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Farm safety is not kids’ play

SA Lead Ag Teacher Sue Pratt and PPSA chief executive officer Caroline Rhodes launch the Farm Safety For Kids project at Mount Compass Area School with students Indi Couch, Jessica Ellul and Cooper Philps.

School students have the opportunity to have access to farm safety resources with the launch of a new Primary Producers […]

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