National Farm Safety and Health Week
Nationwide Agribusiness says harvest is a good time for farmers and ranchers to review fire, wind, hail and equipment risks across their operations.
UNMC’s Ellen Duysen will discuss fatigue, sleep and worker safety during a free AgriSafe webinar.
Safety advocates are urging farmers and motorists to take precautions during harvest.
More than 1,500 farm emergency kits have been provided to dairy farmers across the Southeast.
Supporters say AM radio remains critical for rural communities and emergency communications.
Dr. Jeffrey Gold encourages farmers to prepare for unexpected risks and emergencies this week on Rural Health Matters.
Harvest Safety Week runs August 18-22 and highlights resources and best practices to help farmers and agricultural workers stay safe during harvest.
During Rural Road Safety Awareness Week, Nationwide Agribusiness urges drivers to slow down, avoid distractions, and watch for farm equipment as a new survey highlights the risks of rural roads.
University of Nebraska President Dr. Jeffrey Gold says hydration, shade and regular breaks are key to preventing heat illness.
Chip Cortez with Specialty Risk Insurance joins us to discuss farm safety priorities during National Safety Month.