Bushfire recovery
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Introduction
Introduction1 quiz -
Immediate aftermath of fireSafety & support
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Stock assessments
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Welfare of surviving stock1 quiz
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Case study: Infrastructure in recovery
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Short-term recoveryOptions for surviving stock
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Livestock health & welfare during recovery
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Calculating the expected cost of feeding
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Case study: Using containment feeding in recovery
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Fire damage to pastures & erosion risk
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Changes to farm management after fire1 quiz
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Case study: Making recovery decisions
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Case study: Managing biosecurity risks
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Long-term recoveryLong-term planning
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Long-term pasture recovery1 quiz
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Case study: Accepting help
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Case study: Rebuilding and refining
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Wrap upBushfire recovery1 quiz
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Question 1 of 3
1. Question
True or false: Stressed animals or animals with inadequate nutrition are less susceptible to spreading and acquiring infectious diseases.
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2. Question
True or false: Pastures that are regrowing vigorously after being burnt (such as kikuyu, phalaris or lush clover) can cause health issues in stock as they have little or no dry standing feed as an alternative for grazing stock, increasing the risk of toxicity.
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3. Question
When buying in stock following a fire, which of the following biosecurity practices should you apply (select all that apply).
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