Agri-Business
A farm safety awareness campaign, focused on farm vehicles and machinery was launched today (Tuesday, April 2)
Farmers needs to be aware that if they feel under pressure or their health or well-being is suffering for any reason, help is available.
The aim of this instalment on farm safety is to remind farmers about the risks that are present during harvest time
Farm safety is a key consideration when it comes to second-cut silage
This month's farm-safety focus is on slurry storage, handling, and spreading as tanks all around the country are being agitated and emptied
Rural Life
The farm is the most dangerous place to work in Ireland and it is critical that we change that, the Minister of State for farm safety said
https://youtu.be/StiWRuMdo34 The farm remains the most dangerous workplace in Ireland in 2022,...
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The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has partnered with Axa and Agriland Media Group for an innovative campaign to promote greater awareness of farm safety. It’s harvest time and the pressure is on. This work is demanding of your time and your machinery, and the weather, ultimately, decides what can be done and when.
AXA has partnered with Agriland Media Group for an innovative digital campaign to promote more awareness of farm safety, which is supported by the DAFM.
So, as Minister of State with responsibility for farm safety, I am delighted to see the commencement of this ‘digital only’ initiative
