Pulse Beyond The Plow

Pulse Beyond The Plow Hi, I’m Rachel Brown, a GCHS student and President of Garrard County FFA. Pulse Beyond the Plow is my SAE project focused on farm safety and health.

I share tips, stories, and classroom lessons to help Kentucky farm families stay safe and healthy. 🌾💙

We wear boots to protect our feet — but what about our eyes? 👀In this month’s Pulse Beyond the Plow feature, Dr. Tammy H...
10/12/2025

We wear boots to protect our feet — but what about our eyes? 👀
In this month’s Pulse Beyond the Plow feature, Dr. Tammy Hoskins shares how farmers can keep their vision safe while working hard in the fields.

"Even small eye injuries can change your life," says Dr. Tammy Hoskins. On the importance scale, she ranks eye protectio...
09/25/2025

"Even small eye injuries can change your life," says Dr. Tammy Hoskins. On the importance scale, she ranks eye protection a 100 out of 10. Read an article featuring details from an interview with Dr. Hoskins next week on Pulse Beyond the Plow to learn the risks farmers face and how to keep your vision safe.

🔥🌾 Fire Safety in Garrard CountyWith Kentucky’s ongoing dry conditions, the risk of field and equipment fires during har...
09/24/2025

🔥🌾 Fire Safety in Garrard County
With Kentucky’s ongoing dry conditions, the risk of field and equipment fires during harvest has increased significantly. Even small sparks from machinery can ignite dry crops in seconds.

👉 Children should always remain at a safe distance under adult supervision.
👉 Farmers and operators are encouraged to inspect machinery regularly, clear debris, and keep extinguishers accessible.
👉 Sign up for Garrard County’s Hyper-Reach system to receive real-time alerts about burn bans, fire conditions, and emergency updates.
👉 Have a clear evacuation plan for people and livestock in case a fire spreads unexpectedly.

A safe harvest protects not only our crops, but our families, farms, and communities.

🚜⚠️ Slow down. Stay alert. Save lives.Rural roads may seem quiet, but farm equipment doesn’t always fit in a lane. Durin...
09/22/2025

🚜⚠️ Slow down. Stay alert. Save lives.
Rural roads may seem quiet, but farm equipment doesn’t always fit in a lane. During National Farm Safety & Health Week, give tractors, combines, and other machinery the space they need—a moment of caution can prevent a lifetime of regret.

👀 Tips for safety:
* Always watch for slow-moving vehicles
* Use lights and reflective markings on equipment
* Stay focused, avoid distractions, and give extra room

📍 Need guidance?
* Garrard County Extension Office – Advice on farm equipment safety and traffic planning for farm vehicles. 📞 (859) 792-3026
* Garrard County Health Department – For emergency medical info or health concerns related to farming activities. 📞 (859) 792-2153

Let’s make every farm-to-road journey a safe one! 🌾💚

🌾 Safety Sunday Fact 🌾September is Healthy Aging Month — a reminder that farm families need to care for their hearts as ...
09/21/2025

🌾 Safety Sunday Fact 🌾
September is Healthy Aging Month — a reminder that farm families need to care for their hearts as much as their crops. Heart disease remains the #1 health risk for farmers over 50, but staying active, eating whole foods, and managing stress all support healthy aging in agriculture.

Address

201 S Main St
Harrodsburg, KY
40330

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Pulse Beyond The Plow posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram

Category