Emergency Preparedness on the Farm

Emergency preparedness on the farm involves taking proactive measures to safeguard the people, animals, and equipment on farm during potential disasters like severe weather, fires, or other incidents. 


Emergency preparedness involves 3 key tasks

(1) Creating a comprehensive emergency plan

(2) Developing an emergency kit

(3) Conducting regular safety inspections and drills

Need guidance on how to get started?
‌Click here 
to follow this emergency planning guide for producers, or browse below for tools, resources and guides.

 
  • NL Emergency Services (911)
    The Emergency Services Division is responsible for the development and maintenance of effective provincial emergency preparedness, response and recovery measures for emergencies and disasters in Newfoundland and Labrador. They provide:
    Emergency Management Planning
  • Emergency Air Services / Authorization of Aircraft Services

    On-Call Emergency Services

    Newfoundland and Labrador Disaster Financial Assistance Program (NL-DFAP)

    Business Continuity

    Emergency Operations Center


  • Gov NL - 'Be Prepared' Online Platform for Individuals and Families
  • Gov NL - 'Be Prepared' Online Platform for the Business Community 
    The 'Be Prepared' Online platform is Newfoundland and Labrador’s official digital hub for emergency preparedness and response, maintained by the provincial Emergency Services Division. It provides residents, families, municipalities, and businesses with essential tools, templates, and guidance to plan for and withstand emergencies—whether weather-related, power outages, natural disasters, or other critical incidents.

Information, tools, strategies, potential risks, prevention, and provincial contact information

Preparing Yourself for an Emergency

  • What kind of emergencies might you be at risk of experiencing in your community?
  • Do you have plans for what you would take?
  • What circumstances might require consideration (pets, elders, medical needs)?
  • Are you aware of local supports?


Official reports and recommendations for emergency preparedness


EMERGENCY PLANNING GUIDES

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