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While I hope that it’s a long time before another weather (or other) disaster hits anyone in the Southeast, any good steward knows that it is important to be prepared just in case. Here is a good short article which describes some of the steps you can take to make sure that if something bad ever happens on your farm or property, you can recover more quickly. You can read it on the Pork newsletter here.
Hurricane Michael survivors in Colquitt, Ga. John Edward Wells with wife Marianne Wells and their granddaughter Maddie. (Joshua Sharpe/joshua.sharpe@ajc.com) Photo: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
