Issues and Emergencies

Managing in Wet Conditions

Floods can be unpredictable and destructive. Dairy Australia has a number of resources available to help dairy farmers prepare for and recover from floods.

Preparing for Bushfires

Resources to help dairy farmers plan for bushfires including plans, toolkits, fact sheets and videos.

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Bushfire Recovery Directory

Resources to provide a comprehensive directory of all support and recovery services, funding, and technical advice relevant to dairy farms affected by bushfires.

Managing in Hot Conditions

There are some simple steps that can be taken to minimise the effects of hot conditions on dairy herd production.

COVID-19 Directory

Dairy Australia is working with industry partners, including ADF and ADPF, to provide industry-specific resources and extension programs to assist you in effectively managing your team and business during COVID-19.

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Heat Stress

Find practical information on how to reduce the impact of high temperatures on cow productivity with practical advice on providing cooler conditions.

State emergency departments

To view current issues and emergencies for your state, visit one of the below state emergency department websites. Remember, if you are facing an emergency that needs immediate attention, dial 000.

State

Website 

 Victoria

 emergency.vic.gov.au

 Queensland

 qld.gov.au/alerts

 New South Wales

 emergency.nsw.gov.au

 Western Australia

 emergency.wa.gov.au

 South Australia

 ses.sa.gov.au/incidents-and-warnings/incidents-and-warnings-map

 Tasmania

 alert.tas.gov.au

 ACT

 esa.act.gov.au

Drought Support

There are a range of programs and measures available to assist farmers with preparedness for and recovery from drought events.

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Adapting to Climate Change

An overview of some of the challenges dairy businesses will face as a result of climate change and the importance of adapting to these challenges.

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Stock Water Quality

Water is an essential part of dairy herd nutrition. Ensuring access to fresh water and testing water quality is essential for dairy cow productivity, health and welfare.

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