An emergency card saved Gayle Shann's life and one could save yours | Landline

Australian farms are very dangerous places: agriculture has the highest fatality rate of any industry.

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But there's a simple tool farmers are being urged to have that could save a life.

It's an emergency card, left in vehicles, besides phones, on fridges, anywhere – containing critical information that could be needed in an emergency.

For one Queensland grazier, it gave her the precious minutes to help save the life of her neighbour who had an arm ripped off by a machine.

Landline's Pip Courtney reports.

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