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jbgruver
Posted 8/30/2014 12:48 (#4047115)
Subject: How has physical labor changed on your farm?



Hello folks,

over the Labor Day weekend, the students in one of my conservation classes are interviewing active or current farmers that are 70 or older about how physical labor in agriculture has changed during their lifetime.

2 of the students in the class have indicated that they need help connecting with an interview candidate.

If any of you are willing to answer the following Qs, please shoot me an email ([email protected]) OR you could just post your answers as a reply to this message.

Thanks for considering this possibility!

Joel
WIU Agriculture

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Biographical info: Age? Gender? Education? Career?

How have the physical demands of agriculture changed during your life?

Do you miss any of the physical work of the past?

What types of physically demanding work do you miss the least?

Did you get paid for agricultural labor as a child? If not, what motivated you to do it?

Do you view the reductions in physical labor in agriculture during your lifetime as all positive? Do you think there are any negative trade-offs?

Do you think participation in agricultural labor has impacted your health or character? Please explain.

Is there anything else that you would like to share about physical labor in agriculture?

Edited by jbgruver 8/30/2014 12:48
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