Crisis and adverse events

Earthquakes can lead to significant disruption and damage on dairy farms. This page provides information to help you manage the aftermath of an earthquake on your farm.

Volcanic eruptions pose a risk to dairy farm animals due to toxic ash containing fluorine. Hungry animals grazing short pastures are especially at risk, but rainfall can reduce the danger as fluoride is soluble.

All COVID-19 requirements have been lifted, but recommendations remain in place. It's advised to isolate for five days and wear masks in healthcare settings.

Drought management in dairy farming is about preparing for and recovering from dry conditions. This page provides you with various options to deal with drought.