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nvauaDlC kliuwicu|'c however, that the average fanner and rancher, warned of approaching fallout, should be pretty well able to survive it, preserve his domestic animals, and go on living and farming.
Farmers living near cities might be asked for personal rescue service, as would every able-bodied man within an effective distance of a bombed city.
Farmers would be called on to farm with efficiency and ability such as perhaps they’ve never had to practice before, because FCDA believes that the recovery of this nation from a fall-out nuclear attack must come in important degree from the rural areas.
Most of the nation’s cities will be prime targets, and most of the strength for restoration must come from the farms and ranches.
Additional information about fallout and what to do about if is available from your nearest Civil Defense office in these publications: Facts About Fallout, SixSteps to Survival, What You Should Know About Radioactive Fallout.
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