Cargill is helping dairy farmers prevent accidents and save lives by giving away free safety vests through their new Be Safe, Be Seen campaign. From March 1 through April 15, dairies can claim up to three safety vests in various sizes, including kids, while supplies last.

Are you aware that one-third of the farm population is injured annually? Do you want to see OSHA on your farm?

Two employee fatalities at Riverview LLP led to the realization that the dairy company’s existing safety training program wasn’t enough to keep workers safe.

Editor’s note: The author, an Indiana dairy producer and freelance writer, is exploring resources and methods to help dairy farmers deal with farm stress. In this article, she shares personal reflections on a family farm accident.

If you work on a ranch, there's a good chance you have been injured in a ranching accident, according to a recent Progressive Cattleman online poll.

Safety plays a vital role on every dairy farm because the ideal goal is to end each day with safe and healthy employees and animals. Safety is a role that continues to be evaluated and improved in order to better the industry and the experiences of those who work in and are a part of it.