We know work on the farm is a 24/7/365 job, and your planning calendars are full all year.
To help farmers manage their calendar, we have compiled a list of events related to agricultural health and safety in the Upper Midwest region. Here you will find the latest upcoming farm safety events, as well as ongoing offerings from our farm safety partners.
Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) Suicide Prevention
February 4 @ 1pm Central
Online Webinar
Women in Ag Network Conference 2025
February 11
Waite Park, Minnesota
2SLGBTQIA+ Inclusion in Rural Communities
February 13 @ 12:30pm Central
Online Webinar
Agricultural Worker Health 101: An Introduction to Agricultural Worker Health and Key Resources
February 13 @ 1pm Central
Online Webinar
Carver County Dairy and Beef Expo
February 17
Norwood-Young America, Minnesota
Aging Well Workshop: Decoding Mental Health in Older Age – Spotting the Signs and Supporting Well-Being
February 19 @ 10am Central
Online Webinar
Women in Ag Webinar Series: Grain Bin Safety
February 27 @ 11am Central
Online Webinar
Want even more?
- Check out our monthly farm safety calendars for resources and events to help build safety planning into your agenda.
Each month focuses on a different agricultural health and safety topic, with links to resources from UMASH and our farm safety partners. Join our mailing list to receive the calendar in your inbox every month!
EVENTS FROM FARM SAFETY PARTNERS
These events from our partners occur on an ongoing basis, so be sure to take a look at their calendars for upcoming trainings and more!
Cultivating Resiliency for Women in Agriculture and The Rural Resiliency Project provide resources to help farmers, farm families, and women in agriculture weather stress.
The AgriSafe Learning Lab from AgriSafe Network offers live and on-demand recorded webinars, trainings and certifications, and other resources on a wide variety of topics related to safety and health in agriculture.
The mission of Annie’s Project is to empower women in agriculture to be successful through education, networks, and resources. Classes are led by trained facilitators and address risk management in a variety of regionally-focused topics.
University of Minnesota Extension offers in-person and online courses, training and certification, and educational resources on a variety of agriculture-related topics.
