Author: lmf8@psu.edu

The Safety in Agriculture for Youth (SAY) Project provides a clearinghouse for agricultural safety and health curriculum and resources for those individuals who teach youth.  The SAY National Clearinghouse consists of two different types of educational products: formal curricula and other supporting resources and provides their alignment to Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources (AFNR) Career Cluster Content Standards related to agricultural safety and health.

• AS.02: Animal Systems Career Pathway (Utilize best-practice protocols based upon animal behaviors for animal husbandry and welfare.)
• CS.03: AFNR Cluster Skills (Examine and summarize the importance of health, safety and environmental management systems in AFNR workplaces.)
• ESS.01: Environmental Service Systems Career Pathway (Use analytical procedures and instruments to manage environmental service systems.)
• ESS.05: Environmental Service Systems Career Pathway (Use tools, equipment, machinery and technology common to tasks in environmental service systems.)
• PS.03 Plant Systems Career Pathway (Propagate, culture and harvest plants and plants products based on current industry standards.)
• PST.02 Power, Structural and Technical Systems Career Pathway (Operate and maintain AFNR mechanical equipment and power systems.)

Material in the SAY National Clearinghouse are divided between curriculum and supporting resources which are defined below. The charts below indexes the curriculum and resources based on high, medium, or low alignment to the AFNR standard. To access the curriculum, simply click on the name of the curriculum for more information and/or how to access it. Alignment to AFNR are measured by high (H), medium (M), low (L), or no alignment (blank).

Curriculum

The term Formal Curriculum refers to material that: 1) has learning goals or objectives that are clearly stated; 2) includes subject matter content supportive of the learning goals or objectives; and 3) has an evaluation component (for example, some type of student assessment, such as a quiz). Most curricula are free but there are a few that have a fee.

Curriculum	AS.02	CS.03	ESS.01	ESS.05	PS.03	PST.02
Agricultural Confined Spaces: Young and New Beginning Worker Materials		M
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing		M				L
Agricultural Tailgate Training Series	M		L	L	L	H
AgSafety4U 2.0 ($)	H	M	L	M	L	M
Anhydrous Ammonia ($)		M				M
Animal Safety	M	L
ATV ($)		L				M
ATV Aware		L				M
ATV Safety		M		L		M
Biological Risk Management	M	M
Blind Spots and Peripheral Vision		L				L
Blind Spots and Skid Steers		L				L
CareerSafe OSHA 10-Hour General Industry (Ag) ($)	M	M	L	M		M
Chemical Safety		M	L		M
CO2 Workshop Lesson Plan			M	M
Confined Spaces ($)		M	M	M		M
Equine Farm Safety Training	H	M	L		L	L
First Aid ($)		L
Gearing Up for Safety	M	H		H	L	H
General Electrical ($)		L				L
Grain Handling & Bin Safety ($)		M
Grain Safety		L
Guarding of Farm Equipment and PTO Shafts ($)		L				H
Handling Pharmaceuticals ($)		L
Harvester Safety ($)		M				M
Hazards of Flowing Grain		L			L	L
Hearing Protection ($)		L
Horse and Rider Safety ($)	M
Dairy Worker Safety Training	M	M			L	M
Invest in Your Health	L	L
Ladder Safety ($)		L
Livestock Handling	M	H				L
Loading Animal Safety ($)	M
Lockout Tagout ($)		H
Manure Pit/Silo Hazards with Role Playing	L	L			L
Materials for Teaching Ag Safety in the College Classroom	M	M			L
National Safe Tractor & Machinery Operation Program	M	M	L			M
NIOSH: Youth@Work Talking Safety		H
Occupational Diseases of the Lung in Agricultural Settings	L	M	L	L	L
Occupational Skin Disorders in Agriculture		M
Personal Protective Equipment ($)		M
Physical Agents for Agricultural Health		M	L
Positive Animal Handling (Stockmanship)	H
Power Take-Off Safety: Full-size Tractor Demo		L				L
Power Take-Off Safety: Walterscheid Tabletop Demo		L				L
PPE for Agricultural Health	M
Respiratory Protection ($)		L
Right from the Start (Livestock Safety)	H	L
Rollover Ranch		L				M
ROPS ($)		L
Rural Roadway Safety		L	L
Safe Cattle Handling and You ($)	H	L
SaferFarm Hazard Assessment	M	M				L
Safety First ($)		M			L	H
Teaching Ag Safety and Health Management Planning	M	H	L	L	L	M
Think F.A.S.T.	L	M				L
Tractor Safety		L	M			M
Walking/Working Surfaces ($)		L
Welding Safety ($)		L
Young Workers Stand TALL (grain safety)		H		L	L	M

Supporting Resources

The term Other Supporting Resource refers to more individualized, originally authored resources, such as technical fact sheet series, video clips, PowerPoint presentations, or other materials that lack one or more of the three elements of a Formal Curriculum. Both types of materials may be supportive of AFNR Career Cluster Content Standards and can be valuable educational materials for youth agricultural safety and health.

Supporting Resources	AS.02	CS.03	ESS.01	ESS.05	PS.03	PST.02
A Guide to Teaching Safety Tractor Operation		L				H
Ag Youth Work Guidelines	M	H			L	M
Dairy Safety Training	H	M	L			M
Farm Safety Video Series by National Farmers Union	L	L			L	L
Heat Safety		L
HICAHS ATV Safety Training Videos		L				H
Injury Risk Assessment for Supervised Ag Experiences		M
Ladder Safety		L		L
Manure Pit Safety Fact Sheets		M	L	M		M
Needlestick Prevention	L	L
Personal Protective Equipment to Reduce Pesticide Exposure		L
Pesticide Education: Spill Kit Check Activity		L
Safety Guidelines for Youth Operating Farm Equipment		M				M
Safety Guidelines for Youth Working in Gardens		M			L	M
Safety Guidelines for Youth Working with Farm Animals	M	M				M
Water Quality: Is there a Point?		L

If you have questions or need additional information, please contact Linda Fetzer at lmf8@psu.edu.