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2018 Farm Safety Partner

Our Farm Safety Partners

THANK YOU for telling us about all the ways you shared agricultural health and safety messages.

    • Ag Health and Safety Alliance
    • AgCentric – Northern Center of Agriculture Excellence
    • AgSafe
    • Michelle Molden Ascheman, KDMA 1460 AM/93.9 FM & KMGM 105.5 FM
    • Colorado Livestock Association
    • Farmamerica
    • Dr. Marcos Grigioni
    • Gundersen Boscobel Area Hospital and Clinics, Christal Foreyt, Trauma and Emergency Preparedness Coordinator
    • High Plains Intermountain Center for Agricultural Health and Safety
    • Lee Agri-Media, Matt Meyers, Group Publisher
    • Minnesota Department of Agriculture
    • Minnesota Farmers Union
    • Minnesota Turkey Growers Association
    • National Farm Medicine Center
    • NDSU Hettinger County Extension
    • NEC/NYCAMH
    • Pottawatomie County Farm Bureau
    • Silverstreak Dairies, LLC. and Silverstreak Inc.
    • Singing Hills Dairy
    • USDA-APHIS Veterinary Services (Minnesota)
    • Emily Wilmes, University of Minnesota Extension
    • Wisconsin Agricultural Safety and Health with Emergency Responders (WASHER)

Many thanks to all who participated in bringing safety to the forefront  – “together we can do so much.”

National Farm Safety and Health Week 2018

Cultivating the Seeds of Safety
September 16-22, 2018

#FSPartner #FarmSafety #NFSHW

National Farm Safety and Health Week 2018

 

2018 FARM SAFETY PARTNER CAMPAIGN

UMASH is launching the 2018 Farm Safety Partner campaign to encourage agribusiness, industry, professional farm organizations and commodity groups, Extension offices, Ag Educators, FFA, 4H, community organizations, and others to share farm safety resources and promote safe work practices during September in support of National Farm Safety and Health Week (September 16-22, 2018).

It’s easy to become a Farm Safety Partner! 

All you need to do is:

  • Share farm safety information during the month of September 2018
  • Tell us how you did that by completing our online Farm Safety Partner form

Benefits of becoming a Farm Safety Partner

  • You can add value to the service you provide your clients, customers and members by sharing FREE safety resources they can use to train workers and family members and promote a culture of safety on their farm/ranch.
  • Your unique relationship with employees, customers, clients may be influential in motivating behavior changes that result in safer work practices on and off the farm.
  • Your efforts show that your organization cares about the safety and health of the farmers, ranchers, farm workers and farm families, the people we rely upon to feed our nation and the world.
  • Your efforts will help us reach more farmers, ranchers, farm workers and others involved in agriculture with safety resources.

Farm Safety Partners will be recognized on the UMASH website and receive a Farm Safety Partner Certificate that can be displayed to show that you care about the health and safety of people working in agriculture.

Get started today!

 

STEP ONE

Decide how you will promote farm safety in September 2018.

Here are a few ideas….

  • Share farm safety messages and resources on your website. This can easily be done by linking to the UMASH National Farm Safety and Health Week webpage.
  • Share farm safety messages, resources and webinars on social media. Create your own messages or use any of the template messages available in the US Ag Centers Social Media Kit. Be sure to use hashtags #FSPartner #NFSHW #FarmSafety #USAgCenters.
  • Share farm safety reminders and resources in newsletters to employees/customers/clients.
  • Like/follow UMASH on Facebook and/or Twitter.
  • Print and display the Cultivating the Seeds of Safety NFSHW campaign flier at your workplace.
  • Download and share a Farm Safety Partner flyer and enlist others to join the Farm Safety Partner campaign.
  • Host an event to promote farm safety.
  • Plan a safety talk on your farm or in your classroom.
  • Write an article or do an interview to promote farm safety.
  • Create and share a video or Public Service Announcement (PSA) to promote farm safety.
  • Be creative and come up with your own ideas. (Always keep safety top of mind.)

 

STEP TWO

Share your farm safety story.

Complete the online form to describe how you promoted farm safety during September 2018.  

Deadline for submissions: Wednesday, October 10, 2018.

 

In October, we will list the Farm Safety Partners on the UMASH website and Farm Safety Week Partner certificates will be sent via email.