Nurturing the future: Protecting kids on the farm

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“That is why we must come together as an industry to ensure the safety of kids on our farms is always a top priority,” Miller said. “Kids FarmSafe Week serves as a reminder of the importance of teaching safety lessons from an early age and making proactive risk prevention a guiding principle on farms, so our young people are protected today and empowered to lead the agricultural sector tomorrow.” 

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Kids FarmSafe Week features daily themes on specific health and safety concerns affecting kids on the farm. This year’s topics focus on machinery safety, rail and road safety, animal safety, safe entertainment and empowering farm kids. 

The campaign also includes an online forum with insights on safely raising kids on the farm, as well as a farm safety colouring contest with prizes. 

Details about the forum, colouring contest, resources, articles, and graphics, can be found here.

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