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Iowa
State University Extension
If you're
planning major renovations on your farm, consider the possibility
of installing underground power lines.
Today's
farm machinery is bigger and taller, making the danger of
working around electric lines greater than ever. Tall equipment
that you regularly use, like portable grain augers, easily
can contact power lines, especially around grain bins.
Underground
power lines will make your workplace safer, and save time
and worry.
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NASD Review: 04/2002
This
newsletter item was distributed by Iowa State University Extension
as part of the Safe Farm program. Safe Farm promotes health
and safety in agriculture. It is funded by the National Institute
for Occupational Safety and Health, Iowa State University,
and a network of groups that serve Iowa farm workers and their
families. Distribution date: November 1992.
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