Moving equipment at night requires two red tail lights mounted as far right and left as practical, two white head lights visible for at least 1,000 feet to the front and at least one flashing amber light. Extra safety includes placing retro-reflective tape at the extremities on all sides of farm implements. Be sure to take breaks to reduce injury risk and stress. Climb off of equipment every two hours to stretch legs and stiff body parts. Drink plenty of water and fluids.
Anhydrous ammonia is one of the most widely used sources of nitrogen.
The hazards of using anhydrous ammonia are that it is stored and handled under high pressure that requires well-maintained equipment. You should keep anhydrous equipment in good condition. Before use, inspect hoses for cuts, soft spots, bulges, kinking, flattening or slipping at the coupling. Check the tires on the tank for inflation, cuts, weathering, wear and loose lug nuts. Each time you use the tank check the liquid level gauge and pressure gauge.