Cereals event visitors encouraged to download the Farmers Aid app, a new critical care initiative by RABI

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

Mia Willemsen
News and business reporter
clock • 1 min read
Cereals event visitors encouraged to download the Farmers Aid app, a new critical care initiative by RABI

Farmers at Cereals last week (June 11), visited the RABI stand to ask about Farmers Aid, a new app which gives step-by-step instructions in the event of a serious on-farm accident. Farming remains...

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