From 1st November 2021, Red Tractor farms will be required to show greater Health and Safety commitments to keep their accreditation. Click to find out more about these changes.
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Information Guides
Along with our exclusive Member guides on Health & Safety and Fire Safety, we offer resources about other areas of rural life to help you prevent accidents and reduce stress.
Take a look at our free guides below.
Safety on the Farm Guide
In this guide we’ve given some general farm safety tips to remind you what to think about when carrying out daily tasks. We’ve also included some more in-depth information covering specific areas.
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Rural Crime Guide
Levels of rural crime are worrying and being a victim can be devastating. Find out what you can do to reduce the risk of crime on your property.
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Cornish Mutual Members can access exclusive content, support services and guides on areas including Health & Safety, fire prevention and much more. To get started, log in to the Member Area.
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