Explosion and Burn Injuries on Farms
Farming is an incredibly dangerous job, and farmers are at high risk for both fatal and nonfatal injuries. Common causes of these injuries include defective farm equipment, missing product labels, …
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Farming Transportation: Covered Farm Vehicle Regulations
If you are operating farm vehicles or transporting agricultural equipment or livestock, it is important to know what federal and state regulations apply to your vehicle and how you intend …
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Operating Farming Equipment on Public Roads
In rural communities, it is common to see farm equipment on public roads—especially during the spring and summer harvesting months. As housing developments move into rural areas and the two …
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Tips to Avoid a Farming Accident
Farming accidents are extremely common, yet preventable most of the time. Farm accidents are at their peak in June, July, and August—the most active period of crop production and harvest. …
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What to Do If You’ve Been Exposed to Dangerous Chemicals
Chemical exposure can occur from any contact with dangerous chemicals, such as touching, breathing, eating, or drinking harmful chemicals. One of the leading causes of farming accidents is dangerous chemical …
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Farming Accidents: Chemical Product Labeling and Handling
What Is a Chemical Product Label? A chemical product label is used to ensure that hazardous chemicals, produced or imported, are classified—and the information about the hazardous chemicals is communicated …
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Farming Accident Compensation
Who Is the Victim of a Farming Accident? When people think of farming accidents, they think of an accident that occurs on a farm, typically injuring or killing a worker …
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Farming Accidents: Types of Farming Equipment Injuries
What Are Farming Equipment Injuries? Farming—otherwise known as agriculture—is one of the most dangerous industries to work in. Further, farming equipment accidents are the leading cause of injury and death …
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Farming Accidents: Types of Chemical Exposure
One of the leading causes of farming accidents is dangerous chemical exposure. Chemical exposure can occur from any contact with dangerous chemicals, such as touching, breathing, eating, or drinking harmful …
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