Using the Internet as a resource for assisting in crop management strategies will be highly promoted. Evaluation Plan Evaluations will be made available to producers at meetings to assess the success of the individual programs on increasing grower knowledge, awareness and adoption of new risk management methods presented at the event. Evaluations should also include consideration of other media on similar subjects considered by the grower. The use of machinery, pesticides, anhydrous ammonia and other chemicals is essential to the production of all crops in North Dakota. Injuries of all kind happen in crop production.
Education can reduce the number of injuries when it is delivered persistently.
Injury and fatality is not essential to the production of crops in North Dakota. Safety education efforts must be conducted to minimize the loss. Anticipated Outcomes A reduced injury and fatality rate resulting from work activities involved in crop production. An enhanced awareness of hazards involved in crop production. A reduction of the risks involved in crop production.