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Kansas AgrAbility expands outreach to disabled farmers
Kansas State University Research and Extension adds the Kansas AgrAbility Project to its Agricultural Safety and Health Program. AgrAbility assists farmers and workers with disabilities via no cost on farm assessments equipment modification ideas and help navigating service agencies. Partners include Southeast Kansas Independent Living SKIL Assistive Technology for Kansans and ongoing national networks. Call 800 526 3648 for access.
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