Rehabilitation: Agriculture

The AgrAbility Project assists agricultural and agribusiness workers who have physical and mental disabilities, which may include one or more of the following: amputation, multiple sclerosis, arthritis, muscular dystrophy, back pain, post-polio syndrome, cancer, respiratory problems, cardiac problems, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, stroke, deafness and hearing impairments, traumatic brain injury, mental retardation, and blindness or vision impairments.

1. AgrAbility
   The AgrAbility Project was created to assist people with disabilities employed in agriculture. It links Cooperative Extension Services with nonprofit disability service organizations to provide practical education and assistance that promotes independence in agricultural production and rural living. The AgrAbility Project has emerged as one of rural America's most valuable and cost-effective resources.
   
2. AgrAbility in Australia
   An Innovative program for the Injured/Disabled Farmers in Rural Australia.
   
3. AgrAbility for Pennsylvanians
   Cultivating Independence for Farmers and Farm Families Affected by Disability.
   
4. Breaking New Ground Resource Center
   Since its inception in 1979, the Breaking New Ground Resource Center in Purdue's Department of Agricultural & Biological Engineering has become internationally recognized as the primary source for information and resources on rehabilitation technology for persons working in agriculture.
   Purdue University
   1146 ABE Building; West Lafayette, Indiana 47907-1146 USA
   
5. Farm Accessibility in Canada
   
6. Farmers With Disabilities Get Help From Agrability (Farmability)
   FarmAbility
   
7. Iowa AgrAbility Project
   
8. Kentucky AgrAbility
   
9. Montana / Idaho AgrAbility Project and Farm Safety Program
   
10. Nebraska AgrAbility
    
11. South Dakota AgrAbility Project
    
12. Tennessee AgrAbility Project