​For dry seasonal conditions this essentially means being able to manage water so that it last longer on  your property, even when it many not have rained for some time. If you have stock, you will also need to consider how you manage feed/fodder supplies.

Useful links to tools to assist you with preparing for dry conditions.

• ​Planning for Challenging Seasonal Conditions​ - a checklist on page 2 helps you identify areas of action. Rural Business Tasmania
• DroughtHub Drought Planning​​, NSW Department of Primary Industries​
• Managing your Water​ - what you need to know about managing water on your property
• Drought Preparedness​, Meat and Livestock Australia, More Beef from Pastures
• Decision Support Tools for Managing Climate, Climate Kelpie.  The decision-support tools listed alphabetically on this link cover a range of industries and have been developed to help you make climate-related decisions.​​
  

More useful links are available at Tips and Strategies for Dry Seasonal Conditions

Bushfire

• Current bushfire situation, Tasmania Fire Service
  
• Animals and Bushfire Planning​, Tasmanian Government
  
• Bushfire checklist, Tasmanian Government
  
• Include animals in your bushfire plan:

  Bushfire Plan   (400Kb)

Flood

• Flood preparation, Tasmanian Government
• Flood Ready Dairying Risk Assessment, Department of Primary Industries NSW
  

Storm and Severe Weather

• Storm and severe weather checklist, Tasmanian Government
• Heatwave preparation checklist, Tasmanian Government
• Other natural disaster event checklists, Tasmanian Government
  
  

Prepare Your Business

• Prepare your business so that it continues after a natural disaster, Tasmanian Government
  
  

Plan for Your Animals - Before a Natural Disaster

• Plan for your Animals, Department of Primary Industries NSW