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Safety Program Resources
Grain Farming

This classification unit covers firms that may prepare soil for new crops, plant, fertilize, irrigate, harvest, grade, sort, package, store, and transport grain. Although corn is technically a grain crop, it is generally considered to be a vegetable if it is harvested for the fresh market rather than allowed to dry in the field.
Here are some examples of plants or crops that firms in this classification unit grow:
- Barley, Cereal Grains, Grain, Hops, Oats, Buckwheat, Corn, Grain Corn, Millet, Rye
Grain
Farming
Resources
The example templates and guidance below are available to assist grain farmers. Employers are encouraged to customize these documents to fit their individual operation’s needs.
Packages | Administrative
Competency
Orientations | Non Task Specific
Risk Assessments
Task Management Packages | General
Irrigation Individual Documents
Slips, Trips, Falls Individual Documents
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The resources below are available to further assist employers in building an Occupational Health & Safety Management Program.
Large Employer
Safety Program
Resources
20 Employees or MoreAdditional support for employers can be received through working with a AgSafe Regional Safety Consultant or Safety Advisor.