5 Tips for handling farm chemicals Follow chemical safety on the farm to reduce the risk of harmful exposure. Always read the label and follow application instructions thoroughly. Learn More
Preparing for severe weather season on the farm Whether you raise potatoes in the Central Sands or a beef herd in the Driftless Region, severe storms pose a threat to your farm every summer. Learn More
Keep Roads Clean During Planting Season Spring planting season brings more farm machinery on the roads. It's important to remove mud and debris from tractor tires before driving on the road. Learn More
Winter Safety on the Farm Winter in Wisconsin can bring challenges to farmers. Be proactive to avoid potential accidents to buildings and machinery while keeping safety a priority. Learn More
ATV Safety Tips for All Ages ATV and UTV safety should be top of mind while operating these vehicles. While they are useful tools around the farm and home, they can still be dangerous. Learn More
Tips to Safely Handle Farm Animals It's important to be trained how to properly handle and work around livestock and farm animals - move slowly, use appropriate equipment, wear protective clothing. Learn More
Avoid Trips and Falls on the Farm Trips and falls are among the most common accidents on farms. Reduce the risk by being aware of your surroundings, use handrails and remove clutter. Learn More
What to Consider When Venturing into Agricultural Tourism As the number one farm insurer in Wisconsin, our knowledge extends to farms looking to expand into agribusiness activities. Here's what you should know. Learn More
Tips to Prevent Wildfires Dry weather, warm temperatures and wind increase the chances for wildfire. Prevent destructive fires and protect yourself from poor air quality. Learn More
First Aid Tips for Everyone Knowing first aid can help you treat injuries when accidents happen such as cuts, stings, and CPR. Always have a first aid kit stocked with supplies readily available. Learn More
