Our first recipe for averting disaster comes from Felicity. Having grown up on a farm and now raising her children on one, Felicity is very conscious of the blurred lines between work and recreation. Learn more about #NationalFarmSafetyWeek at: farmsafe.org.au/news

This year for National Farm Safety Week we’re working with Australian farmers to share their Recipes for Averting Disasters – tips and stories about how they create and maintain a safe environment on their farms. To learn more, visit: farmsafe.org.au/news

Stevi raises and trains Australian stock horses on her property. After a car accident on the farm that could have cost her life, one of Stevi’s farm safety tips is to listen to your intuition. Learn more about #NationalFarmSafetyWeek at: farmsafe.org.au/news

Michelle and her husband Peter run a cattle grazing operation at Durong. They understand the importance of modelling safety practices to keep everyone on the farm safe. Learn more about #NationalFarmSafetyWeek at: farmsafe.org.au/news #farmsafe #recipeforavertingdisaster

David is a third generation farmer on his property on the Wimmera plains and prioritises having regular safety conversations to keep everyone on the farm productive, efficient and safe. Learn more #NationalFarmSafetyWeek at: farmsafe.org.au/news #recipeforavertingdisaster

Corrina, who works at Michael Farms, understands the importance of developing a culture of farm safety in her business. Learn more about #NationalFarmSafetyWeek at: farmsafe.org.au/news

Registration for the Farmsafe Australia 2022 National Conference have opened!! 'Recipe for Averting Disaster’ will be held in September at Pialligo Estate in Canberra!! Click on the link below as the early bird offer is still available! farmsafe.org.au

Farmsafe Australia's National Farm Safety Week campaign is coming. Like and share the campaign through your networks or jump on farmsafe.org.au to watch each video as it launches. #farmsafeaustralia #insafehands #FarmSafety #NationalFarmSafetyWeek

The latest Farmsafe Australia Safer Farms Report, proudly sponsored by WFI, has launched National Farm Safety Week. This report is not just statistics; it highlights significant insights and innovation to help farmers adopt safer practices. farmsafe.org.au/safer-farms-re…

During National Farm Safety Week, we are focusing on support and well-being. As part of our ‘In safe hands’ theme, we are reminding those who work in agriculture that well-being impacts the ability to make good, safe decisions. farmsafe.org.au #NationalFarmSafetyWeek

Cotton growers across Australia are gearing up for #NationalFarmSafetyWeek. At the launch, hosted by Darling Downs cotton grower Jamie Grant, growers took the opportunity to connect with each other and exchange practical safety tips. Farmsafe Australia #farmsafeaustralia #insafehands

⁦David Jochinke⁩ from ⁦National Farmers' Federation⁩ talking mental health & farm safety in Horsham. ⁦Farmsafe Australia⁩

Children living on or visiting farms need a helping hand to remain safe. Active supervision ensures children remain within arms reach and involves staying engaged, anticipating potential risks, and guiding children as they navigate the farm environment. farmsafe.org.au

Farm kids are truly unique. 🧒🌾 Yet, they face higher injury risks than their parents or farm workers. Stay proactive with children on farm this farm safety week. hubs.ly/Q02GkX4x0 #Farmsafeaustralia #insafehands #farmsafety #farmsafetyweek #FSW24 Farmsafe Australia

🚜🌾 We are supporting Farmsafe Australia’s National Farm Safety Week 2024. 🤝 This year’s theme ‘In Safe Hands’ focuses on the importance of protecting our farmers, farm workers and their families. 👉 Learn more about National Farm Safety Week here: brnw.ch/21wLjjn

Today, Farmsafe Australia National Farm Safety Week shines a spotlight on the importance of child safety on farms. What better day to announce that BASF’s Safety Champs Program will be returning later this year! Read more: basf.link/SafetyChamps20…

First aid training is essential for those living and working in remote areas. Find out how having these skills will keep yourself and others in safe hands. farmsafe.org.au #NationalFarmSafetyWeek #InSafeHands #FarmSafety

Handling livestock is an essential part of many farming operations. It also comes with inherent risks. As part of this year’s National Farm Safety Week, we are focusing on understanding animal behaviours and low-stress techniques to minimise risk. farmsafe.org.au

Ageing brings increased risks for those living and working on farms. As part of National Farm Safety Week, we are looking at some of the challenges associated with being on the farm in the latter years. farmsafe.org.au #NationalFarmSafetyWeek #InSafeHands #FarmSafety

As part of this year’s National Farm Safety Week, we are focusing on forming habits such as using seatbelts, wearing PPE and regularly maintaining our vehicles and machinery to reduce as many risks as possible. farmsafe.org.au #NationalFarmSafetyWeek