It seems as though accidents on the farm are becoming more and more commonplace in Wisconsin. Even more so, accidents on county and rural roads involving farm equipment are becoming increasingly common. On top of all this, there is the mental health and stress-related aspect of farming.
It goes without saying that every week is a good week to observe safe agricultural practices and mindsets, but this week is special. This week is National Farm Safety and Health Week, making it the perfect occasion to open up and talk about what we can do today to strive for a better and safer tomorrow.
Cheryl Skjolaas is a Agricultural Safety and Health Specialist with UW Extension and she recently sat down with Josh Scramlin to talk about what this week means for Wisconsin farmers. To hear their full conversation, click the play button below:
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