Did you know that that Saskatchewan’s unemployment rate for August (5.5%) was the fourth lowest unemployment rate in Canada. Canada’s unemployment rate in August was 6.4%.

Farm Safety Program

What We Do

Agriculture is Saskatchewan's largest industry. It can also be the most dangerous. Sask Labour's Farm Safety Program works with many partners to prevent injuries and promote safe work practices on the farm through:

presentations
exhibits at trade shows
information for the media
resource information
a statistical database on Saskatchewan farm fatalities

For more information, please contact:

The Farm Safety Program
6th Floor, 400-1870 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4P 4W1
Phone: 1-800-567-7233 toll free in Saskatchewan only
Fax: (306) 787-0036

Farm Safety Programs and Publications

		Grow Up With Safety

		North American Guidelines for Children’s Agricultural Tasks

		Anhydrous Ammonia Hazard Information for Farmers

		Confined Space on Farm

		Employer-Employee Responsibilities on the Farm

		Farm Safety Guide

		Farmer Killed in Hydraulics Accident

		Healthy and Safe Practices in Pork Production: Technical Modules

		Hydrogen Sulphide

		Jumpstarting Claims Another Victim

		Noise for Farmers

		Overhead Powerlines in Farm Yards

		Preventing Electrocution on the Farm

		Preventing Falls from Grain Bins

		Safe Play Areas for Farm Children

		Tractor Safety

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