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Resources on preparing livestock for hurricanes

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Below are several resources put together by the Southeast Regional Climate Hub (SERCH) for anyone needing to prepare livestock for the hurricane, which is on track to potentially hit states in the Southeast US. Though some of these resources come from specific states, the advice is generally relevant across state boundaries. We hope everyone endures the storm safely, without damage to land or livestock.
You may also find information on your state’s department of agriculture website:
Finally, personal safety is first and foremost during any disaster. Please be safe. Hurricane safety and response information:
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