Summer on the farm brings long hours, high temperatures and plenty of hard work. It's a season that demands a lot from those who make our living outdoors.
Preventing heat stress on the farm this summer
Staying hydrated and taking breaks during the hottest part of the day helps prevent heat-related illness on the farm.
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