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Ergonomics


Ergonomics for Women in the Trades
by Jennifer Hess

Learn about ergonomics, preventing injuries and working more safely. This slide show was prepared by Jennifer Hess from the University of Oregon’s Labor Education and Research Center, a soon-to-be consultant to Green Heron Tools.

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Shoveling 101
by Angie Hissong

As you know, shoveling most often affects the lower lumbar region of the back and your upper extremities – shoulders, elbows, wrists, and fingers. The majority of serious injuries while shoveling occur in one’s back, so below are a few tips to help you stay healthy while doing all of that shoveling on your farm and/or in your garden!

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