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Wear and tear of farm work
Leverenz shares how to limit injury risk on dairies Paul Leverenz with Easter Seals Wisconsin provided many tips and tricks for personal care on the farm during a presentation on…
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Volunteer digs deep — helping and farming
Keith Posselt was named Easter Seals Wisconsin’s Outstanding Volunteer last year. The Outagamie County beef producer joked that this recognition goes against everything he was taught growing up on a…
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Program Helps Farmers with Challenges
AgrAbility of Wisconsin and Easter Seals Wisconsin partner to provide farmers with the resources they need to continue working on their farms in the aftermath of a disabling farm injury…
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New technologies reduce physical strain for farmers
MARSHFIELD — Innovations in farm equipment are allowing farmers to keep the life they love, even after a life-threatening injury. Hortonville farmer Keith Posselt said his life changed Jan. 31,…
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Expert offers tips for avoiding injury
MARSHFIELD — The work on a farm never stops, even if the farmer is injured. Occupational therapist Tanya Schaer gave tips for reducing pain from injuries and not making them…
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AgrAbility helps Sharon farmer stay in business
SHARON—Sometimes dairy farming is just in a person’s blood. So no matter how bad things get, or how wildly the milk prices swing, or how hard it is to get…
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National AgrAbility Training Workshop Set in New York State
The 2015 AgrAbility National Training Workshop will cover issues of disability in the agricultural industry and include tours of area farms and other attractions. The conference will be April 13-16…
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AgrAbility of Wisconsin Announces 2015 Summit
AgrAbility of Wisconsin, together with the National Farm Medicine Center, is pleased to announce the upcoming AgrAbility of Wisconsin Summit. The event will take place Monday, March 16th, 2015, with…
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Local Veteran Finds Peace on Farm
Steve Acheson grew up on a dairy farm in Campbellsport, WI, and that’s where his passion for agriculture started. At the age of 18, he joined the Army and served…
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Wisconsin AgrAbility the most active in US
MADISON The $180,000 federal grant that funds AgrAbility of Wisconsin has been renewed after six months of waiting. “Receiving this grant that is shared between Easter Seals of Wisconsin and…





