Despite reminders to slow down and drive safely when seeing tractors, combines and grain carts, accidents still happen.

Learn several inexpensive, easy ways that you can keep yourself, your family members and employees, and your neighbors safe ...

Take the extra minute to walk around your equipment. Check guards, lights, hydraulics. Turn it off before stepping off. Those ...

According to the Sheriff’s Office, one driver was able to exit his vehicle shortly before it caught fire and another was ...

As part of National Farm Safety and Health Week, one local farmer spoke out after her family experienced a road-collision ...

REGIONAL—Iowa fields are ablaze with the colors of autumn and rural roads are packed with tractors, combines and other farm ...

As fall harvest is upon us, combines and other heavy farm equipment will be out and about. National Farm Safety and Health ...

Tractors and large field equipment are the most common causes of farm accidents, injuries and deaths. They are a necessary part of farm work but exercising caution when using them ...

Farms are a bucolic, peaceful place, with crops swaying in the breeze, cows mooing contentedly and smiling family members going about their chores.

As Fall harvest is underway, drivers are reminded of the importance of safely sharing the road with farm equipment.The size of the equipment not only reduces vi ...