Show us what farm safety means to you!
Show us how you stay safe on the farm! Create a drawing featuring one of the farm safety themes below and include a safety message or slogan.
Choose a Theme:
- ATV Safety
- Electrical Safety
- Animal Safety
- Grain Safety
Rules and Regulations
By participating in the Agricultural Health and Safety Network’s Farm Safety Drawing Contest (“CONTEST”), each participant represents and warrants that he or she meets the eligibility requirements detailed within these official rules and acknowledges that failure to meet all eligibility requirements will result in disqualification, entry constitutes your acceptance of these official rules. All entries and requests become the property of the Agricultural Health and Safety Network. (THE “SPONSOR”) and will not be returned or acknowledged.
Eligibility
Contest is open to legal residents of Saskatchewan aged 5 to 13 years. As the entrants are minors, a parent or guardian who is at least the age of eighteen must indicate acceptance of these contest rules; entry of drawing and completed entry form constitutes guardian acceptance of the Rules and Regulations. Employees of The Agricultural Health and Safety Network and its respective parent company, subsidiaries, affiliates, advertising and promotion agencies, retailers, distributors (collectively, “Contest Entities”), and their immediate family members and/or those living in the same household of each are not eligible to enter or win. The contest is subject to all applicable federal, provincial, and local laws and regulations. Void where prohibited by law. The Agricultural Health and Safety Network’s decisions are final and binding on all matters.
How to Enter
Download: Contest Entry form
Entry form must be submitted with the drawing, no later than 5:00 pm on February 15, 2027, by one of the two following methods:
- Email: Send your drawing and completed entry form to: aghealthandsafety@usask.ca
- Mail: Mail your drawing and completed entry form to:
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Agricultural Health & Safety Network
Health Sciences E-Wing - Room 1206
Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health (CCRAH)
104 Clinic Place, PO Box 23
Saskatoon, SK, S7N 2Z4
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Entries will be void if they are incomplete, late, lost, damaged, or if they cannot be viewed due to technical errors. Your drawing must be respectful and courteous, and you are responsible for what you submit. The Agricultural Health and Safety Network will not tolerate drawings that are offensive to an individual or organization, rude in tone, or abusive.
The Agricultural Health and Safety Network reserves the right to disqualify any entry for any reason, in its sole discretion.
The Prize
After the contest deadline, The Agricultural Health and Safety Network will select the potential prize recipients in each of the 3 categories: 5-8 years old, 9-11 years old and 12-13 years old. Contact information will only be used to notify winners. Only winners will be notified. One winner from each category will receive a new iPad.
This prize is non-transferable, non-exchangeable, not redeemable for cash and no component thereof is convertible to cash.
Consent to Personal Information Use and Disclosure: By entering the Contest, prize recipients authorize the Agricultural Health and Safety Network to publish and or broadcast their name in connection with winning a prize, without compensation of any kind other than the prize awarded. All entries will be used in the Network’s future programming.
2025-2026 Winners
We extend our gratitude to all the children for their creative representations of farm safety and for enthusiastically sharing their knowledge on the topic. We also appreciate the parents and teachers for fostering discussions about farm safety themes in preparation for the drawings and their submissions. Additionally, a big thank you goes to our member RMs for displaying and promoting the contest poster in their offices and schools.
Ages 5-8
Weston Arnal
Age 6 | Eastend, SK
Title: Be Aware of the Mama Cow Stare!
Ages 9-13
Rylee Leclare
Age 12 | Edam, SK
Title: It's Better to be Safe than Sorry