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The most important piece of information at railroad crossings

Nov 23, 2020

Look for the blue sign, and should you need it — use it!

Railroad safety publication shares true ghost story

Nov 23, 2020

‘Ghost trains’ can be all too real.

Small farms to receive food safety training

Nov 23, 2020

UC Davis specialist receives three-year grant to help small-scale fruit and vegetable processors.

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Allowing hunters on your farm? Make sure they know your rules

Nov 20, 2020

If you are hunting, take along the essentials for a safe hunt.

11 tips that could save your life at a railroad crossing

Nov 16, 2020

A new Purdue Pesticides Program publication discusses living safely with railroads in rural Indiana.

Meat suppliers need to do more to contain disease

Nov 12, 2020

Fairr analysis deems about three-quarters of the 60 largest publicly traded suppliers of meat, dairy, fish and eggs as high risk.

University of Wyoming to test wastewater for COVID-19

Nov 12, 2020

The aim of the work is to monitor disease trends, and the work can even be used to predict outbreaks.

A worker has his temperature checked with a digital thermometer

MIOSHA issues new rules for workplace safety

Nov 03, 2020

Rules now apply to all employers with one or more employees.

View of off-loading of corn through the back window of a combine

Close calls keep you on your toes

Nov 02, 2020

Be diligent, not just in safety with COVID-19, but also out in the field.

Do you have a postharvest safety plan?

Oct 21, 2020

As you park machines, fire up your review of safety practices on your farm.

4 dangerous scenarios to avoid in grain bins

Oct 16, 2020

Here are four situations that can put you at risk of entrapment inside a grain bin.

Don't let combine catch fire

Oct 15, 2020

This fall’s dry harvest is causing more machines to catch fire in the field.

How to stay alive when working around grain

Oct 15, 2020

Treat a grain bin as a confined space and follow safety rules.

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