Farmers Safety Harvest Tips For A Busy Season
Farmers are urged to adopt a safety first approach during harvest. Train workers, inspect and maintain equipment, keep bystanders clear, and take regular breaks. Acknowledge fatigue risk and enforce one rider per machine and complete around-the-machine checks before moving any gear.
Rural farm safety and child supervision guidance report
The report outlines keeping equipment platforms clean, wearing high visibility vests in busy farm areas, and supervising children near grain bins and machinery. It emphasizes fire safety with extinguishers, lubrication checks, wiring inspection, debris removal, refueling precautions, and daily machinery rounds. Contact Safe Farms Manitoba for more information.
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Gardeners reap rich harvests from cool summer growing
Local gardeners are rewarded with strong vegetable market returns. Mabel Krantz, 79, displays an 18 inch zucchini. The piece lists possible uses from relish and pickles to muffins and breads, noting some candy zucchinis for Christmas cake.
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