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Use proper lifting techniques, mechanical aids, and team lifting when necessary to prevent back and other injuries.

Always wear protective gloves and clothing when handling fertilizers and other corrosive materials.

Promote work-life balance, provide support resources, and encourage open conversations about mental health.

Ensure machine guards are in place and functioning, and never bypass safety devices.

Implement visitor control policies, provide biosecurity training, and use disinfectant footbaths at farm entrances.

Take regular breaks, vary tasks when possible, and use ergonomic tools to minimize repetitive strain.

Keep walkways clear, promptly clean up spills, and ensure good lighting in work areas.

Wear gloves and protective clothing, practice good hygiene, and ensure proper vaccination of animals.

Wear layers of warm clothing, protect extremities, take breaks in warm areas, and avoid wet clothes.

Stay hydrated, take breaks in the shade, wear lightweight clothing, and recognize signs of heat exhaustion.

Use proper animal handling techniques and barriers to reduce the risk of injuries from animals.

Store chemicals in labeled containers, keep them locked away, and educate workers about the dangers of accidental ingestion.

Wear masks or respirators and improve ventilation in enclosed spaces where dust and mold are present.

Use protective ear equipment like earmuffs or earplugs to reduce risk of hearing damage.

Always check for damaged cords, use GFCI outlets, and keep electrical devices and hands dry.

Wear hard hats where necessary, secure materials properly, and keep storage areas tidy to prevent objects from falling.

Install fencing around water bodies and never work alone around large volumes of water.

Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) - gloves, goggles, masks, and suits - to minimize exposure.

Use Roll-Over Protective Structures (ROPS) and always wear a seatbelt while operating tractors.