Latest News From Safety

Cybersecurity is no longer just about avoiding those sketchy phishing emails or resetting our passwords. It’s about being aware of our online presence in animal ag and how that may make us vulnerable to extremists.

Areas in the upper Midwest, Mid-South and Mid-Atlantic are being impacted. The American Veterinary Medical Association says to monitor animals as well as people and take precautions to keep everyone safe.

UNL researchers found that planting, harvest and calving season shave off 28 minutes of a farmer’s sleep each night, while fewer than 7.5 hours increases their risk of injury by 61%.

What started off as a normal day on the farm for 13-year-old Kaden Wall on Nov. 3, 2020, ended in tragedy when Kaden’s life was taken too soon as a result of a freak farm accident. 

In a split second one life ended, and dozens of lives would never be the same. Ralph Griesbaum was practically born operating a tractor, it was like breathing, but hazards are always present in ag operations.

Memorial Day festivities are the official start to summer, and a major time for beef consumption. May is Beef Month and National Barbecue Month—all fabulous reasons to promote the beef industry.

Memorial Day festivities are the official start to summer, and a major time for beef consumption. May is Beef Month and National Barbecue Month—all fabulous reasons to promote the beef industry.

A farmer in Idaho has died after becoming entangled in a mixer wagon.

Visitors may not be aware of the dangers on the farm or ranch.

Workplace safety sewn into cultural fabric for 2,000+ people.

After an on the farm accident severely injured a North Dakota rancher an outpouring of help came his way.

Seven Missouri schools brought 236 students together to learn how to practice proper safety procedures on the farm.

The Silencer hydraulic chute is built on the idea that less noise leads to calmer cattle and less chance of injury.

How to Protect High-Risk Calves.