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Having fire extinguishers readily available and knowing how to use them can help control small fires before they spread into larger, uncontrollable blazes.

Ongoing safety training and education keep farm workers aware of best practices, updated safety procedures, and the proper use of equipment.

Guards and safety shields on agricultural machinery protect the operator from moving parts, flying debris, and other hazards during operation.

Using earplugs or earmuffs can prevent hearing damage from the prolonged exposure to loud noises, which is common in many farming operations.

ROPS is a frame or cab that provides a safe space for the tractor operator in case of a rollover, which is one of the leading causes of farm-related injuries and fatalities.

Proper storage and handling of chemicals, including the use of proper containers and labeling, helps to prevent accidental poisoning and environmental contamination.

Emergency stop controls on farm machinery allow for the immediate shutdown of equipment to prevent accidents or to mitigate harm during an emergency.

Established procedures for handling livestock can prevent injuries to both animals and humans by promoting safe interaction and movement of animals.

PPE such as gloves, boots, and goggles protect the wearer from chemical, biological, and physical hazards commonly found on a farm.