AgrAbility

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The Newsletters listed below, were produced when the National AgrAbility Project was located at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2001-2008.

Our Last Newsletter, Summer 2008

The Roots of AgrAbility
Summer 2008 , Vol.8, No.4On June 18, 2008 the Farm Bill was reauthorized by Congress, securing another eight years of funding for AgrAbility. To mark this occasion we are looking back on the past seventeen years of the USDA’s funding of AgrAbility, and our combined efforts to assist people with disabilities involved in production agriculture and their families.Also Featuring:

Advocacy for Farmers with Disabilities
AgrAbility Partnerships
A NAP Thank You

Summer 2008

Newsletters from 2001 through 2008

Past issues of the newsletters are offered here as PDF only , because the newsletters are now several years old and many of the links will undoubtedly be broken. However, the client stories and information used to assist the client should still be valuable. If you have a need for a more accessible version (e.g., HTML) or some other request, please use the Contact Us form to let us know.

2008	2007	2006	2005
Client Story: Tom Holm – Looking Back on an Idaho Farmer’s Journey, Spring 2008 , Vol.8, No.3 Spring 2008 Client Story: Andy Byrd and Whippoorwhill Hollow, Winter 2008 , Vol.8, No.2 Winter 2008	Client Story: Gary Wical, Fall 2007, Vol.8, No.1 Fall 2007 Polio: Lasting Effects, Summer 2007, Vol.7, No.4 Summer 2007 A Lifetime of Farming Leaves its Mark, Spring 2007, Vol.7, No.3 Spring 2007 Farmer Keeps on Going…to State Capital, Winter 2007, Vol.7, No.2 Winter 2007	Opportunities Bloom for AgrAbility Client, Fall 2006 , Vol.7, No.1 Fall 2006 AgrAbility helps a farmer not ready for retirement, Summer 2006 , Vol.6, No.4 Summer 2006 Fresh Market and Direct Marketing, Spring 2006 , Vol.6, No.3 Spring 2006 Hog Farming, Winter 2006 , Vol.6, No.2 Winter 2006	Health Literacy, Fall 2005 , Vol.6, No.1 Fall 2005 Parkinson’s Disease, Summer 2005 , Vol.5, No.4 Summer 2005 Lower Extremity Amputations, Spring 2005 , Vol.5, No.3 Spring 2005 Poultry, March 2005 , Vol.5, No.2 March 2005
2004	2003	2002	2001
Respiratory Issues, October 2004 , Vol.5, No.1 October 2004 Traumatic Brain Injury, July 2004 , Vol.4, No.4 July 2004 Feed Carts, April 2004 , Vol.4, No.3 April 2004 Self-Employment, January 2004 , Vol.4, No.2 January 2004	Handling Hay, October 2003, Vol.4, No.1 Hay Handling Coping with Stress, July 2003, Vol.3, No.6 Mental Health Back Injuries, May 2003, Vol.3, No.5 Back Saving Multiple Sclerosis (MS), March 2003, Vol.3, No.4 March 2003 Slips and Falls, January 2003, Vol.3, No.3 Slips and Falls Livestock Management, Winter 2003, Vol.3, No.2 Winter 2003	Grain Handling, Fall 2002, Vol.3, No.1 Fall 2002 Vocational Rehabilitation, Summer 2002, Vol.2, No.4 Summer 2002 Strokes, Spring 2002, Vol.2, No.3 Spring 2002 Hitches,Winter 2002, Vol.2, No.2 Winter 2002	Arthritis, Fall 2001, Vol.2, No.1 Arthritis Fall 2001 Commercial Person Tractor Lifts, Summer 2001, Vol.1, No.2 Summer 2001 Farming with Diabetes, Winter 2001, Vol.1, No.1 Winter 2001 Related resources supplement for Winter 2001

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Newsletters from 2001 through 2008