We are a research-based Center at the @UKCPH that has dedicated decades of research/outreach to helping address issues of agricultural health & safety.
How as a community can we support the health and safety of aging farmers, and farm families?
UMASH has hosted regional community forums to address the needs of aging farmers & provide valuable resources.
To learn more visit: https://t.co/hWVXM5hNmA
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In 2018, 162 people died in the U.S. from exposure to excessive heat. @NSCsafety has tips for avoiding heat-related illnesses and death: https://t.co/m6cQZBMdK9. #StartSafeStaySafe#SummerSafety
Online Safety Trainings now available for FREE for Livestock handling safety, heat safety, and ag shop safety! Send an email to [email protected] to sign up today! #agsafetytrainings#aginjurynews
Fit the ATV to the job—bigger and faster is not always better. A smaller machine is easier to move by hand if necessary. #CultivateSafety@HICAHS https://t.co/fImFdAk72C
#PTSD is commonly associated with military veterans, but any person who experiences trauma can suffer from it. → https://t.co/vDeKWEzqA3 #PTSDawarenessmonth
Dairy Stockmanship is a practice which promotes positive animal handling. Stockmanship is important for both animal and worker safety. It reduces stress, increasing milk production and reducing potential injuries on the farm. #CultivateSafety@UMASHcenter https://t.co/4e42Wr9KDn
✅ Download this free mobile app to get information and guidance for weather in your area! And follow the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries Heat Rule requirements.
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#BeHeatSmart#QuéOndaConElCalor
Free Webinar Fri., June 11th at Noon CST Using Naloxone to Reverse Opioid Overdose in the Ag Workplace with Heather Lyons-Burney, Pharm.D., Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of Pharmacy Practice and Administration, UMKC School of Pharmacy MSU- https://t.co/GnXDH5l4f6
Equipment ready for hay season 2021. This year amended the steps on our equipment so dad can continue to play as well. Ready for a few days of ☀️ @SCAHIP
Outdoor workers in most regions of the United States should be extra careful to protect themselves in the spring, summer, and fall when ticks are most active. Ticks may be active all year in some regions with warmer weather. https://t.co/DodsDzUY1Y #LymeDiseaseAwareness
#Farming is one of the most #hazardousindustries in the #US with an increased risk of injury to those who work and live on the farm, especially #children. However, children raised on farms also #enjoy certain social and health benefits. #FarmKidParadox https://t.co/ULpxRRusrl
Pay attention to warning signs. There are many ways to become aware if an agricultural worker may be at risk for suicide. For information, visit https://t.co/JmuKtKRt89. @AgriSafeNetwork
Are you trying to get off the starting line with someone in emotional pain? Know the 5 steps to helping them to seek help https://t.co/dig3aoRMqL #USAgCenters
Creating more opportunities and spaces for young people to talk about mental health is one way we can #breakthestigma and provide support. https://t.co/mZ9WeaminK #MentalHealthMonth
During #MentalHealthMonth, read the inspiring words of youth and young adults speaking out and supporting each other in the face of mental illness. https://t.co/kAtKuP3feX
If you or someone you know, are struggling with anxiety, depression or another mental health challenge, you are not navigating alone. Check out the following resources https://t.co/x5tnXwe9NJ #USAgCenters@FarmBureau
Suicide prevention specialists and mental health care providers talk about the importance of suicide prevention among farmers: https://t.co/JtZQpAn3wd @GPCAH@NAMICommunicate@NatlAgrAbility