A Purdue University ag safety specialist says a new study shows a significant decline in grain entrapments. Ed Sheldon says entrapments are the leading cause of fatalities in the U.S. but have declined 34% since 2022. “As far as looking at grain entrapments, we accounted for 27 grain entrapments in 2023,” he says. “Over time, […]
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