Disability and Agriculture: Bibliography of Selected Publications and Media

  1. Allen, P. 1993. An Assessment of the Risks and Safety Education Training Needs of Farmers and Ranchers with Severe Physical Disabilities. Masters thesis, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. link
  2. Allen, P., W. E. Field, and M. Frick. 1995. Assessment of work-related injury risk for farmers and ranchers with physical disabilities. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health 1 (2):71-81. link
  3. Allen, P. B., M. J. Frick, and W. E. Field. 1995. The safety education training needs of farmers and ranchers with physical disabilities. Journal of Agricultural Education 36 (3). DOI: 10.5032/jae.1995.03050 link
  4. Arcury, T. A. 1995. Risk perceptions of occupational hazards among black farmers in the southeastern United States. The Journal of Rural Health 11 (4):240-250. DOI: 10.1111/j.1748-0361.1995.tb00422.x link
  5. Bashford, L. L., R. Mayfield, and H. Henke. 1982. Tractor Modifications for Paraplegics. Transactions of the ASAE 25 (2):301-303. link
  6. Bischoff, T., and J. Frisch. 1983. Improving the working situation of disabled farmers. Landtechnik 38 (6):264-266.
  7. Bitter, J. A. 1972. Some viable service delivery approaches in rural rehabilitation. Rehabilitation literature 33 (12):354-357.
  8. BNG. 2000. The Toolbox: Agricultural tools, equipment, machinery and buildings for farmers and ranchers with physical disabilities. West Lafayette, IN: Breaking New Ground Resource Center. link
  9. BNG. 2005. Conducting agricultural worksite assessments: A user’s guide for professionals assisting farmers & ranchers with physical disabilities. 3rd ed. West Lafayette, IN: Breaking New Ground Resource Center, Purdue University. link
  10. Brown, D. 1981. Working the Land: Adapting Farming for Disabled People. Disabled USA 4 (6):12-15.
  11. Browning, S. R., D. B. Reed, and R. H. McKnight. 1995. Back pain in older Kentucky Farmers. In American Public Health Association Annual meeting. San Diego, CA.
  12. Browning, S. R., H. Truszczynska, D. B. Reed, and R. H. McNKnight. 1998. Agricultural injuries among older Kentucky farmers: The farm family health and hazard surveillance study. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 33 (4):341-353. link
  13. Bruwelheide, K. L. 1985. Adapting equipment for the handicapped. The Agricultural Education Magazine 57 (8):13-15. link
  14. Burmeister, L. F., S. F. Van Lier, and P. Isacson. 1992. Leukemia and farm practices in Iowa. American Journal of Epidemiology 115 (5):720-728. link
  15. Chappell, J. H. 1959. How to Analyze the Rehabilitation Needs of Blind Persons on the Farm. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.
  16. Choi, S. W., C. Peek-Asa, N. L. Sprince, R. H. Rautianinen, K. J. Donham, G. A. Flamme, W. P. S., and Z. C. 2005. Hearing loss as a risk factor for agricultural injuries. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 48 (4):293-301. link
  17. Clay, J., T. Seekins, and C. Cowie. 1990. Secondary disabilities among American Indians on three reservations in Montana. Missoula, MT: The University of Montana, Montana University Affiliated Rural Institute on Disabilities.
  18. Collins, J. R., and M. A. Mohr. 1985. Attitudes and the handicapped. The Agricultural Education Magazine 57 (8):15-16. link
  19. Conlan, T. M., J. A. Miles, and W. E. Steinke. 1995. Static lower back stress analysis in citrus harvesting. Transactions of the ASABE 38 (3):929-936. link
  20. Cook, D., D. Ferritor, and P. Cooper. 1981. A challenge for the 1990’s: Rehabilitating the Rural Disabled. Journal of Rehabilitation 47 (2):56-59.
  21. Cook, K. E. and W. E. Field. 2011. Proceedings of Arthritis, Agriculture, and Rural Life: State of the Art Research, Practices, and Applications, West Lafayette, Indiana, May 11-13, 2011. Journal of Agromedicine 16 (4):311-318. DOI: 10.1080/1059924X.2011.607096 link
  22. Cortes, M. E. 1984. Rehabilitation of Disabled Migratory and Seasonal Agricultural Workers: Characteristics of Disabled Workers and Their Families, Impact of the State/Federal Vocational Rehabilitation Program, and Recommendations for Providing Comprehensive Rehabilitation services. Washington, D.C.: Interstate Research Associates.
