Farm Safety
Planning ahead, acclimating to hot weather, hydrating and staying alert to symptoms of heat-related illness can keep you and your team members safe in the heat.
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Preventative maintenance on equipment, buildings improves farm safety
Servicing equipment and facilities on a regular schedule is a way to prevent serious failures and improve the performance and longevity of machinery and buildings.4
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Injury prevention when administering medicines and vaccines
Cautious behaviour when using needles can prevent injury and unintended exposure to products not meant for humans.
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How to load cows on a trailer safely
Being prepared and ensuring that anyone involved in loading or unloading cattle has a good understanding of the safety measures that need to be taken is good for both the animals and the people involved.
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Workplace violence, harassment and bullying prevention
Every employer needs to understand his or her responsibilities and the immediate action necessary to prevent and respond to violence, harassment and bullying in the workplace.
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Identify high-risk hazards to put control measures in place
Farms are full of high-risk hazards. Listing these scenarios and how to address them is the next step in setting up a farm’s safety plan.
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New Year: New safety resolution
There's no time like the present to make or renew your farm's commitment to safety.
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Safety considerations for working in the cold and driving in winter
Take extra precautions when driving vehicles and farm equipment on snow and ice.
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Safe animal handling and biosecurity measures
Stay safe when working with cattle by being aware of the surroundings and the animal’s behaviour.
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