Electrocution is a serious hazard for farm workers and can be caused by operating tall equipment or irrigation pipes near overhead power lines. Each year around 60 farm workers die from electrocution in the US. Common sources of electrocution include portable grain augers, irrigation pipes, tractors with front-end loaders, and combines being operated near power lines. It is important to watch out for overhead lines, know their locations, and keep all equipment at least 10 feet away. If contact is made, workers should stay on the vehicle and call the utility company unless there is a fire, in which case they should shuffle away without lifting feet to avoid current traveling through the body. Farm owners should provide safety training and label all