Farm safety has never been more important.
From natural disasters and animal-borne illnesses, to extreme heat, now’s the time to brush up on safety protocols for your farm team.
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Hurricane Preparedness
Hurricane season is ongoing until November 30th, so it's crucial to take necessary precautions to ensure the safety of yourself, your loved ones, and your community. Here are some essential tips to help you prepare.
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Preventing Heat Stress & Heat Stroke
On July 22, 2024, the highest recorded temperature was reported, highlighting the serious implications for both the environment and the safety of outdoor workers. It is alarming that farmworkers, roofers, construction workers, landscapers, and others are at a heightened risk due to the extreme heat.
One major concern is the lack of safety measures for workers, which leaves many exposed to the scorching sun without access to shade or cold water.
Find resources below.
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Protect Against Avian Flu
Take steps to reduce your risk of infection with avian influenza A viruses associated with severe disease when working with animals or materials, including raw milk, confirmed infected or potentially infected with these novel influenza A viruses.