Farm
When manure isn’t effectively absorbed into the soil, it can run off into surface water, ditches, and streams.
Grain bins are very dangerous, learn safety tips and what to do if something were to happen.
We don’t think it’s so fun being stuck behind it while on the road. The increase in size of farm equipment now allows us little room to see around it.
A combine fire during harvest could be devastating. Not only do you risk losing your crop, but also result in costly damages to the combine and other property.
Before you tackle your summer farming to-do list, check out these tips for staying safe.
Since kids grow up “at home” on the farm, we may not think to give them the same kind of safety training we expect in the workplace.
When you’re born into a farm family, on the job training begins the moment you can walk. You learn quickly that there’s always a way you can help – no matter your age.
Patti Lemke, Sr. Agribusiness Underwriter, spent her entire young life living and working on a farm.
Dan Case, Farm and Agribusiness Underwriter, knows all about farm life and the struggles and rewards it can bring.
On a small family-owned dairy farm in Oconto Falls, Wis., home to 100 dairy cows and four little farmhands, Kayla Smith grew up and learned the ways of the farm.
When Jenny VanDeHei left for college to study business, never once did she think her life would come full circle back to farming nor that she would be so happy it did.