HEALTH & SAFETY BULLETIN – JULY 2025

Health & Safety Bulletin – July 2025

Robert Gazely

Jul, 09 2025

Each quarter, we update you on industry news, topical issues, and safety alerts with the aim of supporting you in achieving best practice on your farm or estate. This edition covers safe use of air compressors, increased fire risks during harvest due to extreme weather, and the need to apply for abnormal load dispensations. It also highlights common safety issues with pillar drills, includes a legal perspective on agricultural health and safety, and shares lessons from recent non-agricultural accident cases. Read the bulletin online here.

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For any queries please contact Robert Gazely on 07592 041617 or robert.gazely@ceresrural.co.uk.

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