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A video entitled Country Commuters - Farm Machinery on the Road was developed to make both farmers and the general public aware of the hazards with transporting agricultural equipment on the roadways.

To order DVD or VHS copies of this video, go to : http://www.farmsafety.ca/pages/videos_forsale.html

Too many accidents happen to workers in agriculture and landscaping because energy sources were not neutralized while maintenance was being carried out. This VHS video covers the basics of locking out these energy sources and preventing potential tragedies. Available on loan or you may purchase the VHS video for $20.00 here. 

By far, the greatest number of lost time injuries in Canadian agriculture are a result of improper lifting on the job. Strains and sprains and serious disabling injuries can be prevented by following accepted procedures for safe lifting and carrying.

Check out this video “Safe Lifting and Carrying in Agriculture” that shows how farmers, their families and employees should handle various lifting situations on the farm to reduce the chances of injury.

The Canadian Agricultural Safety Association (CASA) Annual General Meeting November 11, 2007 1:00 PM EDT – 5:00 PM EDT at the 13th Annual Conference in Toronto, Ontario.

Viewable at http://events.streamlogics.net/casa/nov11-07/index.asp

"Don't think it can't happen to you."

This video tells the story of six Manitoba farmers whose lives were dramatically affected by a moment of neglect. An accident can happen quickly with a lifetime of regret. Farm safety is key to building good work ethics in all aspects of your agricultural business.

Farmer to Farmer offers a powerful message for farm families. This 16-minute video tells the personal story of how the accident happened and how their lives have changed forever.

 

IT’S NOT WORTH THE COST! is a dynamic VHS video featuring a cross-section of Canadian farmers, or a member of a farm family who has been involved in a farming accident. Entanglement injuries occur within the farming community, forestry, fisheries and other industry. These personal stories although tragic, are inspirational.

From Nanoparticles to Natural Gas: Keeping Hog Barns Efficient and Healthy Places to Work - a PowerPoint presentation by B. Predicala, A. Alvarado, Dominguez, Y. Jin from the Prairie Swine Centre Inc. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 2011

 

PowerPoint presentation by Glen Blahey, safety and health specialist with the Canadian Agricultural Safety Association to the Canadian Orthopedic Nurses Association Conference in Winnipeg, June 7, 2011.  The 33 slides contain the latest stats on ag fatalities in Canada, the major causes and a list of resources for injury prevention on the farm. 

 

A video was developed dealing with Skin Cancer awareness specifically for an agricultural audience.

To buy this video, check here http://www.farmsafety.ca/public/pages/videos_forsale.html

 

Click here to order a 15 minute VHS video entitled Tractor Safety on the Farm.