US Agriculture Fatality Statistics
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- Date of Publication
- June 18, 2024
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Overview
The agriculture industry employs many workers but often lacks the required safety education. There are also many inherent dangers involved in farm environments; therefore, a significant challenge exists in reducing the number of farm injuries and fatalities. This fact sheet discusses risks and fatalities associated with farm operations and the need for effective worker safety programs.
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