Farmsafe WA

Merry Christmas everyone!

Here is a copy of our December eNews - Happy reading!

December eNews

Farmsafe WA Alliance has received funding from the Department of Health, Western Australia to run three projects in the Midwest region during 2012.

Please have a look at our Special Edition Enews for details!

Special Edition Enews - New Projects - Dec 2011

To view the October 2011 Enews, please click on the link below.

October Enews

The 2011 Annual Report for Farmsafe WA Alliance is now available for your viewing.

Please click on the link below to view this document.

Farmsafe WA Alliance Annual Report 2011

Quad Bike Safety is a topical issue in agriculture and recently the ABC's 7.30 Report aired a 7.5 minute video on the subject.

To view this video, please click on the link below:

http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2011/s3317049.htm

Farmsafe WA Alliance was recently involved in the production of a Farmer Health Video, where an interview was conducted with Chairman John McDougall to discuss the health of farmers as well as 'The Great Idea bank' and 'Farm Health and Safety Toolkit' resources. This video was produced by Rural Health West, and is worthwhile watching from both a Farmer and Health Professional view.

To view this video, please click on the link below:

Farmer Health Video - Rural Health West

Congratulations to Rural Health West for putting together a great video resource.

Farmsafe WA Alliance conducted the Safety Needs Survey from June 2010.

Below is a summary of the survey and collated results.

Safety Needs Survey - Report Summary 2011

Farmsafe WA Alliance would like to thank Curtin University for their assistance with analysing the results of this survey.

Farmsafe WA Alliance recently conducted four projects in the Wheatbelt and Southwest regions, which were funded by the Department of Health, Western Australia.

To view the report for each of these projects, please click on the following links (links removed temporarily, back soon)

For information on National Farm Safety Week 2011, please see the July Enews 2011.

July Enews 2011