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  1. 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
  2. Safety on the farm (SuDoc A 84.2:Sa 1) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1990
  3. Dress for safety on farm and ranch (FS / South Dakota State University. Cooperative Extension Service) by Linda Manikowske, 1985
  4. Practice lawnmower safety on farms (Pm-1563d) by Charles V Schwab, 1996
  5. Legislation on farm safety: 1993 Assembly Bill 821 (Report no. 8 to the 1993 Legislature / Wisconsin Legislative Council) by Mary Matthias, 1993
  6. 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
  7. Pat (the environmental rat) visits the farm: A coloring and activity book on pesticide safety by Win Mumma, 1993
  8. 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
  9. Clothing for safety at home and on the farm (MF) by Jereldine R Howe, 1985
  10. Electricity on the farm for utility and safety (Farm electrification leaflet) by William H Knight, 1954
  11. 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
  12. Report for Minister's Advisory Council on Occupational Health and Safety regarding farm safety and related health matters by Fayek Kelada, 1980
  13. Practical Electrical Wiring: Residential, Farm, Commercial and Industrial: Based on the 2005 National Electrical Code (Practical Electrical Wiring: Residential, Farm, Commercial & Industr) by Herbert P. Richter, F. P. Hartwell, 2005-01-01
  14. Discovery of BSE in Canada puts U.S. food safety infrastructure on alert.: An article from: Food & Drink Weekly

81. Safety First! The Farm Is As Safe As You Make It - Farm Family Health Vol. 7 Iss
are listed below. British Columbia farm safety. The farm and Ranch 604)5321786. farm safety in Atlantic Canada. From the other side
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/pphb-dgspsp/publicat/ffh-sfa/vol7-2/ff7-2a_e.html
Fall 1999, Volume 7, Number 2
Safety First! The Farm is as Safe as You Make it
There is growing awareness and concern about the occupational safety hazards for farm operators and their families. These hazards include tractors and other machinery, pesticides, toxic gases, large animals and a host of other possibilities. Many organizations have addressed these hazards by developing farm safety programs, a few of which are listed below.
British Columbia Farm Safety
The Farm and Ranch Safety and Health Association of British Columbia (FARSHA) website ( www.farsha.bc.ca ) offers a comprehensive collection of videos, training kits, presentation packages and written materials. FARSHA's presentation packages are available for loan on a "first-come" basis. Booklets, pamphlets, information sheets, a variety of safety decals and safety manuals are free. Contact FARSHA through the website or by mail at Suite 102, 5755 Glover Road, Langley, B.C. V3A 8H4, by phone at (604) 532-1789 or by fax at (604) 532-1786.
Farm Safety in Atlantic Canada
From the other side of the country, the Atlantic Canada Farm Health and Safety website (

82. Potbelly Pig Pets Online Potbellied Pig Breeder Pet Pigs Pot Belly
Offers products, information, resources and stories. Includes tips on healthcare, nutrition, holiday safety, training, grooming, and interaction with other pets and children.
http://www.potbellypigpets.com
Potbelly Pig Pets Online No matter if you call them potbellied pigs, pot belly pigs, or miniature pigs, you are sure to be charmed by these fabulous pet pigs. Kathleen Myers of Ponderosa Mini Farm is a nationally known potbellied pig breeder and consultant. Kathleen has been breeding potbellied pigs since 1989 and a past President of NAPPA , the North American Potbellied Pig Association,and a founding member of the International Potbellied Pig Registry. Adherring to the NAPPA Breeder Code of Ethics , she is a certifed NAPPA breeder. As you move through Potbelly Pig Pets Online , you will find pertinent information, resources, stories and of course her adorable, sweet potbellied pigs.
Welcome to Kathleen's Wonderful World of the Pet Pig! Visit
Ponderosa Mini Farm

Information
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From Pig Parents Pig Town Product Information Pig Town Ponderosa Pigtales Pots in the Woods A Children's Story Pig Fun Pages Poems, Games, Activities Greeting Cards Free Online Cards Training Advice?

