Safety for Senior Farmers and Ranchers
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- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Agriculture is among the most dangerous industries. Being alert and understanding the physical challenges that come with aging is the key to successful, safe farming by senior farmers and ranchers. The changes they make in work tasks and activities help ensure that they, their co-workers, and their family are safe. (4 pages)
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