Agricultural Health & Safety Network

Agricultural Health & Safety Network Mission: Improve farm health and safety via education, service, and evaluation.

AHSN serves as the rural extension division of CCRAH, delivering rural and agricultural health knowledge to promote health and safety for Saskatchewan farm families. The Canadian Centre for Health and Safety in Agriculture partnered with the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) and six Rural Municipalities in 1988 and founded the Agricultural Health and Safety Network with the mission “to improve health and safety on the farm through education, service, and evaluation research.” Over the last 25 years, the Network has steadily increased to 210 RMs including over 29,000 Saskatchewan farm families.

Thank you to the RM of Longlaketon No. 219 for partnering with us to deliver today's One2One Hearing Clinic! It was wond...
03/26/2026

Thank you to the RM of Longlaketon No. 219 for partnering with us to deliver today's One2One Hearing Clinic! It was wonderful connecting with local farmers to provide hearing function testing and other ag health and safety resources with everyone!

Thank you to the Village of Avonlea & R.M. of Elmsthorpe 100 for partnering with us to deliver a One2One Hearing Clinic ...
03/26/2026

Thank you to the Village of Avonlea & R.M. of Elmsthorpe 100 for partnering with us to deliver a One2One Hearing Clinic on March 25! It was a pleasure spending the day with farm families and RM exployees, supporting hearing health and connecting in community!

03/23/2026

DIY rollover protection helps small farms upgrade older tractors safely.

Older tractors without rollover protective structures still pose a serious risk on many small farms across Canada. A new low-cost ROPS initiative is helping farmers build affordable, engineered safety frames that can reduce rollover fatalities and make older equipment safer to operate.

Learn how this approach helps save lives on small farms ⤵️

https://www.smallfarmcanada.ca/news/diy-rollover-protection-helps-small-farms-upgrade-older-trac/

03/20/2026

Women play vital roles in building safer, stronger farm operations across Saskatchewan.

This Ag Safety Week, we celebrate women leaders who champion safety on farms and in rural communities.

Learn more:https://casa-acsa.ca/wp-content/uploads/Women-in-Ag-Executive-Summary-ENGLISH-1.pdf

03/20/2026

Low-stress cattle handling improves animal welfare and lowers the risk of injury to handlers. Many livestock incidents are preventable with proper training and understanding of animal behaviour.
Learn more through our Low-Stress Cattle Handling resource and other livestock safety resources on the Agricultural Health & Safety Network's website: https://tinyurl.com/LivestockSafety

Thank you to the RM of Orkney #244 for partnering with us to deliver a One2One hearing clinic for farmers & RM employee...
03/20/2026

Thank you to the RM of Orkney #244 for partnering with us to deliver a One2One hearing clinic for farmers & RM employees these last few days. We loved celebrating Canadian Ag Safety Week and St. Patrick’s Day with you!

Women farmers and ranchers act as the backbone of family operations, managing both daily care for animals/crops and busi...
03/19/2026

Women farmers and ranchers act as the backbone of family operations, managing both daily care for animals/crops and business operations.
Support for Saskatchewan women by partnering with us to develop a new agricultural health & safety resource!

03/18/2026

Off-road vehicles and train tracks make for a deadly combination. Our safety advice article has tips to help ensure everyone’s safety on the trails: casa-acsa.ca/canadian-agricultural-safety-week/media-kit-2026 Canadian National Railway Company

It’s Canadian Ag Safety Week! Let’s keep our farms safe, healthy, sustainable and successful.
03/18/2026

It’s Canadian Ag Safety Week! Let’s keep our farms safe, healthy, sustainable and successful.

03/18/2026

Mental health is farm safety. High stress affects how we work and stay safe—slower reaction times, poor decisions, increased accident risk, and exhaustion. Learn ways to manage stress for with National Farmer Mental Health Alliance: https://tinyurl.com/StressinAg

03/17/2026

We're at Canada's Farm Show in Regina, SK! Make sure to stop by booth 11355 in the International Trade Centre - Hall #11 for all of your essential agricultural health and safety resources!


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