Introduction Agricultural injuries remain a major concern in North America, with a fatal injury
rate of 19.5 deaths per 100,000 workers in the United States. Numerous research efforts …

Introduction Fatal and non-fatal youth (ages 0–17) injuries in US agriculture continue to be a
significant public health concern. Despite sustained work and attention from federally …

Background Agriculture is one of the most hazardous occupations in the USA. Especially,
tractor rollover incidents are the leading cause of farming-related injuries or deaths. This …

Background US government child labor policies allow children as young as age 10 to be
hired as workers on farms not operated by family members. Children may face substantial …

Objectives: Agriculture remains one of the most dangerous industries in the United States.
Fatal injury reports influence outreach and education training topics and assist in prioritizing …

Children as young as ten-years-old can legally work as hired farm labor in the United States.
In North Carolina, many hired children are part of the Latinx farmworker community …

Researchers and epidemiologists are working to improve the capture of agriculture, forestry,
and fishing (AgFF) injuries in a variety of ways. A critical component of any surveillance …

Objectives To assess the demographic and causal factors, plus trends in rates of fatal farm
incidents involving children (< 15 years) in Australia over the 2001‐2019 period. Design A …

Introduction Comic books and graphic novels have been used in health education. The
youth of migrant and seasonal agricultural workers are highly vulnerable to the health …

Purpose Due to numerous environmental hazards such as heavy machinery and large
livestock, youth who live and work on farms are at high risk of injury, disability, and death …