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Proud Supporters of Farm Without Harm
We're proud to get behind Safer Farms' new industry-wide campaign to reduce injuries and fatalities on farm. Launched on 29 June, the campaign draws a line in the sand, and calls on the agricultural sector to gain a deeper understanding of different forms of harm, redesign farming systems to prevent harm, and foster a caring culture.
Find out more about Safer Farms strategy at Farm Without Harm
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