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MainDBDraft: Weather ready Nebraska: A scenario planning tool

Title

Weather ready Nebraska: A scenario planning tool

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Target group

Practitioners

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Date of submission

02/07/2020

Further information

Specific geographic region: Northern Plains of U.S. Specific spatial scale: Small - Agriculture operation Climate hazards addressed: Hot and dry; cold and dry; hot and wet; cold and wet. Approach: Sectoral adaptation planning Stage in adaptation policy cycle: Assessing vulnerability, impacts and risks Additional cross-cutting element in the adaptation policy cycle: Decision making Timescale: Short- and long-term Additional specific target audience: Education and outreach

NWPPartner

United States Department of Agriculture

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NWPCountryItem

United States of America

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Geographic scope

Local

Adaptation element

Knowledge management

Adaptation sector/theme

Agriculture

Climate hazard

 

Implementing partners

 

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Abbreviation

USDA

Weblink

https://www.usda.gov/

Type of organization

National/public entity

NWPUserTitle

Mr.

NWPName

Ronald

NWPSurname

de la Cruz

Job title

Research Assistant

NWPStreet

Platz der Vereinten Nationen 1

NWPZip

53113 Bonn

Country

Germany

NWPTel

+492288151002

NWPPrimaryEmail

rcruz@unfccc.int

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NWPTypeOfKnowledge

Technical document/report

Description

A scenario planning tool that includes different impacts beef producers might experience under, for example, a wet and cool spring. Direct access to the tool: https://agritools.unl.edu/management-strategies/

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NWPInformationType

Tool

NWPStatus

Processed

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Created at 02/07/2020 14:56 by Ronald de la Cruz
Last modified at 02/07/2020 17:20 by Serkant Samurkas