When I speak with people about agricultural injuries, one cause of injury that always comes up is complacency — the farmer has “done this a thousand times.”
Keep your body feeling good to farm at your best
Proper form, stretching and strengthening exercises, properly adjusted equipment and periodic breaks can all help prevent musculoskeletal injuries on the farm.
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