Heather Smith Thomas – Bulls are a big investment so it pays to keep them functional for as long as possible.
From fencing to feed to foot rot, there are a lot of variables producers have when caring for their bulls through the winter.
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Heather Smith Thomas – Bulls are a big investment so it pays to keep them functional for as long as possible.
From fencing to feed to foot rot, there are a lot of variables producers have when caring for their bulls through the winter.
Doug Ferguson – Jody Wacowich, executive director of AgSafe Alberta, says the organization wanted to provide a less intimidating place for farmers to learn about dangers on the farm.
This article tells readers all about the new AgSafe program, FARMERS CARE, which is aimed at teaching producers how to identify hazards and manage the risks associated. The goal of this program is to help reduce the number of farm related injuries and deaths that occur every year.
Alex McCuaig – Planning and education for a catastrophic incident are key, whether it’s disease or a natural disaster.
“Arranging a plan just before a disaster is somewhat better but producers can find themselves up against others in the same boat, all attempting to get supplies such as generators at the same time.
There are some simple steps for planning for the worst-case scenario well in advance, said Husted, who emphasized the importance of contacting local fire chiefs or emergency managers to understand regional responses to disasters.”