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Mental Health and The Impact On Wellness For Farm Families
Many of the factors that affect agricultural production are largely beyond the control of the producer. Good health, including mental health, is a key factor that contributes to one’s ability to keep farming.
Rural Health Information Hub (Farmer Mental Health)
The RHI hub is your guide to improving health for rural residents—they provide access to current and reliable resources and tools to help you learn about rural health needs and work to address them.
Pastures: Stewarding a Working Landscape
Whether you’re growing hay for market or providing forage for livestock, a healthy pasture maintains soil health, produces high yields, excludes weeds and has a positive impact on the environment. Proper management is key to a...
Extension coordinates hay donations to relieve those affected by wildfires
More than 500 tons have been donated and moved around the state through partnerships.
Once the Smoke Clears: A Guide to Safely Start Working and Riding Your Horse
During wildfire events, horses are exposed to smoke and ash. Breathing in ash and particulates can be harmful, and caution should be taken to ensure horses are recovered before working and riding them. This publication provides useful tips and guidelines.
'Heart of a lion': 4-H'er jumps in to rescue Clackamas County animals
Sela Raisl, a senior member of the Fuzzy Squad 4-H Club in Clackamas County, volunteered to help rescue 70-plus animals from a farm that was under threat of wildfire.
Wildfire Response - Veterinary Care
Oregon State University Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine is providing veterinary care to animals affected by the Oregon wildfires. Find resources, tips, assistance, and ways to help.
Wildfire smoke and animals
Smoke from wildfires and other large blazes affects pets, livestock, and wildlife. Learn how to recognize signs and protect animals.
Animal exposure to wildfire smoke
Wildfires are a common threat at this time of the year, affecting humans as well as animals. This article highlights proper care for animals during and after wildfire smoke exposure.
OSU Extension assists with livestock rescue efforts as Oregonians flee fires
When the fires started raging on Tuesday, OSU Extension employees started preparing barns and other buildings for animals, in addition to sorting through donations of food and water. Since then, they’ve been working day and night.