Cornell vector biologist answers Zika virus FAQs
Answers frequently asked questions about the transmission, epidemiology, and control of the Zika virus.
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Answers frequently asked questions about the transmission, epidemiology, and control of the Zika virus.
Smoke and ash from wildfires can make air unhealthy to breathe. When ash accumulates in the garden, it’s natural to wonder: Is the produce safe to eat? The safety risk depends on the materials that b…
Provides management strategies that can be implemented to evaluate heat stress in pigs and keep pigs performing well during high temperatures.
Provides links to disaster news, websites, publications and courses produced by MU Extension and external sources.
Offers step-by-step guide to treating low-quality forage with ammonia to enhance feed value for livestock. Provides a detailed explanation of the ammoniation of low-quality forages and the nutritiona…
Drought Planning Guide and archive of workshops/webinars for Ranchers in the Great Plains. Produced by the Drought Mitigation Center.
This toolkit is downloadable and changeable for any state to use for any disaster for their communities. This allows universities and other responding agencies to have a basic template of real time i…
Fact sheet on Soil Erosion after wildfires
This manual explores how Extension professionals can use COADs and community forums to reduce the impact of disasters and build a more efficient response and recovery process. This manual provides in…
Caring for Livestock Before Disasters addresses criteria for effective preparedness by stock owners in the mountain west.
This guide discusses situations requiring an emergency or short-term drinking water supply and methods that can be used to treat limited amounts of water for human consumption.
Focuses on ways a homeowner can protect their home from the threat of fire.
A concise guide to soil conservation management practices. Resource on the relationship between soil erosion and water quality. Addresses types of soil erosion, and conservation and best management p…
Information on the time line of events, mad cow disease, BSE, food handling, food safety
Describes how to avoid snakes both indoors and outdoors. Content updated in 2022.
Article on renovating pastures and hay meadows that have been damaged by flooding. This includes considerations of fertilization and reseeding. Focuses on planning and management considerations for p…
Discusses assessing well safety following a flood. Answers common questions about when wells should be tested, contamination risks caused by wet weather and where water samples can be tested.
Responding to and recovering from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita provided valuable insights into the services that state Extension Services have the capability to provide. Published in Journal of Extens…
Comprehensive video on understanding and preventing damage from wildfires in a particular part of Nevada.
Pork producers know that transportation can be stressful for pigs. Hot, humid weather conditions during transportation events increase stress in pigs, sometimes leading to death. This article address…
Farm*A*Syst: Farmstead Assessment System Worksheet No. 3 identifies water contamination related to fertilizer storage and handling. To help farm operators identify and reduce risks of tank spills and…
Two-page fact sheet on how to provide safe water to cattle after a disaster, such as, flooding. Includes information on how to disinfect and calculate trough capacity.
Offers detailed pictures of damaged crops after the torrential rains that saturated parts of Indiana in early July 2003.
This is a factsheet that answers questions about foot-and-mouth disease and explains how BSE (mad cow disease) is different.
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