This session will discuss creating reliable peer-reviewed plans for do-it-yourself (DIY) agricultural assistive technology. Do you use YouTube to learn about DIY projects? Is that a reliable source of information that produces safe and effective results? The presenters will discuss sources like the Midwest Plan Service (MWPS), which is a university-based cooperative distributing peer-reviewed farm and equipment plans.
Our presenters:
Ned Stoller is a certified Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) and agricultural engineering consultant for Michigan AgrAbility, National AgrAbility, Michigan Rehabilitation Services, and Fulfilling Life Ministries. Since beginning his assistive technology career at Purdue University in 1998, Ned’s mission has been to encourage people with disabilities that they are loved by God and have great value and can find dignity in work.
Jeff Kratochwill is the AgrAbility of Wisconsin co-director and the Easter Seals Wisconsin Farm Program director. Jeff is also a RESNA-certified Assistive Technology Professional (ATP). He has worked for the past 17 years serving farmers with disabilities in the state of Wisconsin to help them continue to farm after a disabling condition.
A question & answer period is scheduled after the presentation.
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