  23. Davis, C. S., S. G. Heeringa, N. L. Sprince, R. B. Wallace, P. S. Whitten, and C. Zwerling. 1995. Occupational injuries among agricultural workers 51 to 61 years old: a national study. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health 1 (4):273-281. link
  24. Deboy, G. R., P. J. Jones, W. E. Field, J. M. Metcalf, and R. L. Tormoehlen. 2008. Estimating the prevalance of disability within the US farm and ranch population. Journal of Agromedicine 13 (3):175-190. DOI:10.1080/10599240802371763 link
  25. Delks, B., and B. Sillery. 1993. How accessible is your agriculture program? The Agricultural Education Magazine 65 (9):12-13. link
  26. Dennis, J., and J. May. 1995. Occupational noise exposure in dairy farming. In Human Sustainability in Agriculture: Health, Safety, Environment, edited by H. H. McDuffie and J. Dosman. Chelsea, MI: Lewis Publishers.
  27. Dillon, A., P. D. Gunderson, M. J. Knobloch, and N. Bellendorf. 1994. Ergonomics of back pain in farmers. In International Congress of Agricultural Medicine and Rural Health. Stockholm, Sweden.
  28. FAO. 1997. Report of the Round Table Meeting on the Integration of Disabled People in Agricultural and Agro-Industry Systems. Bangkok, Thailand: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. link
  29. Field, W. E. 1982. Lifting Barriers for Physically Handicapped Farmers. Paper read at Fifth Annual Conference on Rehabilitation Engineering, August 22-26, at Houstin, TX.
  30. Field, W. E. 1983. Minimizing occupational barriers for physically handicapped farmers and agricultural workers. Paper read at X World Congress on the Prevention of Occupational Accidents and Diseases, 8-13 May, at Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
  31. Field, W. E. 1984. Rehabilitation Technology – Breaking New Ground in Agriculture. Paper read at 2nd International Conference on Rural Rehabilitation, June 16-17, at Ottawa, Canada.
  32. Field, W. E. 1985. Farm equipment modifications. Breaking New Ground, Purdue University.
  33. Field, W. E. 1992. Assistive technology needs assessment of farmers and ranchers with spinal cord injuries. West Lafayette, IN: Breaking New Ground Resource Center, Purdue University.
  34. Field, W. E., and P. J. Jones. 2005. Disability in Agriculture. In Agricultural Medicine: A Practical Guide, edited by J. E. Lessinger. New York, NY: Springer. link
  35. Field, W. E., and A. P. Priess. 1980. Reducing the Barriers for the Handicapped Farm Tractor Operator. American Society of Agricultural Engineers.
  36. Fier, J., S. Neva, and J. Larson. 1986. 4 WD Tractor Operator Entry Assist Device for Disabled People (Design Report). Fargo, ND: Agricultural Enginnering Department, North Dakota State University.
  37. Fisher, T. F., and D. B. Reed. 1996. Lumbarsacral support belts: Their role in back injury prevention. Professional Safety 41 (9):28-30.
  38. Freeman, S. A., D. A. Brunsnighan, and W. E. Field. 1992. Selecting mobility aids for farmers and ranchers with physical disabilities. Technology and Disability 1 (4):63-76.
  39. Friesen, M., O. Krassikouva-Enns, L. Ringaert, and H. Isfeld. 2010. Farming with a Disability: Literature from a Canadian Perspective Journal of Agromedicine 15 (1):47-53. DOI:10.1080/10599240903389706 link
  40. Groff, G., J. May, M. Ries, M. Bauer, and R. Dalal. 1995. The prevalence of hip and knee osteoarthritis (OA) in dairy farmers. In American College of Rheumatology Meeting. Newport, RI.
