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Are You Ready? Do You Know How USDA's Nutrition Assistance Programs can Play a Vital Role in Helping Those Most in Need Following a Disaster?

May 17, 2016 Cora Russell, Food and Nutrition Service

Twice a year, as part of America’s PrepareAthon!, USDA works closely with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as well as with other Federal, state and local partners to promote emergency preparedness. When disasters strike, it’s not only important for you and your family to be prepared...

Food and Nutrition

USDA Offers Livestock and Pet Safety Tips for Those in the Path of Tropical Storm Isaac

August 28, 2012 Lyndsay Cole, USDA

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is issuing guidance for residents in states who have livestock and pets that might be affected by Tropical Storm Isaac. USDA is offering these tips to help residents protect the health of these animals in the event of power outages, flooding and other issues that...

Conservation

Agricultural Weather and Drought Update – 8/27/12

August 27, 2012 Brad Rippey, USDA Meteorologist, Office of the Chief Economist

Visit www.usda.gov/drought for the latest information regarding USDA’s Drought Disaster response and assistance. In recent days, some of the weather focus has shifted from drought to the tropics. Indeed, Tropical Storm Isaac is bearing down on the central Gulf Coast of the United States, and...

Conservation

USDA Offers Tips to Coastal Residents Preparing for Isaac and other Tropical Storms

August 27, 2012 Cathy Cochran, Public Affairs Specialist, Food Safety and Inspection Service

As Gulf Coast residents prepare for the possible landfall of Tropical Storm Isaac, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) urges everyone to make food safety a part of their preparation efforts. Power outages and flooding that often result from weather...

Health and Safety
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