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HS 115
Iowa Concern Jar Opener
Use these 5-inch circular rubber opener to relieve pressure from hands and wrists to securely grip tightly sealed bottles and jars.

Red with white imprint promoting the Iowa Concern Hotline.
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AE 3528
General Guidelines on Composting of HPAI Infected Carcasses
Containment of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) is a critical step which must be properly performed to ensure human and animal safety. This publication discusses how to prepare to contain a potential outbreak and what should be done to safely contain it.
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CSCAP 194 2016
Midwest Farmer Adaptive Management Responses to Perceptions of Excess Water-related Risks
A helpful handout for discussing variables that may influence farmer decisions regarding on-farm management practices, such as the decision to plant or not plant cover crops. This handout is based on research by the social science team of the USDA Sustainable Corn Project, led by Iowa State University.

More details specific to this research and handout can be found online at: https://www.researchgate.net, in a paper authored by Lois Wright Morton, Jon Hobbs, J.G. Arbuckle Jr., and Adam Loy
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HS 44
Iowa Concern Business card (Unit=Pkg of 50)
A bundle of 50 business cards, measuring 3.5" x 2", with contact information for the Iowa Concern Hotline.

Hotline provides free 24-hour confidential assistance for stress issues, legal questions, and financial concerns.

(previously known as ICH2)
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HS 44(S)
Iowa Concern Business card - Spanish (Unit=Pkg of 50)
A bundle of 50 business cards in Spanish, measuring 3.5" x 2", with contact information for the Iowa Concern Hotline.

Hotline provides free 24-hour confidential assistance for stress issues, legal questions, and financial concerns.
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RECOVERY 14
Livestock: Determining Moisture of Immature Corn Silage - Disaster Recovery Series
Learn about two simple, inexpensive methods to determine silage moisture: using a 250 watt infrared heat lamp or a microwave.
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RECOVERY 8
Making Choices About Cleaning Wet Carpet - Disaster Recovery Series
Floodwater contains sewage and unknown chemicals that will contaminate carpet and present a health risk. If carpeting was flooded with basement seepage, with lawn runoff, or by sump pump failure, the risk may be less. In these cases, if your carpet was in good condition, you can try to clean it. Use this publication to help decide what to do.
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RECOVERY 40
Managing Immature Crops for Grain or Silage -- Disaster Recovery
Tips on managing crops that may not mature before the first killing freeze of fall.
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RECOVERY 24
Safety and Health: How to Protect Yourself from Farm Dust - Disaster Recovery Series
Get information on common illnesses caused by breathing in molds/dust. Help also provided in selecting respirators.
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RECOVERY 25
Safety and Health: What You Need to Know About Silo Gas, a Deadly Killer - Disaster Recovery Series
Here are answers to common questions about silo gas, how to recognize it, and protect yourself from its dangers.
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SP 327
Storm Recovery Guide
Topics include:
  • Be Safe: Stay Healthy After Disaster
  • Surviving and Recovering from a Power Outage
  • Restoring Storm-damaged Buildings
  • Salvaging Water-damaged Belongings
  • Lawn and Garden Losses
  • Financial Recovery and Risk Management.
This 32-page resource was created and made available in PDF by LSU AgCenter.
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RECOVERY 58
Inspect Flood-Damaged Appliances - Disaster Recovery Series
Flood-damaged appliances are unsafe and must not be used until they have been inspected by a professional. Some damage might not appear for months.

Get the details here.
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