  41. Gruver, M. I., P. B. Allen, W. E. Field, and J. Schweitzer. 1997. Plowshares #27, Potential health and safety risks of farming/ranching with a disability. West Lafayette, IN: Breaking New Ground Resource Center, Purdue University. link
  42. Hamm, K. E., W. E. Field, P. J. Jones, A. Wolfe, and E. Olson. 2012. Twenty years of AgrAbility: A retrospective forum. Journal of Agromedicine. 17 (4):410-14. DOI: 10.1080/1059924X.2012.713844 link
  43. Hancock, J. W., and W. E. Field. 1987. Plowshares #5, Selection of all-terrain vehicles by physically impaired farmers. West Lafayette, IN: Breaking New Ground, Purdue University. link
  44. Hanko, J., and W. Polman. 2003. A Handbook for Training of Disabled on Rural Enterprise Development. Bangkok, China: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific. link
  45. Hansen, C. E. 1972. Rural rehabilitation: The county agent. Journal of Rehabilitation 38 (2):20-22.
  46. Hawk, C., J. Gay, and K. J. Donham. 1991. Rural youth disability prevention project survey: results from 169 Iowa farm fatalities Journal of Rural Health 7 (2):170-179. link
  47. Hecht, A. 1980. Help for handicapped farmers and ranchers. Farm Show 4 (2):18. link
  48. Howe, D. 1979. Wish to farm a victor over crippling accident. Nebraska Farmer 18 Aug 1979:11, 16-17.
  49. Hwang, S. A., M. I. Gomez, A. D. Stark, T. L. St John, J. J. May, and E. M. Hallman. 2001. Severe farm injuries among new york farmers. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 40 (1):32-41. DOI: 10.1002/ajim.1069 link
  50. Jabbour, A., P. Rogers, R. Munoz, H. Tran, and B. Berry. 1982. Wheelchair-to-Tractor Lift. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada: Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Manitoba.
  51. Jackson, R. H., and G. L. Flanigan. 1981. Tractor Modification for Bilateral A/K Amputee. Paper read at Fourth Annual Conference on Rehabilitation Engineering, August 30 – September 3, at Washington, D.C.
  52. Johnson, D. E. 1996. Age and disability as risk factors for farm work-related injury among Iowa farmers. Doctoral dissertation, University of Iowa, Iowa City.
  53. Jones, P. J., and W. E. Field. 2006. Evolution of ‘The Toolbox’: Assistive technology manuals and database for agricultural workers with disabilities. In ASABE Annual International Meeting. Portland, OR. link
  54. Kennerly, A. B. 1961. Courage in action. Accent on Living Fall 1961:23-25.
  55. Kidd, P., T. Scharf, and M. Veazie. 1996. Linking Stress and Injury in the Farming Environment: A Secondary Analysis of Qualitative Data Health Education and Behavior 23 (2):224-237. link
  56. Knobloch, M. J., N. Bellendorf, and A. Dillon. 1996. The ergonomics of back pain in midwest dairy farmers. In APHA 124th Annual Meeting. New York, NY.
  57. Lanier, L. 1984. Who needs legs? Farm Journal Nov 1984:D.4.
  58. Latif, N., and L. L. Christianson. 1988. Cab accessibility: How important is it? Transactions of the ASAE 31 (1):5-8. link
  59. Mathew, S. N., W. E. Field, and B. F. French. 2011. Content validation using expert panel: Assessment process for Assistive Technology adopted by farmers with disabilities. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health. 17 (3):227-241. link
  60. Mathew, S. N., W. E. Field, and B. F. French. 2011. Secondary Injury Potential of Assistive Technologies Used by Farmers With Disabilities: Findings From Case Studies. Journal of Agromedicine. 16 (3):210-225. DOI: 10.1080/1059924X.2011.581542 link
  61. Mathew, S. N. and W. E. Field. 2011. Assessing the relationship between AgrAbility projects and state Vocational Rehabilitation Services. Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation. 35 (2).
  62. May, J. 1994. A study of noise dosimetry in New York dairy farmers. In First NIOSH AG Centers Annual Meeting.
  63. May, J. 1997. Occupational stress in New York farmers: the farm partners program. In 23rd Annual Conference of the National Association for Rural Mental Health. Grand Forks, ND.
