Centers for Agricultural Safety and Health

The Centers for Agricultural Safety and Health (CASH) are 12 groups that check the safety of people in fishing, forestry, and agriculture. These groups are given money and information by NIOSH to protect these people. These groups were made in 1990 under the Agricultural Health and Safety Initiative.

 National Ag Safety Database 
One place of safety information made after the Agricultural Health and Safety Initiative is the National Ag Safety Database (NASD). The NASD gives out information on agriculture dangers. The largest groups that have made and given money to NASD are NIOSH and CS-CASH. CS-CASH is the Central-State Centers for Agricultural Safety and Health, one of the 12 groups that check safety of people in agriculture.

 The 12 groups 
 PNASH - Placed in the Pacific Northwest, run by the University of Washington
 WCAHS - West, run by UC Davis
 HICAHS - High plains intermountain, run by Colorado State University
 SW Ag Center  - Southwest, run by the University of Texas
 SCCAHS - Southeast Coast, run by the University of Florida
 SCAHIP  - Southeast, run by the University of Kentucky
 CS-CASH - Central States, run by the University of Nebraska
 UMASH - Upper Midwest, run by the University of Minnesota
 GPCAH - Great Plains, run by the University of Iowa
 NEC - Northeast, run by the New York Center for Agricultural Medicine and Health (Bassett Healthcare Network)
 NCCRAHS - National Children's Center for Rural Agricultural Health and Safety, run by the Marshfield Clinic Research Institute
 Great Lakes Center for Farmworker Health and Well-being - run by the University of Illinois Chicago

 Related pages 
 NIOSH
 N95

 References 

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