NFU shares 'Take 5 to Stay Alive' farm safety campaign

Farmers are encouraged to get involved in the campaign and take a five minute pause from the task they are doing and think about the health and safety around it

Rachael Brown
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NFU shares 'Take 5 to Stay Alive' farm safety campaign

NFU has launched its new campaign 'Take 5 to stay alive' aimed at changing attitudes towards farm safety and to help prevent life changing and fatal accidents. Farmers are encouraged to get involved...

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