Agricultural Safety Day Set for 23 February 2022
Clinton County Fairgrounds
On February 23rd, participants of the Agriculture Safety Day will have an opportunity to focus on critical issues associated with agriculture safety. The sessions planned will be related to grain bin safety and rescue, storing hazardous materials on the farm, farm truck safety, Stop-the-Bleed, mental health and more. This event may also qualify as necessary training credits for those who are carrying Workers’ Compensation. (contact us for details).
This event is free due to sponsorship of the Clinton County Extension office, Clinton County Farm Bureau, and the Clinton County Local Emergency Committee (LEPC) as well as other organizations.
This event will be held at the Clinton County Fairgrounds. To accommodate people’s schedules, the day is split into two separate sessions folks can attend. You can choose between a morning session or an afternoon session. The topics covered will be the same during each portion of the day. Lunch will be a common period during the day for each group. Session One will begin at 8am with registration and refreshments, Session Two will begin with registration and Lunch at 12:00 PM.
We hope that farm safety is important and that you can attend. Again, this event is free to anyone wanting to learn more about Farm Safety. It is free but we ask that people register to helps us with our planning. You can register by going to the EMA website at https://www.cc-ema.org/events-1. You can also call one of our three offices at the following:
Tony Nye, Clinton County Extension – (937) 382-0901, Ashley Rose, Clinton County Farm Bureau – (937) 382-4407, or Thomas Breckel, Local Emergency Commission – (382) 382-6673.