Staying Connected in an Emergency

Farm Table says:

The Regional Tech Hub have created tips to manage your on farm connectivity during an emergency

Internet and voice services aid in staying connected in emergencies or natural disasters – before, during and after. Power outages are common in emergencies, so it is important to have a range of options available to make sure that you stay connected.

It’s crucial to have an emergency plan ready before a crisis strikes. This includes knowing what actions to take, what to pack, preparing equipment, and managing people and animals.

This fact sheet helps you complete steps in preparing for an emergency situation.

Most state-based fire services offer bushfire plans that can serve as templates for emergency planning. Creating an emergency management plan (find a free template here) ensures you and your business are ready in case of emergency.

It also helps to know what’s happening behind the scenes during and after an emergency. This fact sheet will help you understand actions emergency services and other organisations are taking to get you back in service.

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Rob Jennings
Rob Jennings

Rob Jennings is a tireless advocate for Australian agriculture, recognised for bridging the divide between producers, researchers, government, and industry. As the driving force behind Farm Table, Rob has propelled the platform into becoming one of the most vibrant and independent national networks in the agricultural sector, fostering collaboration and shared knowledge across the entire landscape. Deeply passionate about regional Australia, Rob harnesses cutting-edge technology to future-proof the agricultural industry, passionately advocating for innovation and delivering practical, impactful solutions that drive a thriving and sustainable rural economy both in Australia and overseas.

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