• Cornell Agricultural Workforce Development Program
  Cornell University
  This program offers a variety of human resource management resources, including templates and informational guides.
• Human Resources Management for Farm Business Office Guide 
  Manitoba Agriculture
  The guide explains the process of building an effective HR plan that can reduce risk, reduce turnover and improve the quality of people you hire. Case studies use real-life examples to show how farms have successfully worked through common issues.
• PRO-DAIRY Program
  Cornell University
  This program has a variety of information and templates available for dairy farms. These range for tips on how to establish your farm’s mission and values, to developing employee loyalty, and a worksheet for job descriptions.
• Agriculture HR Management Resources & Articles
  University of Wisconsin – Extension
  A site devoted to  aggregated resources and articles from a variety of sources.
• Labor Management Resources & Articles
  Michigan State University – Dairy Extension
  Various articles and resources on dairy labor management.
• Employee Management Articles. Templates & Links
  University of Minnesota – Extension
  Articles, templates, and links to other resources specific to employee management on dairy farms.
• The Balance
  An abundance of templates and resources for HR management for business owners
• Iowa State Extension Dairy Team 
  a series of articles on employee management, ranging from recruiting, interviewing, job descriptions, and orientation.

• Penn State Extension: Employee Attraction and Selection Guide is a step by step guide for recruiting and selecting the right personal for your farm business.
• Penn State Extension also has a guide to creating job descriptions for farms.
• Example of Job Descriptions from the University of Nebraska can provide a starting point for dairies.

Fit Small Business has a detailed guide to creating an employee handbook. While it is not specific to dairies or agriculture, it provides a useful introductory guide.

• Farm Safety Checklist 
  New York Center for Agricultural Medicine and Health (NYCAMH)
  Created by the New York Center for Agricultural Medicine and Health (NYCAMH), the farm safety checklist is a complete checklist that can be used to conduct a self-administered audit.
• Farm Safety Checks 
  UMASH
  Quick monthly review to identify and fix potential hazards before they cause harm to your family and employees – and your bottom line. Each month, Farm Safety Check will focus on a different topic, offering checklists and tips to help identify hazards, along with resources to remedy any problems.
• Farm Hazard Inspection Checklists 
  UW Extension

As part of the OSHA LEP programs in Wisconsin and New York, various resources were developed to guide dairy farms:

• The Wisconsin Dairy FARM LEP Guidance Documents page has a variety of resources and links relating to OSHA hazards.
• OSHA LEP Training Binder – information and resources related to the ‘Dairy Dozen’ hazards. Contains self-assessment questions and links to additional resources.
• NYCAMH’s OSHA New York Dairy LEP website contains additional safety resources.
• Penn State’s Confined-Space Manure Ventilation Design Tool. This is an online tool that manure pit designers and field engineers can use to predict how long a confined-space manure storage needs to be ventilated before it is safe to enter.

• Cultivate Safety
   The National Farm Medicine Center and National Children’s Center for Rural and Agricultural Health and Safety designed the Cultivate Safety website to provide easy access to agricultural safety information and resources for farmers, ranchers, supervisors and media.
• Marshfield Clinic
   Child Ag Injury Prevention Workshops; 2020 dates TBD.
• Youth Farm Safety
   University of Vermont
  The Youth Farm Safety Project is a farm safety resource for children and teens – and the adults who work with and care for them.

• Tailgate Talks
  Idaho Dairymen’s Association
  Tailgate Talks are manager-led safety discussions for dairy workers. Each discussion is intended to last 5-10 minutes and focuses on a topic included in the Dairy Dozen.
• Bilingual Safety Training Curriculum and Resources
  University of Minnesota – Extension
  Training curriculum, posters, and comics.
• Dairy Safety Training Guide, from California’s WOSHTEP and WCAHS. Available in English and Spanish, this training guide is designed to be used by owners and managers. It contains step-by-step instructions for conducting the training sessions and background information and resources for owners and managers.
• Training for Supervisors of Young Agricultural Workers
  Healthier Workforce Center of the Midwest – University of Iowa
  A free, evidence-based training for supervisors, parents, and teachers working with adolescent and young adult workers. Topics include supervision, training, and communicating more effectively.
• Tailgate Safety Training for Employees
  Ohio State University Extension
  Short, 20 minute employee safety training sessions. .
• Safety Training Materials
  University of Wisconsin
  Training materials including Powerpoint presentations and participant workbooks.
• Dairy Worker Safety Training Videos
  University of Wisconsin – Extension
  Bilingual training videos and flaschards. See bottom of the page.
• Safety Educational Posters
  New York Center for Agricultural Medicine and Health
  Bilingual training posters
• Video Series: Considering Human and Animal Safety
  Produced under the direction of Dairy Extension Specialist Robert Hagevoort, PhD to educate dairy farm workers on practices that will keep both the workers and the cows safe and healthy.
• Video Series: Bilingual Dairy Safety
  NASD
  Additional resources and trainings are available on the main National Ag Safety Database website.
• How Does the Welfare of People Affect the Welfare of Animals?
  Hoard’s Dairyman
• Considering Human and Animal Safety: Dairy Safety Training
  U.S. Agricultural Safety and Health Centers
• Safe Dairy Practices
  Colorado State University/HICAHS
  English | Spanish

• Dairy Coach, Tom Wall. Based out of Green Bay, Tom trains employees and helps dairy managers implement simple systems that work.
• New York On-Site Trainings Available to New York producers, the New York Center for Agricultural Medicine & Health (NYCAMH) receives grant funding to provide farm safety services at little or no cost to the farm owner. This includes on-farm safety surveys, on-farm safety trainings, and more.

• AgSafe has a variety of programs and services for producers, ranging from safety certificate programs to sexual harassment prevention training.
• Lectures: HR Issues for the Farm and Ranch
  OK State
  A 3-part lecture series covering various HR issues.
• Training and Education
  Wester Center for Agricultural Health and Safety
  A variety of training and workshop programs ranging in topics from heat and illness prevention, to sexual harassment prevention, to equipment safety, and more.