Breaking New Ground helps disabled farmers stay in farming
In Minnesota and Indiana a Purdue extension safety specialist, Bill Field, leads Breaking New Ground to aid 560,000 paraplegic and disabled U.S. farmers. The program offers a newsletter, workshops, modified machinery, and a clearinghouse to share adaptations enabling disabled farmers to continue farming and make informed choices.
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