Keeping youth workers and children safe on farm sites takes some extra attention and planning, but it can be the difference between a traumatic accident and a positive experience with work on the farm, according to safety advocates.
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Extra attention, planning needed to keep youth safe on the farm
Making sure youth working in agriculture have training and that the task they are given is age appropriate is an important step to preventing accidents or injuries, according to safety advocates.
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