High Moisture Soybeans Challenge Grain Handler Safety
Anhydrous Ammonia Safety Training in Council Bluffs

Keeping Your Equipment and Fields Fire Safe At Harvest
Chemical-Resistant Gloves May Help Prevent Parkinson's
One key to pesticide safety is literally in the palm of your hand: wearing proper gloves.
Nebraska Extension Tractor Safety Classes Offered Across Nebraska
Nebraska Extension Tractor Safety and Hazardous Occupations Courses will be held at nine sites this year. Teens 14 or 15 years old who will work on a farm should plan to attend.
Grain Engulfment: Quicksand of the Midwest
Protect Your Lungs with Properly Fitted Respiratory Masks
Working around grain means working around dust and chaff. Dusts have the potential to cause health problems or even permanent lung injury. Breathing dust from stored grain or old hay means breathing in fecal material from rodents and birds, as well as molds, fungus, and bacteria in the enclosed environment.
A One-stop Website for Agricultural Safety and Health Information
Celebrate National Agricultural Safety Awareness Week March 6-12 by taking time now to brush up on ag safety tips and share them with family and others working on the farm, particularly youth who may be assisting in new ways for the first time.