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Disasters: Trauma and Coping

by McKenzie Zimmermann

MF3597

The physical traumas that are a part of natural disasters are often sudden, unexpected, require multiple agencies to respond, and can typically take years to overcome. The emotional and mental trauma resulting from disasters can be just as harmful. So, how does one cope with disaster? This publication includes suggestions for coping after a disaster and resources for more information. 4 pages, color.

Published Date: Feb 2022

What is Kansas AgrAbility?

by Tawnie Larson et al.

MF3464

This fact sheet provides an overview of the services offered through the Kansas AgrAbility Project, which helps connect farmers and ranchers with information and services they may need if they have a disability or health condition that affects their ability to be actively engaged in agriculture. 2-page, color.

Published Date: Sep 2019

KansasAgrAbility, 2019 Year in Review

by Tawnie Larson

RPT100

Kansas AgrAbility enables Kansas agricultural workers who have been injured or have an activity limiting condition to remain actively engaged in agriculture. This annual report highlights the services provided and who was served during 2019. 11" by 26” trifold color poster.

Published Date: Feb 2020

Staying Healthy in the Elements

by Tawnie Larson

MF3481

People that work in agriculture are faced with many challenges, including working in extreme weather conditions. This fact sheet from the Kansas AgrAbility Project outlines some tips to help farmers and ranchers stay in healthy condition while working outdoors. 2 pages, color.

Published Date: Mar 2020

Cultivating Accessible Agriculture

by Tawnie Larson

MF3477

The Kansas AgrAbility Project provides a wide range of no-cost assistance to farmers, ranchers, and farmworkers who have health conditions or disabilities. This trifold brochure provides information about the services provided through the project. 2 pages, color.

Published Date: Mar 2020

Hearing Conservation for the Agricultural Community

by Janna Sorensen Robert Garcia

MF2875

Use hearing protection consistently. Farm workers are exposed to loud equipment in a field or workshop. These hazardous noise levels can lead to hearing loss. 4-page. b/w.

Published Date: May 2009

Fire Suppression in Cedar Woodlands

by Eric Ward

MF2917

This publication address safety techniques, fire behaviors, and control tactics used in fighting fires in cedar woodlands. 4-page, 2-color.

Published Date: Nov 2013

Safety Tips for Farming with Arthritis

by Tawnie Larson et al.

MF3470

Arthritis can make everyday farm tasks more difficult. This fact sheet from the Kansas AgrAbility Project suggests modifications and low-cost devices to help farmers accommodate limitations caused by arthritis. 2 pages, color.

Published Date: Oct 2019

Safety Tips for Farming with a Back Injury or Back Problem

by Tawnie Larson et al.

MF3469

Farming safely with a back injury may require adaptations and assistive technologies. This fact sheet from the Kansas AgrAbility Project outlines factors to take into consideration and resources for more information. 2 pages, color.

Published Date: Oct 2019

Growing Growers: Tips for Safe Tractor Operation

by Cary L. Rivard

MF3127

Small-tractor safety tips for beginning growers. 2-page, color.

Published Date: Dec 2015

Machinery Safety on the Farm

by John W. Slocombe Kerri Ebert

MF2941

Timely maintenance, responsible use, and comprehensive safety awareness training are ways farmers can protect themselves and others from injury or death when working with and around agricultural machinery. 4-page, b/w.

Published Date: Dec 2010

USDOL Certificate of Training

PM56

Department of Labor certificate required for youth ages 14 and older showing completion of tractor and machinery operation training. Also available as a form-fillable pdf. 5.5" x 8.5” 3-part form, b/w.

Revision Date: Feb 2020

Livestock Safety

by John W. Slocombe Kerri Ebert

MF2656

Approach livestock slowly from an angle, not directly from behind. Cattle, sheep, horses, and swine can be easily frightened by shadows or surface changes. Moving or flapping objects can disrupt handling. Loud noises can cause distress. 4-page, b/w.

Published Date: Dec 2010

Tractor Safety: For the Landscaping and Horticultural Services Industry

MF2708

Tractor safety tips, along with real accident reports, have been combined to give you a better understanding of the risks associated with this type of work.

Published Date: Apr 2006

Seguridad al Usar el Tractor (Tractor Safety in Spanish)

MF2708S

Tractor safety tips, along with real accident reports, have been combined to give you a better understanding of the risks associated with this type of work.

Published Date: Apr 2006