Train Track Safety Farmers haul big equipment over train tracks every day, but sometimes they lose focus and forget about the train. Stay safe at railroad crossings. Audio
Silo Gas Dangers After you’ve filled the silo, stay out of it for a few weeks. The silage fermentation process builds gasses that are hazardous to your health. Audio
Health Needs of Women in Ag Overlooked Despite the fact that 31% of all American farmers are women, health and safety education for the agricultural population is most often aimed at men. Article
Successful Farming Television Steel Deals: New Holland BR7070 Round Baler By Successful Farming Television Dave Mowitz heads to an auction to track prices of a New Holland BR7070 Round Baler. Video
Women in Agriculture Fall Colors on the Farm By Women in Agriculture I’ve been watching leaves on our soybeans change every day as I drive down our driveway. The bright green leaves have matured to a beautiful yellow. Article
Ageless Iron Post-Depression Power By Ageless Iron Oliver laid claim as horsepower leader with the launch of its model 70. Article
Taking Away The Tractor Keys How do you take away the keys when a farmer clearly shouldn’t be on the tractor anymore? Stay tuned for insights on handling this delicate situation. Audio
Free Webinars Offer Safety Education As part of National Farm Safety and Health Week, several free webinars are being offered this week, and videos can be viewed after the live events. Article
Happy Birthday, Julie! You couldn’t have found a happier woman anywhere on the planet each time that Julie learned she was pregnant. Article
Grain Bin Safety Tips Stay out of the grain bins while grain is being loaded or unloaded. Like quicksand, flowing grain can cover a person in seconds. Audio
Fall Harvest Safety A flurry of activity, weather conditions, long hours, and large machinery combine to make the fall harvest a potentially dangerous time. Article
