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Pay now or pay later: on-farm safety practices help lower workers' comp costs.: An article from: Dairy Today by Paula Mohr, 2002-11-01
Practice lawnmower safety on farms (Pm-1563d) by Charles V Schwab, 1996
Dress for safety on farm and ranch (FS / South Dakota State University. Cooperative Extension Service) by Linda Manikowske, 1985
Safety on the farm (SuDoc A 84.2:Sa 1) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1990
Legislation on farm safety: 1993 Assembly Bill 821 (Report no. 8 to the 1993 Legislature / Wisconsin Legislative Council) by Mary Matthias, 1993
Human engineering: the big challenge. (includes related article on farm equipment usage and safety): An article from: Implement & Tractor by Frank Buckingham, 1988-08-01
Skydive companies lobby for drop zones.(Government)(Opponents of the landing spots on Creswell farms cite noise and safety concerns): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) by Gale Reference Team, 2007-05-04
Dealers tell engineers: emphasize safety, conservation, cost.(advice on improvement of farm machinery and equipment during th 7th Annual Agricultural Machinery ... An article from: Implement & Tractor by Scott McClure, 1992-06-01
Clothing for safety at home and on the farm (MF) by Jereldine R Howe, 1985
Electricity on the farm for utility and safety (Farm electrification leaflet) by William H Knight, 1954
Survey of safety and health on Irish farms: A study carried out by TEAGASC on behalf of the Health and Safety Authority by John Macnamara, 1997
Report for Minister's Advisory Council on Occupational Health and Safety regarding farm safety and related health matters by Fayek Kelada, 1980
Guidelines on the preparation of a safety statement for a farm by Health and Safety Authority, 2001
Preventing Accidents to Children on Farms (Agricultural Information Sheet (AS)) by Health and Safety Executive, HSE, 2008-10-31

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Eau Claire Energy Cooperative - Safety First! - Dairy Farm
isconsin electric cooperatives developed a uniform statewide farm wiring programentitled safety First! The purpose is to assist dairy farmers with the
http://www.ecec.com/electric.cfm?navID=4&snavID=52&snav2ID=290&webID=115
Health And Safety Authority Launches Farm Safety Radio Campaign
farm safety Radio Campaign. Health and safety Authority launches farmsafety Radio Campaign. 22nd March 2004. The Health and safety
http://www.hsa.ie/press/press04/mar/farmradio.htm

Extractions: March Farm Safety Radio Campaign 22nd March 2004 The Health and Safety Authority (HSA) today (Monday 22nd March) launched a nationwide radio campaign to help create greater awareness of farm safety in the run up to Farm Safety Week which begins next Monday. According to official HSA figures, 19 people were killed in farm accidents in 2003 and 2 of these deaths involved children. The 30-second radio ads feature a voiceover from HSA Chief Executive, Tom Beegan, urging farmers to take action now to prevent accidents on their farms. The campaign will feature on 27 local radio stations throughout the country and will run over the next three weeks. Communications Manager, Carmel Kearns, said the timing of the campaign is critical: "With the busy summer season approaching, farmers need to be extra vigilant, and this campaign will raise awareness of farm safety at this crucial time. But the ad is not just an awareness-raising tool - it is a call to action to all farmers to identify the hazards on their farms and take steps now to minimise risks to themselves and their families"
Triangle Insurance | Safety & Compliance | Farm Safety
farm safety 4 Just Kids. Assistance is provided on topics and materials by farmsafety 4 Just Kids. Starting a chapter of farm safety 4 Just Kids is easy.
http://www.trianglecompanies.com/farmsafety.htm