83. Safety Issues At Vale Farm
safety Issues at Vale farm. These are some of the safety issues reported toBrent Council / Leisure Connection. Action is usually taken eventually.
http://www.btinternet.com/~paul.burns/safety.htm
News From Other Areas Includes Babergh, Cheltenham, Daventry, Dunmow (added 14.5.04) , Ely Flitwick , Great Yarmouth (added to 30.5.04) , Hackney, Lambeth, Mole Valley (added to 23.5.05) , Saffron Walden, St Albans , Salisbury, Swale, Wokingham and Worcester New Brent Items Freedom of Information Further Safety Issue - see Vale Farm Recent Brent Menu - lower sidebar Home LC Items About LC Lost Contracts Electra Management Changes ... Quest Accreditation Brent Vale Farm Recent Willesden Safety at Vale Farm Vale Farm Archive ... Making a Complaint Other Sources Private Eye Union Reports Which? Magazine Links Safety Issues at Vale Farm These are some of the safety issues reported to Brent Council / Leisure Connection. Action is usually taken eventually. Part of my complaint is that these safety issues are either not being spotted or not dealt with by LC staff and managers. Bolts - Swimming lane dividers are held in place by protruding bolts. The bolts should be removed when the lane ropes are taken down. Reported 4.6.03, 24.4.04 From 4.6.03 "I found a bolt used to secure lane dividers left in after the rope had been removed. (This particular bolt is not well designed as it could easily cut a hand striking it with force. To her credit, the lifeguard I handed it to checked and found one other bolt that had been left in. This was of a different design and while a hazard, not such a great one. I have complained in the long past about these bolts being left in as I believe that if hit they could result in serious head or eye injury.)"

84. FarmNet - The Agricultural Science Website
Features cartoons outline basic farm safety rules, a virtual field trip to some of Ireland's sheep farms, and a look at animal physiology and classification.
http://www.teachnet.ie/farmnet/
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85. Ontario Farm Animal Council Homepage
Specializing in topics related to farm animal care, environment, food safety and new technology .
http://www.ofac.org/
7195 Millcreek Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L5N 4H1
Fax: 905-858-1589 ~ E-mail: ofac@idirect.com "NEW" BSE Update Welcome to OFAC Online!!
The Ontario Farm Animal Council (OFAC)
"Specializing in topics related to Farm Animal Care, Environment,
Food Safety and New Technology"
Click here to search the OFAC website
Click the image to visit the
Ontario Animal Agriculture Photograph Library
Click the image to visit
FarmIssues.com
Where Would you Like To Go? About OFAC Agrifood Community Resources You Were Asking About Trivia Questions ... Links NEW BSE Update OFAC BULLETIN BOARD Got a Question about Farm Animals? Site updated May 17, 2004.
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About OFAC Student/Teacher Resources Agrifood Sector Resources ... Contact us

86. Farm Safety Association Videos - Farm Accident Rescue
(12 minutes) Produced by Ridgetown College and The farm safety Association. (8 minutes) Produced by The farm safety Association.
http://www.farmsafety.ca/video_farmaccident.shtml
Farm Accident Rescue
To order videos, click on the "Order Form" link at the bottom of this page
22 minutes
Getting caught in an auger can lead to severe injuries and possible amputations. This video shows rescue personnel how to extricate a victim from and auger entanglement.
17 minutes)
Victims may be partially or completely submerged in the grain. Rescuers demonstrate how to deal with both situations while avoiding further injury to the patient.
12 minutes) Produced by: Ridgetown College and The Farm Safety Association
All the basics of large bale handling are discussed, from baling in the field to transport to storage.
25 minutes)
The procedure for rescuing victims from the pickup head and baling chamber of a round baler are covered.
8 minutes) Produced by: The Farm Safety Association
This video was produced for accident rescue personnel and simulates a tower silo rescue using a simple rescue device designed by the Hillsburgh Fire Department (Ontario). In addition to the equipment, the video closely follows the procedures that should be followed by an accident rescue team in extricating an injured person from an agricultural tower silo. This video is designed for accident rescue personnel only.

87. Cameron Equipment - Welcome To Your Universal Tractor Dealer For The Atlantic Pr
Universal Tractor and farm equipment dealer. Retailer of industrial products; belts, bearings, seals, fasteners, safety equipment, hydraulic supplies and spill response kits. Lists products, search, feedback and contact details.
http://www.cameronequipment.com/
Welcome
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the Web site for Cameron Equipment. It is not our intention to replace the personal service we have worked hard to create but rather to add a new level of convenience and accessibility to the goods and services we have to offer.
Wayne Cameron Owner Cameron Equipment
Our Mission
Cameron Equipment is a retail supplier to the agricultural, forestry and industrial communities. We strive to provide fast friendly service with a Customer Comes First Approach. Our mission is to provide the best value combination in our industry; to be fair in the treatment of our customers and suppliers; to act with honesty, compassion and integrity to all.

