The Farm Progress Show: ISU Extension Shows Commitment to Health and Safety
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The health and safety of Iowans involved in agriculture is a priority for several Iowa State University (ISU) Extension specialists who will offer research and educational materials at the 2010 Farm Progress Show. The long-term Agricultural Health Study (AHS) that has more than 58,500 Iowa participants is the topic Betsy Buffington and Kristine Schaefer, Pest Management and the Environment program specialists, are including in their display at the Health and Safety Tent.
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September 15th, 2010 at 4:50 pm
It is good to see that Iowa are being so pro-active as a state with tackling Health and Safety in the farming industry. In the UK, the farming communities are often forgotten and a similar scheme would be really useful to address grass roots Health and Safety