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CASA’s mobile unit will be the first in Canada. It is modelled after 
units already in use in the United States.
News, Wheat & Chaff

“BeGrainSafe” gets off the ground

?Farm Safety: See the Canadian Ag Safety Association’s new mobile demonstration at a show near you

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Grain is the life of most farming operations. Grain volumes, storage capacities and handling rates continue to grow in Canada in response to larger yields and a growing world population that requires grain products. Along with this good news, there is some bad news. The frequency of grain entrapments is growing nationally. In 2015 alone, […] Read more
The Heavy Equipment Jack from Eastwood Products is designed to improve safety when raising heavy equipment.
Machinery

Jack allows for safe, heavy lifts

New heavy equipment jack design takes the risk out of raising heavy equipment

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It’s common to find tractors and heavy machines inside farm shops and even dealership service bays jacked up and resting on a stack of wooden blocks while mechanics work underneath them. Sometimes that blocking doesn’t look very safe. Louis Sigouin and Dan Edwards of Eastwood Products in Arborfield, Manitoba, have developed their Heavy Equipment Jack […] Read more
Children learn about fire safety at a Progressive Agriculture Safety Day in the Humboldt, Sask., area.
Wheat & Chaff

Rural community promotes safety

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Anyone who has ever worked with children has likely wondered at times if those children are listening and learning anything. One rural community knows for sure that their kids are listening and learning. On an annual basis, volunteers come together in the Humboldt, SK region to talk to school-aged kids about safety. The Progressive Agriculture Safety Days […] Read more
Bailey spoke to nearly 1,000 children on the importance of farm safety during her teenage years.
Wheat & Chaff

A farm accident changed Bailey Kemery’s life

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Bailey Kemery was four years old, growing up on her family’s farm in Major, Sask., when her life changed forever. On April 20, 1994, she and her brother were playing on a tractor-driven rotary tiller that was parked, but running, not far from where her parents were standing in the yard. “The rototiller shook itself […] Read more
Make sure handling equipment is solid and in good working order before processing cattle.
Cattleman’s Corner, Livestock

Safety reminders when working cattle

Put yourself in the animal's place to identify hazards

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Most cattle herds are routinely gathered and worked for brand­­ing, vaccinating, pregnancy testing, weaning and other necessary management tasks. With many cow herds put through the chute twice or more annually, it is important to make sure these tasks are accomplished smoothly and safely for the cattle and the crew. Nora Schrag, a veterinarian with Kansas State College […] Read more
Just how deadly is not knowing?
Features

Just how deadly is not knowing?

Make sure you know the emergency operating procedures for all of your machinery

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Safety plans. Safety orientation. Training. Tail gate talks. SOPs (standard operating procedures). It is all so important in being a safe farm. A safe business. But how deadly is it really not knowing? In a word: very. Any number of things can go wrong, and quickly, in a farming operation. Especially “in season” when people […] Read more

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