…a $20,000 building and a $130,000 building they will provide you a total limit of $200,000 that covers all 3 buildings. If there is a claim, the $200,000 limit is shared by all 3 items. Some companies will provide blanket coverage for all of your personal property (non-structures) like tractors, wagons, tools, implements, etc. You complete an inventory of your…
…operation. Vendor Insurance Agritourism operators should obtain certificates of insurance from all vendors to ensure the vendor is adequately insured. If the vendor is not insured, damages caused by the vendor may fall onto the agritourism operator. If possible, the agritourism operator should be listed as an additional insured on the vendor’s insurance policy. The vendor should carry liability limits…
…depict some items and/or situations which are hazardous or unsafe. They are intended to assist in the identification of unsafe situations, and therefore may not represent “best practices”. If you have questions about any of the pictures or the situations depicted, please contact us at nccrahs@mcrf.mfldclin.edu. Walkthroughs A “Walkthrough” refers to “walking through” or looking through a series of pictures,…
…situations, and therefore may not represent “best practices”. If you have questions about any of the pictures or the situations depicted, please contact us at nccrahs@mcrf.mfldclin.edu. Walkthroughs A “Walkthrough” refers to “walking through” or looking through a series of pictures, and deciding if they show hazards and/or safety items, or if safety items are lacking. After evaluating the pictures and…
…website at http://www.nasphv.org/documentsCompendiaAnimals.html. Start Walkthrough Resources Disclaimer The pictures on the following pages may depict some items and/or situations which are hazardous or unsafe. They are intended to assist in the identification of unsafe situations, and therefore may not represent “best practices”. If you have questions about any of the pictures or the situations depicted, please contact us at nccrahs@mcrf.mfldclin.edu….
…operations. To help keep visitors safe, use the walkthroughs, checklists and resources found on this website to implement safety best practices. It’s easy and fun. Learn how! For more information, see: 2019 Childhood Agricultural Injury Fact Sheet. For more information on keeping children safe on farms, visit the National Children’s Center for Rural and Agricultural Health and Safety website: www.marshfieldresearch.org/nccrahs….
…rain or mud (or something else) prevents parking in the designated area. Guests are not allowed to park on public roads. Previous Next Slide Navigation Traffic & Parking Walkthrough Conclusion Traffic & Parking Walkthrough 5 Traffic & Parking Walkthrough 4 Traffic & Parking Walkthrough 3 Traffic & Parking Walkthrough 2 Traffic & Parking Walkthrough 1 Skip Quiz (Show Corrections Immediately)…
Review Picture Loading Picture… Review Question Question: Does this first aid “kit” appear to be missing items that should be present in a well-stocked first aid kit? Yes No Yes, this first aid kit is missing items. Correction First aid kits need to be regularly inspected and stocked. Additional Guidelines and Recommendations First aid kits are regularly inspected and supplies…
Additional Guidelines and Recommendations Insurance must be in place for all inflatable rides. Discuss these rides and all other agritourism activities on your farm with your insurance agent.1, 2 All inflatable rides in use on agritourism operations comply with the ASTM Standard F2374: Practice for Design, Manufacture, Operation, and Maintenance of Inflatable Amusement Devices.3 The following items are kept available…
Review Picture Loading Picture… Review Question Question: Does this path through the corn maze present any trip hazards? Yes No Yes, there are trip hazards on this path. Correction Paths in the corn maze are free of debris and other trip hazards. Additional Guidelines and Recommendations Paths should be kept free of ruts, holes and bumps. Paths should be checked…