Offers a concise overview of ATV safety basics for both farm operators and employees. Though focuses on farm operations, useful for anyone using ATVs for utility applications.  (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (11:00).

UWEX Horse Specialist Ray Antoniewicz explains and demonstrates how to safely approach a horse. (1981) - VHS VIDEO (5:00).  (Beginning Horsemanship Series).

Shows detailed procedures for rescuing a person entangled in a grain auger. Intended for emergency medical and first responder rescue squads. (1989) – VHS VIDEO (22:00).   (Farm Accident Rescue Series).

Dairy skillathon focusing on ensuring that people are taking correct bio-security measures on farms and at shows and sales.  Demonstrates what to watch for in your animals and other animals at shows and sales to prevent the spread of contagious diseases.  Intermediate level. (2007) – LAMINATED SKILLATHON STATION, INFORMATION, QUESTION & ANSWER SHEETS.  (Dairy Skillathon Series)

6/13/01 UWEX Satellite videoconference focusing on the prevention and control of foreign animal diseases.  Demonstrates some basic biosecurity procedures that should be routine on farms with livestock.  Experts share their views on what might happen if Foot and Mouth Disease should come to Wisconsin. (2001) - VHS VIDEO (85:00), FACILITATOR AND PARTICIPANT PACKETS.

An emergency medical technician provides an overview of a combine rescue. Discusses the development of the corn picker and corn combine and shows where accidents commonly occur on them. Shows a rescue squad performing a corn combine entanglement rescue. Intended for emergency medical and first responder rescue squads. (1992) – VHS VIDEO (27:00)  (Farm Accident Rescue Series)

Provides detailed procedures for rescuing a person trapped under farm equipment or involved in tractor rollover accidents, combine header accidents and accidents with front-end loaders and other types of hydraulic supported equipment. Intended for emergency medical and first responder rescue squads. (1989) – VHS VIDEO (28:00)  (Farm Accident Rescue Series)

Provides an overview of methods to prevent accidents when working around power take-off (PTO) drivelines on agricultural equipment. Includes information on maintenance of PTO drivelines and how to prevent damage to PTO components.  (1991) - VHS VIDEO  (22:00)

Demonstrates need for SEI protective headgear when horseback riding. Features interviews blended with footage of horses in a wide variety of sports to show the benefits of wearing the proper equine helmet, as well as the unfortunate consequences of riding without one.  (1995) - VHS VIDEO  (20:00)

Five-part video series intended for emergency medical and first responder rescue squads.  Provides detailed procedures for rescuing people involved in accidents with specific types of farm machinery.  VHS VIDEOS.  SEE INDIVIDUAL TITLES FOR MORE COMPLETE INFORMATION INFORMATION.

Auger Rescue – #17361

Corn Combine Rescue – #17362

Crushing Injury Rescue – #17363

Farm Machinery Accidents – #17364

Power Take-Off (PTO) Shaft Rescue – #17368

Demonstrates many of the everyday farm practices that can result in electric shock. Discusses how electricity works, various electrical hazards on farms and ranches, basic rules of safe operation, removing hazards, what to do in an electrical emergency. Particularly well-suited for irrigation systems, but applicable to all farms and ranches, including dairies. Contains English and Spanish versions on same tape.  (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (19:00)

Discusses farm and ranch equipment accidents and what can be done to reduce them. Bob Tallman, famous rodeo personality and the voice behind “The American Farmer” radio program narrates and discusses important safety considerations. Emergency Medical Technicians discuss accident situations they have experienced. (Both English and Spanish versions on one tape).  (1990) - VHS VIDEO  (19:00)

Covers a variety of aspects of farm machinery safety, featuring personal descriptions of accidents by victims or family members.  (1976) - VHS VIDEO  (18:00)

An introduction to farm accident rescue, intended for emergency medical service (EMS) personnel and first responder rescue squads. Provides general procedures for conducting a farm accident rescue, and overviews of a tractor rollover, PTO entanglement, hydraulic-equipment crushing injury, and machinery entanglement rescue.  (1987) – VHS VIDEO (17:00)  (Farm Accident Rescue Series)

Seven segments on 1 videocassette designed to complement the Iowa State Tractor materials. Focuses on the farm as a danger zone. Programs include: 1. “Starting and Stopping Tractors” – 2. “Tractor Safety on the Farm” – 3. “Tractor Hitches, PTO, Hydraulics” – 4. “Tractor Safety on the Road” – 5. “Why Farm Accidents Occur” – 6. “Farm Machinery Accident Situations” – 7. “Farmstead Safety”. (1990) - VHS VIDEO  (64:00 – total)

By understanding life from the point of view of the horse, the rider can learn to anticipate and safely react to the horse’s natural instincts.  This video demonstrates safe and proper methods for approaching, haltering, leading, tying and general handling of horses.   Can be used in conjunction with Horse Learning Laboratory Kit, ”Equine Care & Awareness” section,  #18400.  (1995) – VHS VIDEO (18:00), VIDEO FACILITATOR’S GUIDE & LESSON PLAN.

