Flooding, notifiable and non-notifiable disease outbreaks can all be high pressure emergencies. While unwelcome, these incidents require proactive planning to mitigate their impact.
In an emergency, depopulation is often necessary. But how much will it cost? Many farmers don’t know how much it will cost to depopulate their farm, but it is critical to be aware of the expenses that will be incurred.
Not knowing how much an emergency can cost you can be worrying. How do you know how much something is going to cost without a rough estimate? Being aware of this cost brings financial clarity. You’ll know what can be afforded now, and what needs saving for. Contingency financial planning helps ensure the survival and growth of your business.
In providing the costs of catching, culling and disposal, you are able to demonstrate your proactiveness to risk management and disease prevention, which is looked on favourably by insurers.
Don’t wait until an emergency strikes to find out the costs. Speak to one of our experts today.
Without the estimate, you could be unaware of the costs you will be facing when you are required to depopulate. The report ensures you know how much the operation is likely to cost, as well as the other factors you need to consider to get your farm operational again.
Our Cost of Depopulation Estimate covers the possible costs of depopulation, as well as the costs related to the catching and the disposal of your poultry.
Having our report can be advantageous when looking for insurance cover. By incorporating our estimate as part of your biosecurity plan, it shows insurers that you are aware and committed to proactive risk management.
We understand the pressures farmers are under. With labour shortages, costs soaring and profits being squeezed these are testing times. Our estimate removes the stress of uncertainty around depopulation and gives you one of the most important things: the answer you need.
With this estimate in hand, you’ll be equipped to anticipate and navigate challenging scenarios. By proactively planning, you can mitigate potential risks, minimise disruptions, and swiftly return to peak operational efficiency and profitability.