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The large size ol rarms maKes 11 easier for youngsters to be farther from an adult who can see them at all times. On a farm they could be out of sight for a long while.
There is usually large machinery around the farmstead that can be dangerous both in use and when parked. Mr. Hetzel warned those who have young children to observe all standard safety practices.
Walk around the equipment and inspect it before getting in to operate it, he said. Young children can easily be hidden behind it. Many pieces of equipment have parts that have sharp edges. If a young child were to slip while climbing such equipment, there could be injury.
When the equipment has parts that could fall, such as front-end loaders, leave them in the “down” position when parked.
Remove the keys from the ignition so that youngsters are not tempted to turn the keys.
Never allow children to be extra riders on equipment designed for an operator only. ” Many farms use chemicals that can be dangerous, and these chemicals are present in amounts larger
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