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National Safe Tractor Machinery Operations Program
MF2671
National Safe Tractor and Machinery Operation Program. Training materials on farm safety: laws, protective equipment, mechanical hazards, chemicals, animals, farm structures, tractors, implements, vehicles, etc. Only first page is available here, see full publication at: https://extension.psu.edu/national-safe-tractor-and-machinery-operation-programRevision Date: Jan 2017
On-Farm Chemical Containment and Loading Facilities Checklist
by Dennis R. Gardisser Robert E. Wolf Ronald T. Noyes
MF2443
Checklist to assess environmental integrity & operation of your pesticide & fertilizer mixing & loading facility: Housekeeping, Storage, Handling, Rinsate, Fuel Storage, Safety, Security.Published Date: Mar 2000
General Manual: Pesticide Application Training
by Dallas E. Peterson H. Leroy Brooks Sharon M. Dobesh
S12
Certification Procedures, Pests and Pest Control, Insects, Plant Disease, Weeds, Mollusks, Wildlife Damage, Pesticide Formulations, Labels, Environment, Equipment, Laws, Safety. 116 pages, B/W.Revision Date: Jul 2002
Private Pesticide Applicator Manual
MF531
Information about certification as a private pesticide applicator. A private applicator is one who uses or supervises the use of a restricted-use pesticide for production of an agricultural commodity on property the applicator owns or rents, or applies a restricted-use pesticide without compensation for the applicator’s employer. 104 p.Revision Date: Feb 1997
Fire in the Great Plains
DVD585
This two-DVD set contains videos on prescribed burning and smoke management in the Great Plains, along with a description of the Kansas Flint Hills Smoke Management Plan. Also included are a bibliography and accompanying electronic publications.Published Date: May 2013
Large Round Bale Safety
by Lyle W. Lomas John W. Slocombe
MF2854
Making large round bales requires working with a baler and bale handling equipment. Begin safety awareness by reviewing operators manual for each piece of equipment. 8-page, b/w.Published Date: Dec 2008
Control and Prevention of Hay Fires
by Lyle W. Lomas John W. Slocombe
MF2853
The most common cause of spontaneous combustion fires in hay is excessive moisture. Hay moisture over 20 percent leads to bacteria growth and excess heating. 4-page, b/w.Published Date: Dec 2008
Prescribed Burning Equipment
by Steve L. Watson James W. Kunkel Paul D. Ohlenbusch
L876
Prescribed burning of grassland sometimes requires unique equipment, but often common tools and equipment can be adapted. Equipment is needed to suppress or control fire, & to ignite it.Published Date: Mar 1993
Youth Livestock Safety
by Kerri Ebert
DVD582
Young people who show livestock may be at risk of injury. Injury prevention and awareness of livestock–related injuries are our goal. DVD contains print and video lessons for young people who raise and show livestock competitively, and the adult advisers who guide them. Safety for working with animals: beef cattle, dairy cattle, horses, meat goats, sheep, and swine. Includes safety checklist, guidelines to help young people with disabilities. Additional information: http://ylsp.bae.ksu.eduPublished Date: Feb 2011
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