Farm Safety Articles
Farm Safety Tips and Agriculture Safety Resources
Safety is important. Don’t ever forget that. Be smart, be safe, live another day.
Know these Safe Driving Tips for Harvest Season
Three scenarios drivers and farmers should know how to handle are passing farm equipment,
Stop Lyme disease: facts and prevention tips
If you spend time outdoors in Wisconsin, chances are you're at some risk for Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses. Know the Facts!
Top 3 causes of agriculture related injuries or deaths and how to prevent them!
Scott Heiberger, National Farm Medicine Center, shared with us the top three causes of injuries, safety prevention strategies and resources to learn more.
Rural Mutual & Farm Bureau get ready for 2019 Farm Technology Days in Jefferson County
Rural Mutual Insurance is proud to be back as an Elite Sustaining Sponsor supporting the farming industry at Wisconsin Farm Technology Days. Learn more!
6 Easy Mowing Safety Tips: Mowing Means Knowing…Where Your Children Are
Every year, thousands of childre are treated for lawn mower-related injuries. Don’t let a split-second accident impact your child forever. Learn More!
Make your agritourism corn box into a sand box, safety experts urge
An increasingly popular agritourism activity – providing corn or other grains for children to play in – raises safety concerns. Here's why...
As Weather Warms, Farm Bureau Warns of Manure Runoff Risk
DATCP advises livestock producers consider the following to reduce their risk of manure run off as the weather gets warmer. Learn more!
Snow Removal Damage? Rural Mutual is here for you!
Preventing Roof Collapse. Did you know that heavy, wet snow can weigh up to 21 pounds per square foot? Insurance Coverage for Snow Removal
Wintertime Farm Safety Checklist
Now would be a good time to walk through your buildings and shop with checklists in hand. Use this simple, effective tool to address potential hazards.
Fireplace Safety: As the weather gets colder, safety risks are heating up.
48% of home heating fires occur in the months of December, January, and February. Follow these fireplace safety tips this Winter.