  64. McCurdy, S. A., and D. J. Carroll. 2000. Agricultural injury. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 38 (4):463-480. link
  65. Metcalf, J. M. 2005. Enhancing utilization of upper limb prosthetics and assistive technology for farmers and farm workers. Masters thesis, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. link
  66. Meyer, R. H., and R. J. Fetsch. 2006. National AgrAbility Project Impact on Farmers and Ranchers with Disabilities. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health 12 (4):275-291. link
  67. Meyers, J., L. Bloomberg, J. Faucett, I. Janowitz, and J. Miles. 1995. Using ergonomics in the prevention of musculoskeletal cumulative trauma injuries in agriculture-learning from the mistakes of others. Journal of Agromedicine 2 (3):11-24. DOI:10.1300/J096v02n03_02 link
  68. Mills, J. D. 1970. Yule trees: Income for handicapped farmer. Accent on Living Winter 1970:35-36.
  69. Mobed, K., E. B. Gold, and M. B. Schenker. 1992. Occupational health problems among migrant and seasonal farm workers. Western Journal of Medicine 157 (3):367-373. link
  70. Morris, W. H. M., ed. 1966. Proceedings of the Purdue Farm Cardiac Seminar. West Lafayette, IN: Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station.
  71. Mulhern, F. 1962. Paraplegic farmer. Accent on Living Summer 1962.
  72. Niderfrank, E. J. 1970. Developing Programs for the Rural Handicapped. Washington, D.C.: United States Department of Agriculture, Cooperative Extension Service.
  73. Nordstrom, D. L., and J. Erickson. 1996. Farmers at risk for suffering hip joint disorder. Successful Farming 97 (2):64.
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  75. Omohundro, J., M. J. Schneider, J. N. Marr, and B. D. Grannemann. 1982. Disability in rural America: A four-county needs assessment. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and Training Center, University of Arkansas. link
  76. Petrea, R. E. 1993. Special populations: Need, size, and nature. The Agricultural Education Magazine 65 (9):19-20. link
  77. Racz, C. W. and W. E. Field. 2011. Dissemination of Assistive Technology information to farmers and ranchers with disabilities. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health. 17 (3):187-207. link
  78. Reed, D. 2004. Understanding and Meeting the Needs of Farmers With Amputations. Orthopaedic Nursing 23 (6):397-405. link
  79. Reed, D. B. 1994. Development and refinement of on-farm physical screening for older farmers. Paper read at NIOSH Symposium of Efforts to Prevent Injury and Disease Among Agricultural Workers, at DHHS (NIOSH).
  80. Reed, D. B. 1996. Farming after an upper-extremity amputation: what farmers don’t know. In Third International Conference on Injury Prevention and Control. Melbourne, Australia.
  81. Reed, D. B. 1996. Occupational rehabilitation of farmers with upper-extremity amputation. Doctoral dissertation, University of Kentucky.
  82. Reed, D. B. 1996. Use of assistive technology by upper extremity amputee farmers. In Third Annual NIOSH Agricultural Health and Safety Conference. Iowa City, IA.
  83. Reed, D. B., S. R. Browning, and R. H. McKnight. 1995. Hearing loss among older farmers: An occupational risk. In American Public Health Association 123rd Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA.
  84. Reed, D. B., and D. T. Claunc. 1998. Returning to farming after upper-extremity loss: What the farmers say. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health Special Issue (1):129-137. link
  85. Richey, C. B., and W. E. Field. 1985. Man-lift Attachment for Paraplegic Tractor Operators. American Society of Agricultural Engineers.
  86. Richey, C. B., and W. E. Field. 1987. Breaking New Ground’s Mark II chairlift for agricultural equipment. Paper read at 10th Annual RESNA Conference, at San Jose, CA.
  87. Scanlon, D. C., and C. D. Baggett. 1985. Vocational Agriculture and the Handicapped Student… Are they being served? The Agricultural Education Magazine 57 (8):4-5. link
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  90. Schweitzer, R. A., G. R. Deboy, P. J. Jones, and W. E. Field. 2011. AgrAbility mental/behavioral health for farm/ranch families with disabilities. Journal of Agromedicine. 16 (2):87-98. DOI: 10.1080/1059924X.2011.554766 link
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  93. Skinner, D. 1982. Disabled farmer. Illinois Farm Bureau Television Service, Bloomington, IL.
  94. Stiles, M., I. V. Domingo, and J. I. Grieshop. 1995. Drawing on experience: Mexican-origin workers’ evaluation of farm safety illustrations. Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health 1 (2):117-133. link
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