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Burning Ban Information in Texas

in By the Type of Disaster, Current News, Current News & Disaster Related Websites, Farmstead, Fires & Wildfires, Forest, Naturally Occuring, Rangeland, Rural / Urban Interface

Source:  Texas Forest Service

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Feeding Management of Horses in Fire-Affected Counties of Texas

in 3. Response During an Incident, 4. Recovery, By the Type of Disaster, Farmstead, Fires & Wildfires, Naturally Occuring, Rural / Urban Interface

Horses affected by fires are stressed and their feed needs to be managed appropriately.

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Firewise: Wildfire Safety Resources

in By the Type of Disaster, Farmstead, Financial Impacts, Fires & Wildfires, Forest, Naturally Occuring, Rangeland, Rural / Urban Interface

Source:  National Fire Protection Association

NFPA®’s Firewise Communities® is a national wildfire safety program that plays a critical role in areas outside the jurisdiction of government entities: private land in the wildland/urban interface.

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How to Remove Smoke Smell from a Home

in 4. Recovery, By the Type of Disaster, Disaster Recovery Information, Families & Individuals, Farmstead, Fires & Wildfires, For People, For Places, Guides & Kits, Home & Residential, Naturally Occuring, Rangeland, Rural / Urban Interface

Source:  Texas AgriLife Extension Service

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Living with Fire

in 1. Mitigation, 2. Preparedness, 3. Response During an Incident, 4. Recovery, By the Type of Disaster, Fires & Wildfires, Naturally Occuring, Rural / Urban Interface

Research shows that how the house is built, the characteristics of the adjacent vegetation and routine maintenance often determine which homes burn and which survive. The purpose of Living With Fire is to provide homeowners with wildfire threat reduction recommendations developed by Nevada’s firefighting experts. This program also provides suggestions about what to do during and after a fire.

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Protecting your Home against Wildfires in Texas

in 1. Mitigation, 2. Preparedness, By the Type of Disaster, Fires & Wildfires, Naturally Occuring, Rural / Urban Interface

Homeowners are the first line of defense when it comes to protecting homes and communities from wildfires. The actions you take to mitigate the risk on your property before a fire occurs can make all the differences.

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Wildfire in Texas

in 1. Mitigation, 2. Preparedness, 3. Response During an Incident, 4. Recovery, By the Type of Disaster, Farmstead, Financial Impacts, Fires & Wildfires, Fish & Wildlife, Forest, Naturally Occuring, Rangeland, Rural / Urban Interface

Web resource with a collection of Media Releases, Fact sheets, and Weather Advisories regarding Texas Wildfires.

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Wildfire. Are you Prepared?

in 1. Mitigation, 2. Preparedness, By the Type of Disaster, Farm, Fires & Wildfires, For Places, Naturally Occuring, Preparedness & Mitigation Information, Ranch, Rural / Urban Interface

Wildfire can strike anywhere, anytime. Homes surrounded by brush, trees, or even grass can be quickly overtaken by wildfire. Homeowners can take these precautions to save their property.

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Wildfires leave more than ashes behind

in 4. Recovery, By the Type of Disaster, Disaster Recovery Information, Farm, Farmstead, Financial Impacts, Fires & Wildfires, For Animals, For Places, Livestock, Naturally Occuring, Ranch, Rangeland, Rural / Urban Interface

Source:  Texas Agrilife Today

AgriLife Extension: Producers face some tough decisions.

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