. Whether large or small, coastal or inland, connected by roads or accessible only by plane or boat, each community nee…

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Louisiana State University

Using Levees for Flood Protection

Includes information on constructing a private levee. For homeowners in flood hazard areas who are considering installing berms or levees to protect their homes. 2 pages.

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University of Minnesota

Extreme Weather Resources

Information and resources to help prepare for and recover from the effects of extreme weather, including damage to homes, buildings, crops and lawns, as well as tools for financial recovery.

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University of California

Fact Sheet: Flooding

This fact sheet describes the risk of flooding including how to prepare for it, how to respond during flooding and what to do afterwards to stay safe.

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High Speed Hand Washing resources

With the High Speed Hand Washing technique and some practice, washing your hands properly helps save time, water, energy and prevent the spread of disease. Absences due to illness are reduced. Groups…

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University of Illinois

In the face of disaster, Extension Disaster Education Network provides enduring support

Published or Revised: 11/6/2017 12:00:00 AM Author(s): Jaclyn Spence MOLINE, Ill. – Many areas throughout the country at some point will experience a disaster—manmade, natural or both. Once the news …

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