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4. Regional Outlook <br /> • Western Livestock Roundup - monthly <br /> 5. Pests <br /> • Grasshopper Reports - Fall , Spring, Summer <br /> G. Use of Data <br /> Input data will be used to help assess the scope of current and <br /> expected drought impacts. Analysis of the threats leads to recom- <br /> mendations for supplementing or changing the intensity and mix of <br /> inter-agency drought program activities. Appendices 2, 2(a) , 3, <br /> and 3(a) contain checklists used by the County Emergency Boards <br /> and the State Emergency Boards to determine impact of emergencies. <br /> Additional actions may be devised by the Task Force to fit the <br /> current opportunities and needs. <br /> H. Outputs <br /> Task Force efforts must result in several essential products: <br /> 1 . Review of existing drought reporting and analyzing capabilities <br /> in relationship to current and/or potential threats <br /> 2. Inventory of additional or special resource availability, costs, <br /> and procedures for activation <br /> 3. Identification of key contact points with support service <br /> agencies and agricultural industries <br /> 4. Identification and description of response actions that are <br /> available <br /> 5. Projection of impacts of drought to agricultural economy <br /> 6. Recommendations or responses to drought impacts <br /> 7. Procedures for coordination with other task forces <br /> I. Reports <br /> The intensity and extent of drought will dictate as to the frequency <br /> of reports. In a severe drought, reports will be issued on a weekly <br /> basis. In a moderate drought, the reports will be made monthly. Re- <br /> ports will be issued to the following: <br /> • Review and Reporting Task Force <br /> • Other governmental agencies <br /> Special reports will be issued as conditions may warrant or as requested. <br /> C-4-6 <br />