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Queensland Officials Urge Producers to Prepare for Severe Summer Weather Risks

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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Peter Donaghy provided advice to producers in Queensland regarding climate risks ahead of the summer season. Due to active El Niño conditions, the likelihood of severe storms, bushfires, floods, and cyclones across the state is increasing. Producers are encouraged to review emergency plans, secure fodder supplies, and prepare livestock movement arrangements.

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The guidance emphasizes that early preparation is one of the most effective ways to reduce the impact of natural disasters on farms and fishing operations. The Queensland Government is providing resources to help producers strengthen resilience and improve business preparedness against climate risks.

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