…date “fixed” on the checklist and keep for documentation purposes. All Farms Should Review These Topics Walkthroughs Barriers & Fences Emergency Prep & Planning Handwashing & Restrooms Traffic & Parking Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Informational Pages Communicating with Guests Insurance Information Choose Topics for Activities on Your Farm Walkthroughs Corn Maze Safety Farmers’ Markets Food Safety Hayride Safety Inflatable Rides…

Review Picture Loading Picture… Review Question Question: Is it a good idea for this young boy to play in the sand used for ground cover for this play equipment? Yes No No, this is not an appropriate area for this boy to be playing. Correction Children play in sandboxes, not in the use zone of other play equipment where they…

Review Picture Loading Picture… Review Question Question: Why would this type of access to a play structure not be adequate for preschool children? A.) Flexible climbers are not recommended as the sole means of access to equipment. B.) Equipment is in poor condition. C.) Preschoolers don’t like to play on composite structures. Flexible climbers are not recommended as the sole…

Review Picture Loading Picture… Review Question Question: What is the problem with the design of this playground? A.) Bike path route (white cement path) should not go through the play area. B.) Poured rubber surfacing is not appropriate for public playgrounds. C.) Swings are on the outside edge of the play area. Bike path route (white cement path) should not…

…non-toxic plants. Additional Guidelines and Recommendations All toxic plants (poison ivy, poison sumac, etc.) are removed, and the area is inspected regularly to ensure it remains free of toxic plants.1 Grass is kept short and grounds are designed with proper drainage to eliminate stagnant water. Resources 1 Common Plants: What’s Poisonous and What’s Not Previous Next Slide Navigation Location &…

…Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 9 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 8 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 7 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 6 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 5 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 4 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 3 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 2 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 1 Skip Quiz (Show Corrections Immediately)  …

…Conclusion Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 9 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 8 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 7 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 6 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 5 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 4 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 3 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 2 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 1 Skip Quiz (Show Corrections Immediately)…

…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)…

…in a contained area free of hazards and other loose livestock. Employees are trained on hand-led riding techniques and are familiar with the rider’s abilities and the animals.2 The employee maintains control of the lead throughout the visitor’s interaction with the animal (i.e. petting, mounting, riding, etc.). Visitors are never allowed to ride without employee supervision. Resources 1 Riding Ability…

…by children. Handrails should be present to accommodate guests. Consider adding a diaper changing area. Previous Next Slide Navigation Hand Washing & Restrooms Walkthrough Conclusion Hand Washing & Restrooms Walkthrough 5 Hand Washing & Restrooms Walkthrough 4 Hand Washing & Restrooms Walkthrough 3 Hand Washing & Restrooms Walkthrough 2 Hand Washing & Restrooms Walkthrough 1 Skip Quiz (Show Corrections Immediately)…