COVID-19

COVID-19 and Farm Safety

CASA has teamed up with provincial partners from across Canada to share, communicate, and create COVID-19 resources to keep farms healthy and safe.

The Canadian Agricultural Safety Association remains committed to the safety and wellbeing of Canadian farmers, farmworkers, farm families, and farming communities.

CASA is working with provincial partners to help share and communicate important COVID-19 information as it impacts farm safety. The desired outcome is to share quality, Canadian ag-specific resources and information. This page will be updated as more resources and information become available.

If you have questions or concerns about any information on this page, contact CASA at info@casa-acsa.ca.

Provincial COVID-19 Farm Safety Links

(BC) AgSafe Resources available in English, French, Spanish, Punjabi and Vietnamese.
(AB) AgSafe Alberta
(SK) Canadian Centre for Health and Safety in Agriculture
(MB) Keystone Agricultural Producers of Manitoba
(ON) Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (Resources available in English and French)
(PQ) L’Union des producteurs agricoles (Resources available in French)
(NB) Agricultural Alliance of NB (Resources available in English and French)
(NS) Farm Safety Nova Scotia
(PE) Prince Edward Island Federation of Agriculture

Other Featured Links

Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (Step up to the plate – Help feed Canadians)
The Do More Agriculture Foundation

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Free online training

The Canadian Agricultural Safety Association (CASA) is making available, free of charge, three online courses until September 30, 2020.

These courses will be available for any farm owner, operator or worker to best prepare new and seasonal workers on the farm.

We understand that during these uncertain times, it may be necessary to hire workers unfamiliar with agriculture and the unique risks and hazards associated with farming. We hope that in providing access to these courses to help mitigate these challenges.