Core Insights - The provincial agricultural and rural department has issued safety production alerts for the livestock farming industry, emphasizing the need to prevent safety incidents in confined spaces such as biogas pools and sewage pits [1][2] - The autumn and winter period is critical for livestock farming, leading to increased operational frequency in confined spaces, which raises safety risks due to the accumulation of toxic gases and complex working environments [1] - Common risks in livestock farming include falls and entrapment in silage and manure storage areas, necessitating protective measures and communication between external monitors and internal workers [1] Safety Measures - Many farms lack adequate emergency preparedness, including the absence of targeted emergency plans and necessary rescue equipment [2] - It is recommended that farms develop emergency response plans, conduct quarterly drills, and equip work sites with first aid kits and gas detection devices [2] - In confined spaces, it is crucial to maintain ventilation and use protective equipment against poisoning and suffocation, with professional rescue personnel required for any incidents [2]