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Support ag safety by participating in the upcoming Canadian Agricultural Safety Week. Running from March 12-18, this week-long program is delivered by the Canadian Agricultural Safety Association and the Canadian Federation of Agriculture.
Ag Safety Week also coincides with the Be an AgSafe Family campaign, which will focus on farm safety in this year's theme, "Appealing to Adults."
CAAR became a Friend of Canadian Ag Safety Week in January, officially formalizing its commitment to raising awareness about farm safety across Canada. You can become a Friend of Ag Safety Week by hosting an ag safety event in your community, or by placing the Friend logo prominently on your website. Learn more about how you can become a Friend of Ag Safety Week and get involved in this important industry event.
Click here to read about Ag Safety Week in the February issue of The Communicator.
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