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Selecting Age-Appropriate Farm Tasks for Youth

Children play an active role on many farms and ranches and are often eager to work alongside their family members. Janice Donkers, farm safety youth coordinator with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry explains why the North American Guidelines for Children’s Agricultural Tasks (NAGCAT) is a helpful resource.

Interview with Janice Donkers (3:05 minutes) (1.41 Mb)

To obtain a free copy of the North American Guidelines for Children’s Agricultural Tasks, parents, caregivers, health or safety professionals, and educators are encouraged to contact the Alberta Farm Safety Program at farm.safety@gov.ab.ca or visit the program’s website at www.agriculture.alberta.ca/farmsafety.

 
 
Source : Alberta Ag and Forestry

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Meet The People Behind The Food: Celebrating National Ag Day

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For National Ag Day, Seed World brings together voices from across the seed industry to share what is happening at the very start of the food system. From science and innovation to supply chains and stewardship, their perspectives point to one thing. Everything begins with seed.

Featuring insights from McKayla Smucker, Lisa Branco, Marc Cool, Han Chen, and Shawn Brook. This video highlights how decisions made at the seed level shape the quality, consistency and availability of the food, fuel and fiber people rely on every day.

This National Ag Day, we recognize the people working at the very beginning of it all.