Acknowledgments [PDF]

Foreword & Executive Summary [PDF]

Chapter 1: Introduction [PDF]

Chapter 2: Methods [PDF]

Fatal Agricultural Injuries in Canada

Chapter 3: Work-Related Agricultural Fatalities - Overview [PDF]

Chapter 4: Work-Related Agricultural Fatalities by Age and Cause [PDF]

Chapter 5: Causes of Agricultural Fatalities [PDF]

Chapter 6: Work-Related Agricultural Fatalities by Province [PDF]

Chapter 7: Non Work-Related Agricultural Fatalities - Overview [PDF]

Chapter 8: Patterns of Agricultural Fatalities [PDF]

Hospitalized Agricultural Injuries in Canada

Chapter 9: Hospitalized Agricultural Injuries - Overview[PDF]

Chapter 10: Hospitalized Agricultural Machine-Related Injuries - Overview [PDF]

Chapter 11: Hospitalized Agricultural Machine-Related Injuries - Ages 1-14 [PDF]

Chapter 12: Hospitalized Agricultural Machine-Related Injuries - Ages 15-59 [PDF]

Chapter 13: Hospitalized Agricultural Machine-Related Injuries - Ages 60+ [PDF]

Chapter 14: Hospitalized Agricultural Injuries - Overview [PDF]

Chapter 15: Hospitalized Agricultural Machine-Related Injuries - Augers, Combines, PTOs, Motor Vehicles, Balers [PDF]

Chapter 16: Hospitalized Agricultural Non Machine-Related Injuries - Overview [PDF]

Chapter 17: Hospitalized Agricultural Non Machine-Related Injuries - Ages 1-14 [PDF]

Chapter 18: Hospitalized Agricultural Non Machine-Related Injuries - Ages 15-59 [PDF]

Chapter 19: Hospitalized Agricultural Non Machine-Related Injuries - Ages 60+ [PDF]

Chapter 20: Hospitalized Agricultural Non Machine-Related Injuries - Animals [PDF]

Chapter 21: Hospitalized Agricultural Non Machine-Related Injuries - Falls, Struck by Object [PDF]

Appendices [PDF]

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