A one‐year prospective survey was conducted to study the incidence of and potential risk
factors for farm‐related injuries in Eastern Ontario. One hundred and seventeen dairy and …

A one-year retrospective survey was conducted to study the incidence of, and potential risk
factors for farm-related injuries. One hundred thirteen dairy and beef farms in Eastern …

Death certificate data concerning farm-related injury deaths among children 0 to 9 years of
age in Wisconsin and Illinois for the period of 1979 to 1985 were reviewed. Average annual …

Abstract Information on agricultural trauma is limited and difficult to find. Planning for
effective prevention strategies and evaluation is compromised by lack of a good surveillance …

Farm mechanization has resulted in extensive use of wheat threshers on Indian farms. It has
also increased agricultural injuries. A prospective study was undertaken for analysis of …

Grain auger-related injuries were studied by examining the injury data obtainedfrom the
Queensland workers compensation database. Close to 60% of 52 claimants weremale …

The rate of accidental deaths among farmers has increased, making farming one of the most
hazardous occupations in America today. Much of the literature has focused on injuries and …

OBJECTIVE: To review a series of farm injuries in the parkland region of Manitoba, compare
the collected data to similar studies, and provide a baseline for deriving effective preventive …

From our experience it appears that the number of corn picker injuries to the extremities is
decreasing, at least in our geographic area. This decrease, however, is being replaced by …

For well over three decades, the American farm has been charac-terized as both one of the
most productive and most hazardous worksites in the United States. This latter dubious …