Accessibility Modifications to a Ford 4000 Tractor for a Farmer with a Spinal Cord Injury
Christopher Lee Wray
An honors thesis presented to the faculty of the Mechanical Engineering Department, University of Missouri-Columbia. In partial fulfillment of the requirements for honors scholar designation for the degree Bachelor of Science. May 2001.

Borman Dairy Project
Aaron Porter, Bart Korman, Chuck Stewart, and Devon Casady
ASM 363 Senior Design Project
This project brought to light some problems and solutions to help Mrs. Borman access different areas of the dairy far operation. The areas of concern included the milking parlor, farm equipment, and general farmstead. The objectives are to provide solutions to make movement and participation in the daily operation easier and more enjoyable for Mrs. Borman. Fall 1998.

Farmers and Arthritis: AgrAbility State-Level Survey Results
Tanya Kessinger, OTS
Completed her Supervised Clinical Field Work with the Missouri AgrAbility Project and Missouri Arthritis Rehabilitation Research and Training Center (MARRTC) in the area of arthritis and agriculture. Partial completion of master's level degree program, Department of Occupational Therapy, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, July 1999.

Farmers and Arthritis: Missouri Farmers with Arthritis Survey Results
Tanya Kessinger, OTS
Completed her Supervised Clinical Field Work with the Missouri AgrAbility Project and Missouri Arthritis Rehabilitation Research and Training Center (MARRTC) in the area of arthritis and agriculture. Partial completion of master's level degree program, Department of Occupational Therapy, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, July 1999.

Farmers with Arthritis: Tractor Simple Solutions
Tanya Kessinger, OTS
Completed her Supervised Clinical Field Work with the Missouri AgrAbility Project and Missouri Arthritis Rehabilitation Research and Training Center (MARRTC) in the area of arthritis and agriculture. Partial completion of master's level degree program, Department of Occupational Therapy, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, July 1999.

Farming with Arthritis: Assisting Farmers with Arthritis; presented at National AgrAbility Conference
Tanya Kessinger, OTS
Completed her Supervised Clinical Field Work with the Missouri AgrAbility Project and Missouri Arthritis Rehabilitation Research and Training Center (MARRTC) in the area of arthritis and agriculture. Partial completion of master's level degree program, Department of Occupational Therapy, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, July 1999.

Grow 2000
Jennifer Bliefnick, OTS; Stephanie Burton, OTS; Megan Christ, OTS; and Michelle Crawford, OTS.
A low back pain education and prevention program for small farm operators was developed by the University of Missouri-Columbia senior-level occupational therapy students from the Department of Occupational, School of Health Profession, in the School of Medicine, Fall 2000.

Guarantee Yourself Easier Breathing: Choose the Right Respiratory Protection for You (poster display)
Kasey Lindsey, Maryville University School of Nursing-St. Louis, Missouri
The Guarantee Yourself Easier Breathing poster display illustrates how to choose the respiratory protection for you while working within and around an agricultural environment, Winter 2003. .

Harvest of Faith in Missouri
Russell C. Adams
A photographic documentary showing how four farm families faced disabling conditions. Summer 1996.

Hazards to Your Lungs (power point presentation)
Kasey Lindsey, Maryville University School of Nursing-St. Louis, Missouri
Hazards to Your Lungs from Grain Dust and Mold Inhalation. PowerPoint Presentation (including speaker notes) illustrating how to protect your lungs within an agricultural environment. Winter 2003.

Increased Accessibility Garden
Sabrina Brown, Doug Hartley, and Jessica Howell
Dr. Marilyn Sanford has requested the assistance of the design team in remodeling her residence. She is interested in making her home more accessible for a person using a wheelchair. The goal of the design team is to make the landscaping around the home available for use by a person using a wheelchair. The solution developed by the team is to incorporate raised bed vegetable and flower gardens into the desired remodeling plan. Winter 2002.

Students Learn How a Split Second can Result in a Life-Altering Farm Injury
Karen Wingert, PT
University of Missouri physical therapy students learned, it's not enough time to prevent a life-altering farm accident. The lesson came while students studied the case of a Missouri farmwoman whose sleeve caught in a grain auger. In an instant, both her arms were amputated; Hannibal Courier Post, Hannibal, Missouri, March 19, 2003.

Three-tenths of a Second - Less than a Heart Beat - is a Fast Human Reaction Time when Triggered by an Unexpected Event.
Karen Wingert, PT
University of Missouri physical therapy students learned, it's not enough time to prevent a life-altering farm accident. The lesson came while students studied the case of a Missouri farmwoman whose sleeve caught in a grain auger. In an instant, both her arms were amputated; © 2003, PRIMEDIA Business Magazines & Media Inc., FP Online, Mar 17, 2003, 12:00 a.m. ET.