Webinar Presentation PDFs
- AgrAbility of Wisconsin 5.27.20
- FSA Loan Programs 5.27.20
- DVR Training – Beef
- DVR Training – Crops and Ag Safety
- DVR Training – Dairy
- DVR Training – Organic/CSA
All recordings of the trainings and webinars can be viewed on our YouTube page.
Agriculture Related Links
- Healthy Farmers, Healthy Profits
- University of Wisconsin Center for Agricultural Safety and Health
- UW-Madison Biological Systems Engineering
- Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
- Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
- Wisconsin Farm Service Agency
- Wisconsin Ag Connection
- Wisconsin Agricultural Statistics Service
- Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board
Disability Related Links
- General Assistive Technology Information
- Wisconsin’s Assistive Technology Program (WisTech)
- Telecommunication Assistance Program (TAP)
- National Assistive Technology Act Technical Assistance and Training (AT3) Center
- Association of Assistive Technology Act Programs (ATAP)
- Assistive Technology Industry Association
- ILRU
- Telecommunications Equipment Distribution Program Association
- I Can Connect
- Breaking New Ground Resource Center
- Easter Seals Wisconsin
- National Farm Medicine Center
- Wisconsin Department of Health Services
- Wisconsin Independent Living Centers
- Wisconsin’s DVR
- Social Security Administration
- Software Accessibility for the Disabled
- Internet and Web Based Accessibility Resources
- New Mouth – Developmental Disabilities
- New Mouth – Physical Disabilities
- Vision Center
- Vision Center – Astigmatism
Other Links
- Department of Public Instruction – Agricultural Education
- Rural Insurance Companies
- Wisconsin Housing and Economics Development Authority (WHED)
AgrAbility of Wisconsin Impact Evaluation
Since 1991 AgrAbility of Wisconsin staff has been helping Wisconsin farmers with disabilities succeed in farming. During that time more than 1,200 farmers have received information and worksite assessment plans and nearly all the plans have been implemented. In 2003, the National AgrAbility Project conducted an impact survey of farmers who were clients in state projects. Two hundred AgrAbility of Wisconsin clients were sent an evaluation and 116 clients completed the evaluation to measure the impact of the AgrAbility program. The impact evaluation addressed the tasks performed before and after acquiring a disability, the quality of the assistance, and the impact of the assistance on the farm’s productivity and financial return. The evaluation compares the AgrAbility of Wisconsin clients to the responses of seven other state projects. Below is a link to the Impact Evaluation.
AgrAbility of Wisconsin Impact Evaluation (PDF File)
Ergonomics of Back Pain in Farmers
Many farmers, and farm workers, face pain because of the physical work they do on a daily basis. These publications highlight the effects of the physical work on the body.
Ergonomics of Agriculture (PDF File)
Ergonomics of Back Pain in Farmers (PDF File)