51AVÊÓƵ

News reporter Chris Brayford reflects on Yellow Wellies' 51AVÊÓƵSafety Week and the farming families who have urged the sector to do even more to improve farm safety

Stephanie Berkeley, 51AVÊÓƵSafety Foundation manager, says one easy way to improve farm safety is to simply stop and take a moment to think

New nationwide bursary offers 100 farmers a fully funded industry-accredited training course in the safe use of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs)

In 2017, on a dairy farm near High Wycombe, David Warner endured a terrible accident which left him completely blind

Despite years of campaigning, farming continues to be the most dangerous industry in the UK and Ireland

With almost 600 farm-related incidents reported involving ATV’s (all-terrain vehicle) in the last year alone, the farming unions are urging everyone in agriculture to prioritise safety and reduce the risks that come with their everyday use

Safety must be the first thing farmers think about, not the last if the industry wants to stop people dying on farms

Inquiry told of tragic accident which left 83-year-old farmer fatally injured while feeding calf

Agricultural industry urged to 'prepare' as lack of mobile service puts those working in isolated areas at risk

Social Security and Disability Secretary Stephen Timms confirmed the statistics of on-farm inspections undertaken by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) in England, Scotland and Wales since 2019