Hot days and a blazing sun can be just as dangerous for the humans on the farm as it is for the livestock. There are many considerations for people to make while working out in the heat and sun, and they can make a big difference.

In rural communities, emergency response times can be longer. Having an AED on-site can bridge that gap and give someone a fighting chance before help arrives. It’s an investment not just in your operation, but in your people, your family and your community.

Squeeze chutes, alleys, tubs or Bud boxes may be decades old or brand-new, but all remain the greatest defense against chaos and bring their level of safety and order to the handling process.

When rules, risks and traffic collide, the key is knowing what truly makes an escort suitable.

Tractors drive daily farm work, yet they’re linked to 218 U.S. deaths each year, nearly half from overturns.

The loss of an Idaho dairy farmer to a sudden cardiac event was a sobering reminder of how quickly emergencies can happen in rural communities. It also highlighted a difficult reality: in rural areas, help does not always arrive as quickly as it is needed.