Low back
Pain after bending, twisting, lifting, or carrying loads.
Ergonomics Care
Simple guidance for lifting, bending, reaching, tools, breaks, and early warning signs of strain in agricultural work.
Early warning signs
Do not ignore numbness, sharp pain, swelling, weakness, dizziness, or pain that keeps getting worse.
Pain after bending, twisting, lifting, or carrying loads.
Pain from reaching, overhead work, pulling, or repetitive motion.
Numbness, tingling, grip weakness, swelling, or wrist pain.
Pain from squatting, kneeling, carrying, climbing, or uneven ground.
Lifting and carrying
Most injuries happen when workers lift while bent forward, twist with weight, or carry loads too far from the body.
30-second reset
These are not medical treatment. They are simple resets workers can use during the day when safe to pause.
Hands on hips. Gently lean back. Breathe slowly for 3 breaths.
Open fingers wide, close gently, shake hands loose for 10 seconds.
Slowly turn the head right and left. Keep shoulders relaxed.
Work design
Ergonomics is not only individual stretching. Safer work needs better tools, realistic pace, rest, training, and reporting pathways.
Micro-breaks
Report
Workers and organizations can document repeated injuries, unsafe tools, lack of rest, or tasks that cause pain.
Connect this app with Report when the reporting workflow is ready.
Open ReportInformation sources
FarmworkersCare independently summarizes and organizes public guidance. Future versions should include source notes from OSHA, NIOSH, universities, and agricultural safety programs.
About
It is designed to support practical injury prevention, body awareness, safer tools, and reporting pathways for agricultural workers and the organizations that serve them.