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It is undeniable that farming is physically demanding work, and it becomes even more challenging when a disability affects someone working in agriculture. Limitations can occur due to an accident, disease, genetic conditions, etc. Paul Jones, National AgrAbility Project Manager, shares how the AgrAbility program, which is funded as part of the Farm Bill, finds incredible solutions to help men and women continue their desire to remain working on the farm, even when it seems improbable.
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