Extractions: SCMP Safety Meetings 2004 Farm Safety Farm Safety 4 Just Kids Farm Safety 4 Just Kids is a national organization based in Iowa that is devoted to helping educate farm families in preventing farm-related childhood injuries, health risks and fatalities. FS4JK chapters work together with many organizations to inform and educate the local community about the importance of farm safety and health. Local chapters hold monthly meetings which involve the entire family. The program may feature a speaker on a safety topic, a video on a specific safety item or a demonstration of a safety feature. Usually a related game and refreshments will round out the meeting. Assistance is provided on topics and materials by Farm Safety 4 Just Kids. Starting a chapter of Farm Safety 4 Just Kids is easy. Just start by contacting friends, neighbors, colleagues and local businesses. Once a chapter has officially been organized, a box of educational resources to use for the chapter programs and activities will be received. These include videos, activity books, safety decals, a miniature gravity flow wagon, puppet show kit, farm safety articles, and much more. The Triangle Companies support and encourage these goals in emphasizing the safety of our youth of today who will become the leaders in agriculture for the future.
Teagasc - SAFETY IN THE FARM WORKSHOP
safety IN THE farm WORKSHOP. Guidelines and Checklist. There is a legal dutyon farmers and agricultural contractors to prepare a safety statement.
http://www.teagasc.ie/publications/2003/safetyinthefarmworkshop.htm

Extractions: Quick Search Guidelines and Checklist Download Safety In The Farm Workshop in PDF format (240KB). Every farm has a requirement to carry out machinery maintenance and repairs. Accordingly, a workshop and an array of workshop tools and equipment are required. Of course, the extent of workshop equipment varies considerably from farm to farm, varying from the very basic, required by farmers with few machines, to a complete workshop, required by highly mechanised farms and contractors. Employers must ensure that all people using work equipment have adequate training and are competent to carry out the work. Adequate health and safety information also must be provided. Adopting safe work practices is imperative when doing all workshop work. Serious or fatal injury can occur due to the mis-use of virtually every item of equipment. This leaflet and accompanying checklist outlines an approach to workshop organisation and key workshop practices required securing safety, health and welfare. Further information on specific items of equipment/substances/work practices should be sought from operating manuals or from equipment suppliers or Material Safety Data Sheets. There is a legal duty on farmers and agricultural contractors to prepare a safety statement under Section 12 of the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 1989 and Regulations1993.
Eye Safety Encouraged During Farm Safety Week
Media Release. 9 July 2002. Sydney Eye Hospital encourages eye safetyduring farm safety Week. During farm safety Week, specialist
http://www.sesahs.nsw.gov.au/sydhosp/MR_FarmSafetyWeek.htm

Extractions: Home Maps About News ... News Media Release 9 July 2002 Sydney Eye Hospital encourages eye safety during Farm Safety Week During Farm Safety Week, specialist staff from Sydney Eye Hospital are asking farming communities to play it safe and protect their eyes when working. People tend to most appreciate the gift of sight when they are deprived of it, said Clinical Nurse Consultant (Ophthalmology), Jillian Grasso. Often, it only takes a moment of carelessness for vision impairment or irreversible blindness to occur, she said. In 2000, Sydney Eye Hospital had 859 presentations for preventable eye injuries, with the overwhelming majority being males, particularly in the 26-45 age group. A significant percentage of these cases came from rural districts within NSW. We believe that ninety five percent of eye injuries are preventable, she said. Common causes of vision loss on the farm include activities such as chipping, sawing, grinding, chopping wood, using power tools, hammering, welding, dusty work environments, bright sunlight and use of compressed air and chemicals. We encourage people to always use the appropriate protective eye wear, such as goggles, safety glasses or a face shield, for the work being undertaken. Many injuries occur because people wear the wrong safety equipment for the task they are doing.
Quia - Farm Safety Sleuths
farm safety Sleuths. Use this quiz to practice finding critical clues of safetyon a farm. Create your own activities Email this activity to a friend.
http://www.quia.com/jg/16332.html
Www.farm.ewu.edu/
farm safety Home Pagefarm and Ranch safety and Health Association.
http://www.farm.ewu.edu/
ProgressiveFarmer.com: Farm Safety Zone
sp, Progressive farmer farm safety Day Camps® The Faces of farm safety Wereached thousands last year with our camps, and more are on the way.
http://kea.ae.iastate.edu/
Dan Consalvo Ensures Security And Life Safety For State Farm Insurance
Dan Consalvo ensures security and life safety for State farm InsuranceSep 1, 2000 1200 PM KATE HENRY In the face of today s mercurial
http://securitysolutions.com/mag/security_dan_consalvo_ensures/

