Thank you everyone for engaging with my tweets! This account was created for AEE 311 at NC State University, and will not be active after the semester ends. I really do encourage everyone to practice ag safety! For cool farm-related tweets, follow my dad @jtb3bf ๐
Working in farming | In the last ten years, almost one person per week has been killed as a direct result of agricultural work. Many more have been seriously injured or made ill by their work. Do you put safety first on your farm?
Are your tractors equipped with sensors such as accelerometers and gyroscopes? They measure the dynamic parameters of the tractor, and can reduce the risk of an accident! #agsafety#TractorSafety
Fewer farms are reporting the presence of safety cages on grain bin ladders, 13% to be exact. Are you preventing falls on your farm? #agsafety#farmsafety
Falls from fixed ladders, even from heights of just one meter, can result in serious injury or death. Prevent fall-related fatalities & injuries on the farm. Visit https://t.co/IJdh4BFRh8 for more information. #FarmSafety
Passengers of farm equipment have a 4.1% greater chance of getting injured compared to the driver. How do you keep your passenger safe, or how do you stay safe as a passenger? #agsafety#farmsafety#safetystatistics
Why do we need more enhanced safety features for farm equipment? Because approximately 100 agricultural workers suffer a lost-work-time injury each day! #agsafety#farmsafety
Having powerful equipment is important in agriculture, but donโt forget to take a look at the #safetyfeatures before purchasing a product! #agsafety#farmsafety
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Injury and fatality rates in agriculture are significantly higher than those of any other industry. This article shows why it is important to practice #safety around farm equipment. #agsafety https://t.co/DhTREYsCfx
In 2012, 19 workers were engulfed by grain stored in bins. It is very important to practice grain bin safety, and to have equipment ready in case of an emergency. #agsafety#grainbinsafety#farmsafety
The leading cause of work-related deaths is the overturn of agricultural tractors. What are you doing to ensure you arenโt another statistic? #farmsafety#tractorsafety
North Carolina is now under a state of emergency due to #HurricanMichael and farmers are rushing to get their crops in. Remember to follow all of your #safetyprecautions while harvesting and hauling! #ncagriculture https://t.co/kFiiup3HkG
Did you know that agriculture is one of the most dangerous career fields? That's right, farmers and anyone that operates equipment or machinery is at a high risk for work-related injuries! #agsafety#farmsafety