As days get warmer, the itch to hit the field gets stronger. It’s springtime, which means that planting seasons is underway for farmers across the state.
OSHA may be scary if their people have to show up on your doorstep, but generally speaking, you shouldn’t fear them, nor should you ignore their rules.
An Occupational Safety and Health Administration investigation found that the death of a grain silo employee in Georgia was preventable.
While hay presses are mainly used in forage processing plants, the safety lessons learned from these tragedies can be applied to any farm machine.
The safety of ranchers and their livestock takes center stage as a recent incident involving cattle equipment brings to light the pressing need for improved, safer cattle equipment.
Helping to advocate for farm safety, Arrowquip CEO says that ranchers deserve better than the status quo of cattle handling equipment.
Producers should consider ROPS and safety programs to improve tractor safety on their farm.
The news is full of farming injuries lately, and it makes sense that any number of factors might contribute to an increased risk for farming accidents.
The farm safety videos will cover topics such as safety around animals, fall prevention measures, tractor and truck rollovers, youth on the farm, and more.
BASF Safety Scouts farm safety program provides a fun and interactive way to support family farm safety in North America.