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Canadian Agriculture Injury Reporting: Agriculture-related Fatalities in Ontario 1990–2020

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16 being propelled from machinery (10%), fall from height (7%). Machine-related entanglements accounted for 6%; traffic collisions, asphyxiations from grain or soil and being struck by object falling or propelling fatalities accounted for 4% each. Animal-related fatalities accounted for 3%. There were an additional 32 agriculture-related fatalities involving 14 other mechanisms of injury that were not included in the above graph. 4.7 FATAL AGRICULTURE-RELATED INJURIES BY THE TOP 10 CAUSE OF INJURY, 2011 – 2020 Over a third of all agriculture-related fatalities in Ontario (41%) were due to three machine-related causes: machine runovers, machine rollovers, and struck by non-machine object (total of 64 fatalities). Machine runovers and machine rollovers accounted for 17% and 13% of fatalities respectively. Being struck by non-machine object (11%), being struck by an object falling or 5 (3%) 6 (4%) 6 (4%) 7 (4%) 9 (6%) 11 (7%) 16 (10%) 17 (11%) 20 (13%) 27 (17%) 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Animal-related Struck by Object Falling or Propelled Asphyxiation in Grain or Soil Trac Collision Entangled or Caught Fall from Height Pinned or Struck Struck Non-Machine Object Rollover Runovers Number of Fatalities Mechanism of Injury Canadian Agriculture Injury Reporting Agriculture-related Fatalities in Ontario 1990 – 2020

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