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Safety, at the Heart of our operations. Safety is non-negotiable in our industry. Let's prioritize safety, especially with Silly season fast approaching, to ensure everyone goes home to their loved ones every day. #provest #provestgroup #safety #safetyoperations #safetyfirst

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🦺 Week 2 of National Safety Month: Roadway Safety 🦺 This week, as part of our four-part series for National Safety Month, we are focusing on roadway safety in agricultural operations. Ensuring the safety of employees on roadways is a critical responsibility for agricultural employers. From driver training to vehicle maintenance, proper load securing, and route planning, proactive measures can prevent accidents and save lives. Learn essential tips to enhance roadway safety. Read the full article by our Director of Operations and Risk Strategy, Ken Cooper. 🛣️⬇️ #NationalSafetyMonth #WorkplaceSafety #RoadwaySafety #AgricultureSafety  

Explore the pros and cons of different maintenance models for facilities management in the recent Connexus article, ‘Inside Job’! Antonio H. from Carters Inc. highlights the benefits of consistent service and skill control, while Justin Farr of Southern Veterinary Partners points out the potential downsides, such as liability and start-up costs. Despite challenges, both believe in the long-term benefits of this approach. Don't miss this comprehensive look into optimizing your facilities management – read the full article here: go.connex.fm/4fwZy7e #ConnexFM #FacilitiesManagement #MaintenanceSolutions #SelfPerformingModel

ELDs make safety worse, that is just a fact and common sense. The DOT/FMCSA exempts livestock haulers from using ELDs because they can't do their job safely using them. Why, because ELDs make people rush, hurry, speed, and find ways to cut corners to save or gain minutes. They are afraid drivers hauling livestock won't stop and check on the animals the way they should because every minute counts with ELDs. That is the same with a driver pulling a Van, Flat, Refer, and other trailers. They are forced to find ways to save minutes with ELDs, since every minute counts.

As a business owner managing fixed assets, you'll need to maintain various paperwork and documentation to ensure accurate accounting, and compliance. Here's a list of important paperwork for fixed assets: 1. Documentation for each fixed asset purchase, including invoices or receipts. 2. A detailed record or register that includes information about each fixed asset, such as its description, purchase date, cost, useful life, and depreciation. 3. A schedule outlining the depreciation method used and the annual depreciation expense for each fixed asset. This helps in calculating the asset's book value over time. 4. Documents proving ownership, such as bills of sale or transfer documents, are essential for establishing the business's rightful ownership of fixed assets. 5. Copies of warranties and maintenance agreements, if applicable, provide important details about asset maintenance and repair. 5. Copies of insurance policies covering fixed assets help protect against potential losses due to damage, theft, or other unforeseen events. Found this helpful? Follow us for invaluable business insights and expert bookkeeping tips. #assets #businesstips #contractor #veterinarian #contractors #contractorsofinsta #contractorslife #generalcontractors #veterinarians #veterinarianlife #veterinarianofinstagram #veterinarianclinic #SpokaneBookkeeper #SpokaneAccountant #WashingtonBookkeeper #WashingtonAccountant #SimmonsBookkeepingSolutions

The NCAT Armed to Farm workshop series is a fantastic opportunity for veterans wanting to get into agriculture to gain clarity on legal matters that directly impact their business operations and responsibilities. Today we talked about business entities and landowner liability. I always get lots of great questions from these groups! #Agriculture #ArmedToFarm #NCAT #NationalAgriculturalLawCenter

The overall benefits an effective digester system can bring to a farm and community are well worth the labor-intensive attention to detail. https://lnkd.in/e3BpTCEu

Talking to CFOs and Risk/Ops Managers at fruit & nut farms… When it comes to crop insurance, they care about two things: 1) accurate premiums 2) ensuring claims are paid out accurately. Being overinsured is like unused fertilizer; it doesn't yield more fruit, just more expense. And when disaster strikes, the last thing they need is a complicated claims process & and any risk to receiving that claim check. 🍎💸 That’s why we’ve built our insurance service (with aerial imagery and artificial intelligence) to ensure it’s data-backed- that promises accurate coverage—ensuring you only pay for what’s truly at risk—so claims are settled swiftly. It's not just about safeguarding the harvest, it's about transparency throughout the season, knowing which acres produce & not paying for those that don’t.  🌱

In this episode of The Crop Insurance Podcast, we adopt a different approach by sharing personal experiences and insights from our agency's 40 years in handling hailstorm-related crop losses. We provides a high-level overview of steps to take when a hailstorm damages your crops, including timely reporting of damage, understanding policy provisions, and the importance of evaluating additional hail insurance coverage for protecting your profits. Emphasis is placed on compliance with federal crop insurance rules, coordinating with insurance agents, and ensuring adequate coverage to safeguard your operation. https://lnkd.in/gERCrkqS