Farm Safety: Fencing for Safe Play
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Give them a spot of their own: a safe, fenced-in play area keeps children away from hazards on the farm.
National Experts on Farm Safety
Prevent Child Injury offers members access to spokespeople selected for their knowledge on injury prevention topics. These experts are available to speak to media and other interested parties.
Farm Safety PROJECT MATERIALS
These materials were created by Prevent Child Injury to assist in outreach efforts on farm safety. Most of these materials can be co-branded with your organization's logo.
Farm Safety RESOURCES
These materials were created by Prevent Child Injury members or other trusted sources.
Fenced-In Safe Play Areas
Webpages and Blogs
Creating Safe Play Areas on Farms – NCCRAHS*
Safe Play Basics – Cultivate Safety
Safe Play on Farms – CIPA*
Safe Play on Farms – NCH*
Making Playtime Safe on Our Farm – MOSES*
Handouts, Fact Sheets & Booklets
Creating Safe Play Areas on Farms – NCCRAHS*
Don’t Mix Worksite and Childcare – Cultivate Safety
Fencing Guidelines & Recommendations – Marshfield Clinic
Play Area Safety – Progressive Ag
Play Ideas – NCCRAHS*
Principles of Child Development Associated with Play – Cultivate Safety
Videos
Play it Safe on the Farm – Propane Council
Additional Farm Hazards
Webpages & Blogs
Farm Pond Safety – Penn State Extension
Handouts, Fact Sheets & Brochures
Safety Concerns: Grain Boxes and Play Bins – Marshfield Research Institute
Rural Water Safety – CSN*/Marshfield
Sun & Heat Safety for Kids – UNMC Central States Center for Agricultural Safety and Health*
Videos
Can My Child Do This Job Safely? – Cultivate Safety
Follow the Leader: Parental Modeling – Cultivate Safety
General Farm Safety
Websites
Handouts, Fact Sheets & Brochures
Farm Safety Plan – University of Saskatchewan
Safe Farm: Keep Young Children Safe on Farms – Iowa State University
Farm Safety for Young Children – Iowa State University
Safe Farm: Review Family Farm Safety Rules – Iowa State University
Webpages
Farm Safety – CIPA*
FS4JK Educational Resources – Progressive Agriculture
Keep Children Safe on the Farm – MOSES*
Parent First, Farmer Second – Cultivate Safety
Rural Farm Safety – CSN*
Youth in Agriculture – OSHA*
Injury Prevention Day: A spotlight on rural child injuries – The University of Iowa IPRC
Reports & Data
Farm Injuries: How can the family farm be made a safer place? – Postgraduate Medical Journal
*List of Abbreviations
CIPA: Child Injury Prevention Alliance
CSN: Children’s Safety Network
MOSES: Midwest Organic & Sustainable Education Service
MSH: Make Safe Happen
MSU Extension: Michigan State University Extension
NCCRAHS: National Children's Center for Rural and Agricultural Health and Safety
NCH: Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital
OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration
UNMC Central States Center for Agricultural Safety and Health: University of Nebraska Medical Center Central States Center for Agricultural Safety and Health
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