Agriculture safety expert: Fatalities involving toxic gas not uncommon in farm industry
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Rural Colorado mourns 6, including father and sons, who died from suspected gas exposure at dairy farm
Six workers who died in what authorities suspect was exposure to gas at a dairy farm include a 50-year-old father and two sons, an incident that left rural Colorado communities in mourning. Weld County Chief Deputy Coroner Jolene Weiner on Friday confirmed the identities of the deceased — all Hispanic males, including four members of an extended family. Alejandro Espinoza Cruz, of Nunn, died along with his 17-year-old son Oscar Espinoza Leos — a…
Agriculture safety expert: Fatalities involving toxic gas not uncommon in farm industry
WELD COUNTY, Colo. (KDVR) — An expert on agriculture safety says incidents like the one that claimed the lives of six people at a Weld County dairy farm this week are not uncommon in the industry. David Douphrate, a member of CSU’s High Plains Intermountain Center for Agriculture Health and Safety and current professor at Texas A&M University, understands better than most just how dangerous farming can be. 6 victims in Weld County ‘dairy ac…
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