Discussion guides are available for some of the stories on our site.
The guides below can be used by educators, 4-H and FFA leaders, managers, and others looking for positive ways to start a conversation about safety.
Discussion leaders can request answer keys by emailing nfmcsh@marshfieldresearch.org.
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Mike’s story is about a fatality.
Topic areas: livestock, feedlot production, manure handling, working alone, hydrogen sulfide, gas monitors
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Steph’s story is about a broken wrist and choices in taking risks.
Topic areas: ladder use, falls, taking risks, shortcuts, working alone
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David’s story is about an ATV rollover while being distracted.
Topic areas: ATVs, Falls, Working Alone
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Jerry and Julie’s story is about being overcome by a poisonous and invisible gas
Topic areas: Manure gas, Hydrogen Sulfide, Manure
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Brad’s story is about taking shortcuts and learning from the consequences.
Topic areas: Chopping Hay, Equipment, Machinery, Losing limbs
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Suan’s story is about working alone with large livestock when danger arrives.
Topic areas: Cattle, Farming with Injuries, Livestock, Working Alone