Teaches participants about hazardous farm conditions and reducing accidents.

Teaches participants the proper way to use and handle ATVs.

Tractor Safety teaches participants safety procedures when operating a tractor.

Teaches participants the precautions of working with machinery and shop equipment.

This program teaches participants how to properly handle chainsaws.

This program teaches participants about fire hazards and measures to take to prevent fires.

This program teaches participants about preventing falls, burns, poisoning, bleeding and choking.

The Grain Bin Simulator portion of this clinic teaches participants about the dangers associated with grain bins and the preliminary steps to take should someone become trapped in a grain bin. The Rescue Training portion of this clinic teaches firefighters and emergency personnel the proper procedures to extract a victim from a grain bin.

Car accidents are the leading cause of death for children under five years old. Because of this, Mississippi laws states all children under the age of four must be protected by a child passenger restraint device or system. Through the Child Saver Program, Farm Bureau offers members the opportunity to order car seats and booster seats at a discounted price. To order, click here.

Children younger than 4 years must use a safety seat or similar restraint.

Children 4 through 6 years old must use a booster seat if they are shorter than 57 inches (4 feet, 9inches) tall, or if they weigh less than 65 pounds.

Teaches participants 16 and older about the dangers of drinking and driving, and texting and driving by simulating an inhibited state using goggles and golf carts.