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Hawke’s Bay farmer Chloe Butcher-Herries says one of the most important parts of having staff on farm is making sure they feel confident with the job they’re doing. Sometimes that means hopping in the tractor with them and showing them the ropes – rather than learning the hard way.

On average, a quad bike accident puts the rider out of action (and away from work) for 82 days. That’s a whole season down the drain - but the right gear, can stack the odds in your favour - either before a crash, or after. Claim your hefty discount on a CPD, or rollover alert systems on our website - before they run out! farmwithoutharm.org.nz/safer-rides-2026

Nothing can wreck your season faster than a bad head or neck injury - and no matter your experience, it’s just one bit of bad luck or one bad decision away. So stack your odds - with a fit-for-purpose, certified helmet. See the real facts, and the risks, right here: farmwithoutharm.org.nz/safer-rides-2026

On average, a quad bike accident can take you out of action for 82 days. But a few simple checks before you ride, can cut your risk - and might just keep your season and your business on track. Check out some great on-farm resources (and hefty discounts) here: farmwithoutharm.org.nz/safer-rides-2026

On average, a quad bike accident puts the rider out of action (and away from work) for 82 days. A few simple checks and precautions can make all the difference... but if you’re not taking them, you could be leaving your whole season up to chance - every ride. Check out some great on-farm resources (and some hefty discounts) here: farmwithoutharm.org.nz/safer-rides-2026

On average, a quad bike accident puts the rider out of action (and away from work) for 82 days. A few simple checks and precautions can make all the difference... but if you’re not taking them, you could be leaving your whole season up to chance - every ride. Check out some great on-farm resources (and some hefty discounts) here: farmwithoutharm.org.nz/safer-rides-2026

In this video from WorkSafe, Richard Loe caught up with the 2019 Young Farmer of the Year to talk all things health and safety on the farm.

An inspirational mentor and a tragedy have shaped Mairi Whittle’s health and safety focus on the family farm she runs on her own near Taihape.

In this video from WorkSafe, Richard Loe caught up with Dairy NZ's Jim van der Poel on how he keeps maintains a great health and safety culture on his farm.

Wairarapa farmer David Nelson says incidents on farm are rarely caused by just one thing... they're caused by several different things going wrong on the day. That's David's two cents on farm safety – what's yours? Share your two cents by Wednesday 25 February and you could be in to win one of two $200 meat vouchers from our friends at Alliance Group and Silver Fern Farms. Head to our website to have your say – T&Cs apply.

Marlborough farmer Rosie Dowling reckons one of the best things she can do to keep herself and her kids safe on farm is simple: don’t rush. On a hill country property, taking that extra minute can make all the difference. That’s Rosie’s two cents – what’s yours? Share your two cents by Wednesday 25 February and you could be in to win one of two $200 meat vouchers from our friends at Alliance Group and Silver Fern Farms. Head to our website to have your say – T&Cs apply.

What do you do to keep yourself safe on farm? Southland farmer Jon Pemberton shares his two cents on how he sets his farm system up to make health and safety part of the everyday - not just an afterthought.

Farms provide a happy and healthy environment in which to raise your family. However, a farm can also be a dangerous place for children. The good news is that you can help protect children from injury. Watch this animation for tips on how we can prevent farm-related injuries in children.

Farm kids from around the country have helped Dairy Australia create this short video aimed at keeping everybody safe during the school holidays.

This video looks at the various farm hazards children might become exposed to, and how to safely avoid coming to harm.

Otago farmer Emma Crutchley shares her two cents on farm safety. Give us your two cents and be in to win one of two $200 vouchers.

After a quad bike accident, the average time off work is 82 days, based on ACC data. We spoke with Southland dairy farmer Jon Pemberton about what that kind of downtime would mean on his farm.

In this Up Our Game workshop, we continued the discussion around having good safety conversations on farm.

This Up Our Game Workshop focussed on having good safety conversations. A key insight from this session was that health and safety is the outcome of great work.

Our first Farm without Harm 'Up Our Game' webinar focused on “Where to start?”. We took it right back to basics, asking our panellists what good calls we can be making at the beginning of every day to protect our people.

In 2023, Safer Farms held an online hui to support and enable farmers to make good calls when it comes to on-farm safety for our children.

Summer’s here, and that means a busy time on the farm when we see a spike in farm injuries, so we’ve pulled together some handy reminders from farmers across NZ

82 days is the average amount of time taken off work following a quad bike accident on New Zealand farms. Marlborough farmer Rosie Dowling shares what 82 days off work would mean on her farm.

Farmers Emma Crutchley and Jon Pemberton share top tips that’ll help you keep doing what you love. Find out more at farmwithoutharm.org.nz/have-a-hmmm

Have a hmmm when lifting things around the farm. Find out more at farmwithoutharm.org.nz/have-a-hmmm

Pace yourself on the farm. Find out more at farmwithoutharm.org.nz/have-a-hmmm

See it, sort it. Hazards won’t harm you or others if they’re dealt with right away. Find out more at farmwithoutharm.org.nz/have-a-hmmm

Here’s how to stay on your feet at home. Find out more at farmwithoutharm.org.nz/have-a-hmmm

We asked Otago farmer Emma Crutchley what 82 days off would mean for her farm business.

82 days is the average time off work after a quad bike accident, according to ACC data. We asked Southland dairy farmer Jon Pemberton what that would mean on his farm.

Potatoes NZ hosted a webinar with Safer Farms to learn more about who we are, what we do, and what resources are available to growers.

Adam Mielnik, Grazing Block Supervisor for Dairy Holdings shares his two cents on CPDs for improved quad bike safety.