Fire can be a terrifying, destructive agent – especially on a farm, where there are lots of flammable materials, fuel, and wooden buildings. It is very important that you have a fire extinguisher on hand in just about any work place or home – and this is arguably even more important on a farm, which … Read more
Farm work often requires large machinery to do big jobs that cannot be done by hand. This is all very well and good if it is a petrol or diesel driven machine, but what if your particular item needs an electric source? You may be lucky enough to have electricity points dotted about the farm … Read more
Unfortunately, farms are a target for thieves. There is often a lot of very expensive equipment lying around, and however well you lock up at night some underhanded people just won’t be deterred. It is just about impossible to keep an eye on your entire farm, with all the buildings and fields, so you will … Read more
It can be a little daunting to think of having to keep an eye on an entire farm, and there may be areas that you simply cannot access with a security camera. For these areas, have you ever considered drone security? Technology is advancing in leaps and bounds, and the ability to use a little … Read more
A farm is a big place, and unlike a house, you cannot simply shout from room to room and expect to be heard. Mobile signal is not always great in remote areas, so how do you stay in touch on the farm? You use the best two way radio for farm use, of course! These … Read more
Hats are an essential part of farm work clothing. In the summer they keep the rays off your face and prevent you getting sunburnt on those long, hot days in the field, while in the winter they keep your head warm and stop you from getting frostbitten ears. There are all kinds of different hats; … Read more
Farm work can be messy, as we very well know! You need good and practical clothes, including a good hat and an appropriate footwear. Without a doubt, rubber boots are one of the best things you can have on your feet anywhere on a farm. Not only do they protect your feet from slippery unmentionables, … Read more
Farm work is hard on the hands, there is no doubt about that. It’s not just the heavy lifting, or the work with machinery, but also the weather. Cold temperatures can play havoc with exposed skin, and you may find your hands becoming chapped and sore. A good pair of gloves will keep your hands … Read more
Farm work can be tough on clothes. It’s not just the hard grafting, but also the possibilities of getting covered in mud and being out in all weathers that can ruin a good going out outfit! When you’re on the farm, it’s best to wear work pants or overalls, to keep you warm and dry. … Read more
Feet are a very important part of the body – but also a somewhat neglected part. Without your feet you would no longer be able to walk around, climb hills and drive tractors – just a few of the things you do on a farm. Because feet are so important, you need to look after … Read more
There is very little that is worse than going out to check the stock, fix some equipment, or perform any of the many jobs that farming entails, whilst the weather is awful and you’re getting soaked to the skin. If you are heading into winter, or if it is a particularly soggy year, you’re going … Read more
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