Fatal injuries in farming, forestry and horticulture

Figures published in the Health and Safety Executive’s report 'Fatal injuries in farming, forestry, horticulture and associated industries 2011/12' show that 41 people were killed as a result of farming and other agriculture-related activities during the year.

The report shows that transport-related injuries were responsible for more deaths than any other cause. It also highlights trends and indicates key points in fatalities involving employees, the self-employed and members of the public.

Reports archive

• Fatal injuries in farming forestry and horticulture 2010/11
• Fatal injuries in farming forestry and horticulture 2009/10
• Fatal injuries in farming forestry and horticulture 2008/09
• Fatal injuries in farming forestry and horticulture 2007/08
• Fatal injuries in farming forestry and horticulture 2006/07
• Fatal injuries in farming forestry and horticulture 2005/06
• Fatal injuries in farming forestry and horticulture 2004/05
• Fatal injuries in farming forestry and horticulture 2003/04
• Fatal injuries in farming forestry and horticulture 2002