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Farm Safety
You may think farm safety is just for kids who live in the country, but morethan half of the kids injured on farms each year are just visiting.
http://kidshealth.org/kid/watch/out/farm_safety.html

Extractions: You may think farm safety is just for kids who live in the country, but more than half of the kids injured on farms each year are just visiting. So it doesn't matter if you live on a farm, in the suburbs, or in the city - it's a good idea to learn the basics of how to stay safe on the farm. Read on to learn how to protect yourself. It won't take much longer than singing the words to "Old MacDonald." Eee-eye, eee-eye, oh! Safety on the Farm Farms are fun. There's plenty of fresh air, sunshine, and room to run around. Living on or visiting a farm can be a great experience as long as you remember that there's a lot of dangerous work going on all around you. According to the National Safety Council, farming is considered to be one of America's most hazardous jobs. Kids ages 10 to 14 are at high risk for injury, often because they take on a job or task that they aren't ready to handle. Listen to parents or other supervisors and don't try to tackle big projects or play where you shouldn't. Remember that as you get older, when you have some safety training and supervision, you may be given more responsibilities. In the meantime, here's how to stay safe. Safety Around Equipment Take a look around any farm. How many different pieces of equipment do you see? And how many are bigger than you are? These machines may look pretty cool, but the bottom line is that
New Health And Safety Minister Sees Farm Safety In Action
HSE press release E13603 17 July 2003. NEW HEALTH AND safety MINISTERSEES farm safety IN ACTION. Des Browne, recently appointed
http://www.hse.gov.uk/press/2003/e03136.htm

Extractions: HSE press release E136:03 - 17 July 2003 Des Browne, recently appointed Department for Work and Pensions Minister with responsibility for Health and Safety, accompanied HSE inspectors on a visit to a farm last week to see for himself the dangers of working in agriculture. Fatal accident statistics released by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) earlier this month confirm that agriculture, with around 9 fatalities per 100,000 workers, continues to have the highest fatal injury rate of any industrial sector. The Minister was keen to learn what was being done to reduce this unacceptable toll. Des Browne joined Cardiff-based HSE Inspector Sarah Baldwin-Jones and Head of Agriculture and Food Sector, Dr Roger Nourish, at a routine HSE inspection of O P Williams and Partners Farm at Lower Machen near Newport, Gwent. Note to Editors 1. Two JPEG images of Des Browne visiting the farm are available from HSE Press Office on 020 7717 6904
A*L*O*T ANGUS ASSOCIATION - Farm & Ranch Safety
909 Hwy 82 W, New Boston TX 75570 farm RANCH safety LINKS Proceeding beyondthis DISCLAIMER constitutes acceptance of these terms and conditions.
http://www.alotangus.org/safe.html
NS Department Of Agriculture And Fisheries: Standards Of Practice
farm safety. farm safety in Nova Scotia is carried out in cooperation with the NovaScotia farm Health and safety Committee. farm safety Publications online
http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsaf/farmsafety/

Extractions: Farm Safety in Nova Scotia is carried out in cooperation with the Nova Scotia Farm Health and Safety Committee. This Committee is committed to improving the health and safety of the farm clients and reducing the number of farm accidents and injuries in Nova Scotia. The Nova Scotia Farm Health and Safety Committee is responsible to develop and endorse farm safety polices, strategies and programs to the benefit of the farming community Farm Safety Publications online: Protect Yourself From Livestock Injuries
Successful Farming: High-tech Targets Farm Safety - Technologies For Farm Safety
Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Hightech targets farm safety- technologies for farm safety Successful farming, March 15, 1998 by Larry
http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1204/is_n5_v96/ai_20510347

