While there may be many aspects in a farmer’s world, the seasons, crops, or livestock that change frequently, there is one factor that should always remain the same.
With the agricultural sector making up 20 per cent of deaths in the workplace, it is apparent that creating and maintaining a safe working environment is crucial to our rural industries.
For 2023, there were nine recorded deaths in transportation incidents, two by machinery and three from livestock. Ensuring workers have efficient training and knowledge in machine or equipment safety can further reduce the risk of incidents occurring on your property.For these situations, having agricultural insurance is key to securing the future of your farm, and protecting all your hard work.Insurance allows you to concentrate solely on the smooth running of your business.
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