88. Easi Puller
farm fence strainers and accessories for farmers and rural contractors. Permanent wire strainer with a patented safety feature to prevent injuries from wire breakage. Located in Australia
http://www.easipuller.com.au/

89. Antigonish Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
A residential and farm property insurance firm. Offers business profile, history, directors, agents, products, safety and contact details.
http://www.antigonish-mutual.com
Welcome to the home of Antigonish Farmers' Mutual Insurance on the World Wide Web.
Notice of Annual General Meeting The 94th Annual General Meeting of the Antigonish Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
was held on April 20th, 2004 in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. 2003 Financial Statement Now Available
Click here
to go to the financial statement page. Information Requests Notice of general meetings and/or financial statements are available upon request.
Home About Us Directors Agents Products ... Contacts

90. Farm Safety Program Expands To Urban Audiences
CNN
http://cnn.com/2003/US/Central/04/17/farm.safety.ap/index.html

91. Food Safety Challenges From Farm To Table. Part I
Food safety Challenges from farm to Table. Part I. To begin the lecture,click the START button above. If you are the first time
http://www.pitt.edu/~super1/lecture/lec14291/
Lists of Lectures Front Page Food Safety Challenges from Farm to Table . Part I To begin the lecture, click the START button above. If you are the first time visitor, you might want to know [ How to navigate within and outside the lecture This is a beta version. Uploading date: March 13 Your comments to this version would be highly appreciated as well. Submit Your comments

92. Farm Safety For Kids! - Farm Safety Programs
farm safety 4 Just Kids mission is to promote a safe farm environment and preventhealth hazards, injuries, and fatalities to children and youth. Program info.
http://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture/farmsafety/kids/programs.html
Farm Safety 4 Just Kids' mission is to promote a safe farm environment and prevent health hazards, injuries, and fatalities to children and youth. Program info Always Be Careful on the Farm is an educational program designed to teach children in grades two and five basic rules of farm safety. Program info The goal of the Farm Safety Day Camp program is to reduce the incidence of agriculture-related injuries, illness and deaths caused by increasing the awareness of the potential dangers associated with specific farm and ranch practices. Program info Farmers with Disabilities in Manitoba offers a variety of support and information. Members visit people in hospitals with serious injuries involving the loss of limbs, to offer the victim and the family support. They are also committed to educating the public about prevention of serious farm injury. Program info HOME WHAT CAN I DO?

93. Farm/Agriculture Safety
Online safety Library farm safety and Agriculture. News Bulletin (Sept. Canada farmsafety and Health Website (3M Canada); farm safety (Collection from Clemson);
http://www.pp.okstate.edu/ehs/links/farm.htm
Online Safety Library
Farm Safety and Agriculture
News Bulletin ( Sept. 17, 2003 Public Health Alert to Midwestern Farmers (National Safety Council) Regulatory Collections of Articles Individual Articles

94. CFA || Programs And Projects || On-Farm Food Safety
The Canadian Onfarm Food safety (COFFS) Program is a producer-led, industry/governmentpartnership that provides national commodity groupswith the opportunity
http://www.cfa-fca.ca/english/programs_and_projects/onfarm_food_safety.html
The COFFS Program The Canadian On-Farm Food Safety (COFFS) Program is a producer-led, industry/government partnership that provides national commodity groupswith the opportunity to develop the strategies and the necessary tools to educate producers and to implement national on-farm food safety initiatives consistent with the Codex Alimentarius' Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) definitions and principles and with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's Food Safety Enhancement Program.
The COFFS Program was established in May 1997 is funded by a grant from Agriculture and Agri-food Canada's Canadian Adaptation and Rural Development Fund. Technical advice is provided by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and the program is administered by the Canadian Federation of Agriculture. An information brochure for the Canadian On-Farm Food Safety Program is also available for viewing in PDF format. The brochure is 12 pages and approximately 150K. An Introduction to On-Farm Food Safety Practices , a 27 page booklet, is available in PDF format. You will need a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to read this document.