Extractions: New sensors and GPS location devices can reduce rural accidents There's a softer side to precision agriculture. In addition to mapping yields and altering fertilizer rates, the new technology may also prevent injuries and save lives. "We're finding some intriguing ways to use precision farming technology to protect people," says John Shutske, farm safety specialist at the University of Minnesota. "Records from The National Safety Council indicate that 800 farm workers died and 140,000 were seriously injured in 1995. Modern sensors and computers can help reduce these numbers." Shutske is studying several applications, but is most intrigued with developing proximity sensors for agricultural equipment. "Sensors that reliably detect people in the vicinity of potential equipment hazards could provide an audible or visual warning, or shut down the machine before injury could occur," he says.
Tasmania Online: Home > Law And Public Safety > Accident Prevention > Farm Safet
Details of the 2004 campaign aimed at improving workplace safety in the rural sector.Links to information on free farm safety presentations, a listing of
http://www.tas.gov.au/tasmaniaonline/Nav/SubHeading.asp?Topic=Law and public saf
Farm Safety
farm safety,
http://virtual.clemson.edu/groups/FieldOps/CGS/farm.htm

Extractions: Links are provided as an information service. They do not constitute an endorsement of any non-affiliated organizations, businesses, products or content of these pages by the Cooperative Extension Service or Clemson University. Programs of Clemson University Extension Service are open to all citizens regardless of ages, race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, marital or family status and is an equal opportunity employer. Clemson University Cooperating with U.S. Department of Agriculture and South Carolina Counties. Issued in Furtherance of Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics, Acts of May 8 an June 30, 1914. Last modified on
Children And Farm Safety
You are here Injury prevention Rural safety Children and farmsafety. farms (PDF, 201K). Websites on children and farm safety.
http://www.acc.org.nz/injury-prevention/ruralsafe/children/

Extractions: Why rural safety is important. Check out 15 ways to start making your farm a safer place for kids. Knowing what to do in an emergency Reducing risk for children on farms Children on farms face special risks. In New Zealand between 1979 and 1988, 67 children under the age of 15 died as a result of incidents on farms. ACC has published a guide to help parents and teachers plan Effective rural safety days for rural children This is a resource guide for teaching about physical safety and risk management in rural settings. It has been developed by Kidsafe Taranaki, a charitable trust working to prevent injuries to children.
SAFTEK Information Services - Online Shopping, Occupational Safety
Saftek, Inc., the occupational safety and health source.
http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.saftekinc.com/&y=02CBD595A1CB49B
Increasing Our Awareness: Children's Safety On Farms
Sixty per cent of these fatalities were children under five years of age (Ontario sFarm safety Association 1995, p. 1). While Canadian statistics are
http://www.cfc-efc.ca/docs/cccf/00000101.htm

Extractions: Increasing Our Awareness: Children's Safety on Farms L ife on the farm conjures up romantic images of wide open spaces, big blue skies, and glorious sunrises and sunsets a peaceful life paced by the seasons. Yet farm life is far from idyllic. Farms are workplaces filled with hundreds of potential risks: large, powerful machinery; watering holes; unpredictable animals often weighing more than a 1,000 pounds each; pesticides; fertilizers; and numerous buildings that are not child-safe. Safety education must be a priority, not only for adults, but for farm children so that they can learn life-long safety habits. Many of these children are our future farmers. Between 1983 and 1993, there was an average of more than two deaths every week on Canadian farms. Every year more farmers have disabling injuries than do miners or construction workers (Canadian Federation of Agriculture, et al., 1995). Fifty-five children have died from farm-related injuries over the past 10 years in Ontario alone. Sixty per cent of these fatalities were children under five years of age (Ontario's Farm Safety Association 1995, p. 1). While Canadian statistics are unavailable, in the United States more than 300 children are killed each year and 25,000 require medical care due to farm-related injuries (Rivara in Pickett et al., p. 3). The Canadian Hospitals Injury Reporting and Prevention Program (CHIRPP) collects and analyzes injuries treated in emergency hospitals in 10 pediatric and five general hospitals in Canada. These are primarily urban hospitals that will likely treat only the more serious farm-related injuries while many others are cared for in their rural hospitals' emergency departments and not reported to CHIRPP. Yet, as of June 1994, CHIRPPs database search selected 438 reported farm-related injuries for individuals under 20 years of age. The data showed that:
Vehicle & Road Safety
Prevention safety. Vehicle road safety. Child passenger safety. Dangerousintersections. Home safety. Good Neighbor House. Natural disasters.
http://www.statefarm.com/consumer/car.htm

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