Five garage safety tips September 2024 story courtesy of Family Features When you throw open the windows in your house this fall, you’ll likely spend more time with the...
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A Helping Hand
What is mutual aid and why does it matter? June 2024 by Jennah Denney, Contributing Columnist Electric cooperatives employ a variety of methods to reduce the likelihood of power outages — such as regular tree trimming, equipment maintenance and repairs, and local grid...
Rural Rescue
How grain bin safety training can save lives May 2024 by Nicole Zima, Virginia Farm Bureau Federation In Virginia’s heaviest grain-producing regions, people often tell stories of farmers who have had close calls while working in or around grain bins. Virginia Farm...
Safeguarding Wildlife
Maintaining reliability while promoting healthy ecosystems April 2024 by Jim Robertson, Staff Writer From squirrels traveling the power line highway to birds of prey perching atop utility poles, electric cooperatives in Virginia and Maryland share common causes of...
Making Outside Safe
Putting the backyard up front in your thoughts May 2023 "Backyarding”—the art of taking indoor activities to the outdoors—is a trend that has caught on. As spring is now fully in season, thoughts of playing in and working in our yards kick into high gear. Perhaps you...
Safety, From The Ground Down
For the utility and excavation industries, April is a significant month. Not only do we see the beginning of more consistent warm weather, perfect for construction projects, but we get to celebrate damage prevention and safe excavation for an entire month.
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
If you hate the idea of bugs in your home, you’re not alone — 1 in 3 Americans have seriously considered the risk of burning down their own home after experiencing a bug infestation, according to a new survey.