Background: Agricultural injuries are an important health concern for pediatric populations
and particularly for children of pre school age. This study was conducted to estimate rates …

Every three days a child dies in an agriculture-related incident, and every day 45 children
are injured in the United States. These tragedies should not be regarded as “accidents,” as …

Objective: To summarize the literature on farm child nonfatal injury incidence and the
subsequent disability to children. Search Strategy: We used a systematic process to search …

OBJECTIVE: Estimate the annual US incidence and cost of fatal and nonfatal youth injury in
agricultural settings. METHODS: We used 2001–2006 Childhood Agricultural Injury Survey …

OBJECTIVES: To assess rates and patterns of agricultural machinery injuries in farm
children in order to both determine priorities and develop strategies for injury control in this …

National estimates and descriptions of agricultural injuries occurring to youths are limited. In
1996, the National Committee for Childhood Agricultural Injury Prevention recommended …

Farming is one of the most dangerous occupations in the United States. Unfortunately, risk of
injury and death extends not only to adults, but to children that live, play, and work on the …

Objectives—The purpose of this effort was to identify the incidence and consequences of
both farming and non-farming related injuries and the potential risk factors for farming …

OBJECTIVES: To identify preventable risk factors related to agricultural injuries occurring to
children on family farms. SETTING: A geographically defined central region of Wisconsin …

Objective: To evaluate whether children's agricultural work practices were associated with
agricultural injury and to identify injury and work practice predictors. Design: Analyses were …