Safety on the Farm: Upcoming survey to aid Kansas agriculture

K-State hopes new program will heighten safety for state’s farmers

MANHATTAN, Kan. – In every business or industry, accidents happen. Sometimes those mishaps cost money only, but in many cases, it can mean serious injury or even death.

Tawnie Larson, a project consultant for the Kansas Agriculture Safety and Health program at Kansas State University, said the most common agriculture injuries are mus…