95. CFA || Programs And Projects || Farm Safety
farm safety. farm safety Educational Resources. farm safety Links This pagefeatures a wide range of online resources related to farm safety.
http://www.cfa-fca.ca/english/programs_and_projects/farm_safety.html
Farm Safety The Canadian Federation of Agriculture participates in programs that work to improve the health and safety conditions of those that live and/or work on Canadian farms. CFA and its member organizations communicate the importance of safety on the farm through regular awareness campaigns and activities. CFA welcomes the partnership of government departments and agencies, and encourages the federal government to maintain its involvement and support of voluntary initiatives promoting safer agriculture in Canada. CFA is a founding member of the Canadian Agricultural Safety Association . Other CASA members include: The Centre for Agricultural Medicine, University of Saskatchewan; Farm Safety Association Inc. (Ontario) and New Holland Canada Ltd., as well as representatives from other farm organizations, industry, the research community and preventive agencies. Currently all provincial departments of agriculture have named a representative to serve in an advisory capacity to the CASA Board of Directors. Canadian Agricultural Safety Week (CASW) CFA organizes an annual farm safety awareness campaign titled Canadian Agricultural Safety Week. Each year, the Federation develops, distributes, and promotes educational materials aimed at helping Canadian farm families improve the safety of the farm. Mark your calendars for 2003 — Canadian Agricultural Safety Week is March 10 - 17. The theme is "Farm Safety Makes $ense".

96. 12/10/2002 - Farm Safety
the nation. What are health and safety hazards on farms? farm workers Whatcan I do to improve safety on my farm? You can start by
http://www.osha.gov/OshDoc/data_General_Facts/farm-facts-factsheet.html
U.S. Department of Labor www.osha.gov MyOSHA [skip navigational links] Search Advanced Search A-Z Index
How dangerous is farm work?
Contrary to the popular image of fresh air and peaceful surroundings, a farm is not a hazard-free work setting. Every year, thousands of farm workers are injured and hundreds more die in farming accidents. According to the National Safety Council, agriculture is the most hazardous industry in the nation.
What are health and safety hazards on farms?
Farm workers including farm families and migrant workers are exposed to hazards such as the following:
  • Chemicals/Pesticides Cold Dust Electricity Falls Grain bins Hand tools Highway traffic Lifting Livestock handling Machinery/Equipment Manure pits
  • Mud
  • Noise
  • Ponds
  • Silos
  • Slips/Trips
  • Sun/Heat
  • Toxic gases
  • Tractors
  • Wells
What factors are associated with a higher risk of injury and illness on the farm?
The following factors may increase risk for farm workers:
  • Age Injury rates are highest among children age 15 and under and adults over 65.
    Equipment and Machinery Most farm accidents and fatalities involve machinery. Proper machine guarding and equipment maintenance according to manufacturers recommendations can help prevent accidents.

97. The Mercury: "Safety Blitz On Farm Practices" Has Been Archived
safety blitz on farm practices By NICK CLARK 08may04 THE State Governmentis to send inspectors to farms to make sure safe work
http://www.themercury.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,9499841%5E3462,00.htm
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98. EPH Insights - Spring 2002
Food safety Services emphasizes farmto-table approach. Technical committeemeets online. Food safety Services emphasizes farm-to-table approach.
http://www.ul.com/eph/insights/ephiv6n2/food.html
Environmental and public health news from UL for the regulatory community Volume 6, Number 2
Spring 2002 Home Looking for love in all the wrong places Commentary
By Larry Gordon, adjunct professor, University of New Mexico/Albuquerque, N.M., USA Newsbriefs Calendar Check out UL's Environmental Seminars About ... Technical committee meets online
Food Safety Services emphasizes farm-to-table approach
By Carol VanderMey, UL Global Communication Services / Northbrook, Ill., USA In 2002, Food Safety Services is undergoing substantial changes at Underwriters Laboratories Inc., with an eye to enhancing the expertise and the services offered to regulators, customers and others. "The food safety system in the United States is fragmented with multiple individual entities providing services," said Tom Blewitt, UL managing engineer - Food Safety Services program. "As a result, we are taking a 'big picture' look at the role UL plays in food safety. "We are listening to regulators and industry to determine where the food safety needs are and how UL can satisfy those needs," Blewitt said. "We want to make sure what we do in one segment of the industry has value in the entire farm-to-table chain. So, we are looking at how parts of the food industry integrate with each other." Food Safety Services is a logical extension of UL's equipment sanitation business. Program staff members continue to provide business development, technical expertise and marketing support for the equipment sanitation service, but are also pursuing broader food safety initiatives.

99. Farm Safety Links
farm safety Links. General farm buildings. safety with farm/Ranch AnimalsHow to safely work with and around farm/ranch animals. Approaching
http://www1.agric.gov.ab.ca/87256A2C00731574/0/1D8332D1F3E9823487256C56007BEA5F?

100. Farm Safety Program Resources
farm safety Program Resources. CD s Brochures, Factsheets and PostersVarious. Speaker Resources Speakers kit. farm safety Website farm
http://www1.agric.gov.ab.ca/$department/deptdocs.nsf/all/aet8124?OpenDocument

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