Farmers and their children tell what led up to their farm accidents. Shows how human factors like fatigue, haste, carelessness, or stress can contribute to tractor and machinery accidents.  (1983) - VHS VIDEO  (27:00)

Eleven segments on agricultural safety topics. 1) Bypass Starting…The Deadly Shortcut (Ag). 2) Bypass Starting… The Deadly Shortcut (Industrial). 3) Warning Signs. 4) Safety On The Farm. 5) A Positive Safety Attitude. 6) A Mowing Safety Lesson. 7) Split Seconds, Split Lives.  8) Accidents Last Forever. 9) Target: You! Combine Safety – features “Gotta Go Joe”. 10) Target: You! Tractor Safety – features “Gotta Go Joe”. 11) Dangers of Bypass Starting. (1989) – VHS VIDEO (84 min total), PROGRAM GUIDE.

John Lyons explains how to teach a horse to enter a trailer calmly, without risking injury to either horse or handler. He also demonstrates techniques for halter breaking a foal and an unhandled five year old horse, as well as how to solve behavior problems like rearing up and pulling back while standing tied.  (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (60:00)

 Covers dangerous situations on farms where children might be injured, how to avoid such situations and the need for proper training and supervision. (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (18:00)

An overview of the hazards of power take-off drivelines, driveline components and safe operating practices. (1995) - VHS VIDEO  (8:00)

Shows detailed procedures for rescuing a person entangled in a power take-off (PTO) on agricultural equipment. Intended for emergency medical and first responder rescue squads. (1989) – VHS VIDEO (22:00)  (Farm Accident Rescue Series)

Demonstrates how tractors overturn and what not to do, as well as the improper use of tow ropes. Topics covered include the use of roll bars and safety cabs, and what types of rope pull best and are the safest.   VHS VIDEO  (7:00)

Two programs on one videotape. I. “Round Bale Safety” discusses safe procedures to follow when working with round hay bales (9:12). II. “Operational Tips and Techniques for Large Round Balers” (22:00) provides tips for use of John Deere balers to produce consistent large round bales.  (1991) - VHS VIDEO  (31 min.)

Depicts several scenes in which school-aged children are left home alone on the farm or in a rural setting. After each scene, the audience brainstorms alternative responses to the situation. Stresses the importance of families developing a plan for when children are home alone. VHS VIDEO, PROGRAM GUIDE.  (1994) - VHS VIDEO  (23 min.)

UWEX Horse Specialist Ray Antoniewicz demonstrates how to properly position and adjust the saddle and bridle. VHS VIDEO. Part of Series–BEGINNING HORSEMANSHIP  (1981) - VHS VIDEO  (13 min.)

Provides an overview of safe practices to follow when operating combines.  (1988) - VHS VIDEO  (24 min.)

Focuses on safe practices and procedures to follow when operating a horse farm.  (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (15 min.)

Dr. Robert M. Miller demonstrates safe techniques for catching, haltering, leading, examining teeth, worming, tacking/untacking, riding and handling horses. (1999) - VHS VIDEO  (83 min.)

March, 1993 satellite videoconference which addressed the affects of molds and mycotoxins on agricultural products and livestock. Solutions to reduce the problems they can cause were also discussed.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (90 min.)

Intended for youth and adult operators of AMTs (All Material Transporters) manufactured by Deere and Company. Contains safety practices and discusses the safe operation of AMTs.  (1990) - VHS VIDEO  (9 min.)

An “info-tainment” video for middle-school aged youth that takes a fast paced and entertaining look at dangers on the farm. Includes a live power take-off demonstration, a farm quiz competition and special report on ATV.  (1994) - VHS VIDEO  (15 min.)

Provides personal descriptions of accidents involving farm animals, as well as suggestions on how to avoid such accidents. Appropriate for anyone working with farm animals. (1979) - VHS VIDEO  (17 min.)

Discusses situations that lead to accidents involving tractors. Covers proper procedures to follow ranging from checking the tractor before operation to uses of the tractor. Shows the dangers of situations such as driving up a hill or along the slope. Good for general tractor safety programs.  **Spanish version also available – #18500**.   VHS VIDEO, TEACHING GUIDE.  (1990) - VHS VIDEO  (25 min.)

Discusses situations that lead to accidents involving tractors. Covers proper procedures to follow ranging from checking the tractor before operation to uses of the tractor. Shows the dangers of situations such as driving up a hill or along the slope. Good for general tractor safety programs.  **English version also available – #17087**.   VHS VIDEO, TEACHING GUIDE.  (1990) - VHS VIDEO  (25 min.)

Covers the safe operation and maintenance of farm, landscaping and estate tractors. Aimed at tractor renters, farm audiences and anyone who will be operating a tractor. VHS VIDEO, BROCHURE.   - VHS VIDEO  (20 min.)

Focuses on safe operating procedures for farm tractors.   - VHS VIDEO  (17 min.)

Working with dairy cattle should be a fun, rewarding way for youth to learn new skills. Safety is an important factor, since half of all farm injuries to people ages 6-18 are associated with cattle. By teaching about cattle behavior and common sources of farm injury, this video helps lower risks for any young person or new cattle handler. VHS VIDEO, BULLETIN #A3616. (1994) - VHS VIDEO  (16 min.)