The following 8 tips are available for you to download and use.

• Lock Onto Chemical Safety
  Teaching the concepts of safety begins in the home. Explaining how to safely use common household chemicals such as medicines, household cleansers, bug spray, weed killer, etc. is important. This information can then be transferred to the issue of safe chemical use on the farm.

• Animal Safety
  Here are some suggestions for teaching kids how to stay safe around animals.

• Tractor Safety: Keep on Track!
  Tractors are a dangerous necessity on a farm. These activities will help teach students the dangers and proper uses of the tractor.

• SLOW MOVING VEHICLE (SMV) EMBLEMS
  The students will visualize the importance of clean and bright reflective material on visibility from a distance.

• Importance of Clear Instructions
  Participants will recognize the importance of training when working on the farm.

• True Confessions
  Adolescents will be able to analyze reasons why they have developed attitudes towards safety and behave in certain ways.

• Are you Ready to Ride?
  To determine when youth are physically capable of riding an ATV safely.

• Keeping Kids Safe on the Farm-Hazard Recognition
  Participants will identify hazards associated with working on the farm.