The Colorado AgrAbility Project (CAP) is a partnership between Colorado State University Extension and Goodwill Industries of Colorado. The program is funded in part by a grant from the U.S Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) to provide information, education, and services to farmers, ranchers, agricultural workers and their families with disabilities, illnesses, or conditions. This unique collaboration promotes independence in production agriculture by helping workers find the help they need to begin, remain, or regain employment on their farm or ranch.
Thanks to the Colorado AgrAbility project, Colorado farmers and ranchers engaged in production agriculture are able to continue working, despite a long term illness, permanent injury, aging issues or other physical challenges.
Do you have any questions or concerns about how Colorado AgrAbility may be able to help keep you farming and overcome illness or injury through Assistive Technology? Did you know that this is a free service for farmers and ranchers provided by USDA in the Farm Bill? For more information come see us on May5 at the Health Fair.
Do you have any questions or concerns about how Colorado AgrAbility may be able to help keep you farming and overcome illness or injury through Assistive Technology? Did you know that this is a free service for farmers and ranchers provided by USDA in the Farm Bill? For more information come see us on May13 at the Health Fair.
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