Teagasc urges farm safety in first quarter

Teagasc has urged farmers to make their own safety and that of their families a top priority in 2016.
Teagasc urges farm safety in first quarter
Fri, 01 Jan, 2016 - 00:00

The plea came after 17 people died on Irish farms in 2015, according to provisional figures.

There were 30 farm deaths the previous year.

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