Farm Safety

G’s Fresh is supporting the charity's appeal to build a new air base to ensure it can continue to carry out life-saving work

Slurry pits present one of the most dangerous areas of a farm - Luke Stark, HSQE consultant and owner of EOS HSQE Consultancy writes how to reduce the risks and prevent serious accidents

New Health and Safety Executive analysis shows agriculture to have second highest number of deaths in the year from April 2025 – March 2026

John Wilson's family and friends have paid tributes to him following the fatal accident on Friday (June 26)

Charity calls for immediate action after spate of Scottish agricultural fatalities

Many farmers will know of someone who has died in a farm accident, which is why RABI encouraged everyone at Cereals last week (June 11) to download the new Farmers Aid app for potentially life-saving instructions in the event of a serious accident

While sorting cows into groups, the Aberdeenshire farmer was crushed and died in hospital two days later

Prof Stuart Maitland-Knibb explains why the first few minutes after a serious on-farm incident can decide survival, and how RABI's FarmersAid app aims to help people act sooner

Farmers cannot afford to take months off work, but many have no choice following an incident with livestock. These can be prevented and Luke Stark, HSQE consultant and owner of EOS HSQE Consultancy shares how

The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) has made two recommendations in its report into a collision between a passenger train and an agricultural trailer in May 2025