What is Washington AgrAbility?
Washington AgrAbility offers free consultation services and education to connect you and your family to resources which promote well-being in the workplace and reduce the risk of secondary injury. *Washington AgrAbility does not purchase individual equipment, however, you will be connected with resources available.
Who Can Use AgrAbility?
Anyone working in agriculture experiencing, but not limited to:
- Arthritis
- Spinal cord injury/paralysis
- Back pain
- Amputations
- Head and brain injury
- Visual and hearing impairments
- PTSD
- Mental health concerns
- Respiratory issues
- Heart conditions and stroke
Learn ways to stay safe while being productive. For more information, call WSU Skagit County Extension at 360-428-4270 x0 or email washington.agrability@wsu.edu.
WSU Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence on noncompliance may be reported through your local WSU Extension Office.
The Toolbox Online
Assistive Technology Database
- More than 1,500 products that can assist farmers, ranchers, other agricultural workers, gardeners, and anyone else with functional limitations.
- Contains product descriptions, supplier information, photos, and videos when available
- Accessible on mobile devices
Explore AgrAbility.org to find additional information on these topics and much more:
- AgrAbility Projects around the country
- Arthritis and back health
- Worksite and vocational rehabilitation issues
- FAQs on disability in agriculture
Contact by phone at 800-825-4264 or email agrability@agrability.org.
Program Contact
Trevor Lane, County Director/Associate ProfessorPhone Number509-775-5225 x1116 Email Address • trevor.lane@wsu.edu