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There’s a culture on our farms and it’s killing us

To coincide with Farm Safety Week 2020, representatives from some of Ireland’s key safety, farming and community organisations have come together to deliver a strong message aimed at reducing the number of fatalities and serious injuries on Irish ...

20 Jul 2020 at 15:54

Farming

Agri Aware launches Faces of Farm Safety Campaign to mark National Farm Safety Week

Agri Aware has launched its Faces of Farm Safety Campaign to mark National Farm Safety Week 2020, which is beginning today, Monday, July 20. Over the course of the week, farmers and well-known agri-business sector figures will feature on Agri ...

20 Jul 2020 at 15:42

Farming

Farm safety week has officially commenced, are you farming safely?

Farm Safety Week kicked off on Monday, July 15, in Ireland and the UK, an initiative led by the IFA in Ireland and one aimed at reducing the prevalence of farm accidents. The main message for this year’s farm safety week is: Save Lives. ...

17 Jul 2019 at 18:00

Farming

Farm Safety Week 2018: Peer to peer farm safety initiative launched by IFA

Monday marked the start of the sixth annual Farm Safety Week UK & Ireland, an initiative led by the IFA in Ireland, aiming to reduce the number of accidents on farms and bring about a change in culture that makes unsafe practices ...

17 Jul 2018 at 22:07

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