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3-step Process for Cleaning After a Flood
Located in Media Resources / Public Service Announcements (PSA)
A Flood of Emotions
Located in Family & Children
After a Power Failure: When to Save and When to Throw Food Out
Located in House & Home
After the Flood: Trees, Shrubs, and Lawns
What to look for with trees, shrubs, gardens, and lawns after floodwaters have receded. NDSU Extension Forester Joe Zeleznik and NDSU Extension Horticulture Specialist Tom Kalb inspect a park that had been flooded in Minot, ND and give advice on what to do next.
Located in House & Home
Animal Carcass Disposal Options
Producers have several options for disposing of carcasses, including rendering, incineration, burial and composting. The choice of disposal options depends on location, availability of raw materials or equipment and services, affordability and limitations to properly protecting the environment.
Located in Farm & Ranch
Apply for Assistance (FEMA)
Located in Family & Children
Assess Flooded Crops Carefully
Located in Farm & Ranch
Assessing and Repairing Leaky Roofs
Located in House & Home
Avoid Home Repair and Charitable Fraud
Located in Family & Children
Avoid Home Repair Fraud
Located in Media Resources / News Releases / After the Flood
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