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Personal Protective Equipment for Working With Pesticides - University of Missouri

About 97 percent of human exposure to pesticides during spraying occurs through contact with the skin. To prevent exposure to pesticides, applicators should wear protective clothing and personal protective equipment (PPE).


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*Safety at Work Agriculture - WorkSafeBC

Welcome to the Safety at Work centre for the agriculture industry. Your online resource to help prevent accidents and injuries.


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Respiratory Protection in Agriculture - Virginia Cooperative Extension

Farm workers can encounter a variety of respiratory problems ranging from temporary discomfort caused by allergic reactions to fatal asphyxiation. However, the risk of contracting serious lung diseases or death can be significantly decreased by using ....


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Machinery Safety on the Farm - Virginia Cooperative Extension

This fact sheet summarizes the hazards associated with operating farm machines and presents information about how farmers and farm workers can protect themselves from injury or death when working around agricultural machinery.


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Safety First - Texas A&M University

A safety training program for the floral and nursery industry published by the Texas Association of Nurserymen & Texas Agricultural Extension Service


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Pesticide Use and Safety in the Nursery and Greenhouse - Oklahoma State Univ.

The document discusses the application and storage of pesticides, and the protective clothing and equipment to use during application, and employee training.