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Summer Storms

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NDSU Extension develops and updates resources to help farmers and ranchers cope with summer storms. Contact your NDSU Extension county office if you have questions or want additional information.

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Agriculture Damage Assessment from June 2025 Storms

We're partnering with state agencies to assess agricultural impacts related to last week's severe weather. This data will be provided to state partners to support a federal disaster declaration and activate funds to aid in recovery efforts. If you were affected by the storms please fill out the assessment

Things to note:

• Please complete one assessment per individual/operation.

• No identifying information will be collected or shared.

• Data will be aggregated and reported at the county level.

Submit your agriculture damage assessment

Stay safe when cleaning up storm-damaged trees

NDSU Extension forester offers advice for cleaning up trees and branches due to storms.

Self-care tips in times of storm stress

There are many possible stressors brought on by weather, so it is important to practice self-care.

Building owners should determine full extent of storm damage

Building owners should do a thorough inspection of their structures after storms to minimize problems later.

Take steps to manage storm damage to irrigation systems

Examining potentially compromised areas on irrigation systems is essential for post-storm inspection and effective recovery.

Examine grain bins and handling equipment for wind damage

When steel grain bins sustain wind damage, careful inspection is needed to evaluate repair or replacement options.

Dealing with Stress After a Crisis or Natural Disaster

A natural disaster, such as flooding or a major storm, often leaves altered schedules, property damage or major losses in its wake. Many times, it also leaves individuals with frustration and stress. In addition to restoring buildings or…

Helping Your Child Cope After a Natural Disaster

Children have limited life experiences, so for them to be afraid, especially after a natural disaster, is normal. The fear or anxiety may last for days to years and is handled best with kindness and understanding from parents and other…

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