A safety initiative for farm children is being brought back after a successful launch last year.
The BASF Safety Scouts program gives out kits that include an adjustable child-sized safety vest, safety-themed activity and colouring sheets, and badges.
Last year, more than 2,000 kits were sent out to farm families across the country, said BASF Canada Agricultural Solutions.
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“We believe in supporting the long-term health and safety of farming communities across Canada,” said company spokesperson Nicole McAuley.
Another 2,000 kits will be given out this year. To register for a kit, visit the BASF website.
