Severe Weather? Keep Your Farm Powered Be prepared to keep your farm powered through summer storm season by having an up-to-date power grid and a suitable standby generator. Learn More
Rules for Safe Digging – Call 811 Before you start to dig, call Diggers Hotline to mark buried lines, pipes or wires. Follow these digging safety guidelines to avoid an accident. Learn More
Get Planting Equipment Road Ready Farmers and motorists should be alert as more implements of husbandry begin sharing the road during spring planting season. Remember proper lighting and signage. Learn More
Only You Can Prevent Barn Fires A farm fire or loss of a barn is devastating. Use this farm fire prevention checklist and fire emergency plan tips to do your part in preventing fires. Learn More
Don’t Let Snow Take Down Your Agriculture Buildings Heavy snow loads on agriculture buildings in Wisconsin winters can cause damage and collapse. Inspect farm buildings and remove snow as soon as possible. Learn More
Show Your Farm Tires Some TLC Trailer and equipment tires can cost a lot to replace if not taken care of in the winter. Follow these tips to keep your farm equipment tires maintained. Learn More
Farm Disaster Kit Checklist Before a disaster or emergency strikes, have a disaster kit prepared. Use this checklist to get started with food, tools, first-aid, and emergency contacts. Learn More
Prepare for Fall Harvest with Safety Tips With the pressure of fall harvest, remember farm safety tips including roadway safety, stuck vehicles, hay fires, lock out tag out and more. Learn More
Keep Farm Workers and Youth Safe During Harvest Season Harvest season brings a busy time of the year for farmers and their families. Use safety strategies to keep farm workers and youth safe on the farm. Learn More
Healthy Farm and Agriculture Hygiene Practices Hygiene of farm animals is important. Agricultural hygiene helps to protect livestock and crops from pests and disease, including insects and parasites. Learn More
