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Now that we are getting into the growing season and will be approaching tropical season before you know it, it is a good time to prepare your farm for extreme weather conditions (or any other kind of disaster) before they happen. The Wisconsin Agriculturalist published an article this past week on making plans for a dairy farm here, but really every type of farm should have a disaster plan in place in case of emergency. If you need extra help, the Southeast Regional Climate Hub has a series of hurricane preparation guides listed by state and commodity at https://www.climatehubs.usda.gov/index.php/hubs/southeast/topic/hurricane-preparation-and-recovery-southeast-us.

Source: Neahring Family Farm via AgWeb