. Les canneberges ; : la canneberge national magazine. La canneberge. Les agriculteurs s'opposent à l'ingérence de l'OSHA EN EXPLOITATION AGRICOLE, enquête révèle un récent sondage effectué par International Harvester'S FARM FORUM Magazine, indique que près des deux tiers des agriculteurs interrogés ont déclaré être contre l'OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Act) afin de protéger la main-d'œuvre agricole de l'aide d'accidents. Et plus de la moitié (56  %) croient que l'OSHA et d'autres règlements de sécurité- ernmental n'ont absolument aucun effet sur l'exploitation agricole plus sûr. Ces et d'autres conclusions sont fondées sur un échantillonnage aléatoire de 829 agriculteurs des États-Unis

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. FARMERS OPPOSE OSHA INTERFERENCE IN FARM OPERATIONS, SURVEY REVEALS A recent survey, conducted by International Harvester's FARM FORUM Magazine, indicates that almost two-thirds of farmers polled are against OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Act) regulations to help protect hired farm help from accidents. And more than half (56%) believe that OSHA and other gov- ernmental safety regulations have absolutely no effect on making farming operations safer. These and other conclusions are based on a random sampling of 829 U.S. farmers who voiced their opinions on a variety of questions concerning farm safety. In response to the question, ' 'How do you feel about govern- ment enacting OSHA regulations to help protect hired farm help from accidents, " the farmers responded as follows: I'm for 100%-!%. OSHA regulations OSHA is necessary because farm- ers haven't corrected safety hazards themselves-4% Although I can't say I'm for OSHA regulations, I think the good points outweigh the bad-30% I'm against OSHA interfering in farm operations-65% Asked if they felt OSHA and other governmental safety regula- tions really made their farming operation safer, only 4% answered definitely yes. More than a third (37%) said somewhat, and 56% said absolutely no effect. To date, O SHA regulations apply only to hired persons work- ing on a farm, and do not apply to a farmer or members of his immed- iate family. The farmers were asked if OSHA or OSHA-type regulations should be extended to include the farmer and members of his family as well. Their responses were as follows: Definitely yes-2% Yes, if that's what it takes to get persons to be more safety con- scious-9% i' E ROBERT NIEMI ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS HEAT, LIGHT and POWER WIRING • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL. TEL. 295-1880 Robert Niemi Pinehurst Dr. Wareham. Mass. No. A farmer's safety should be his own responsibility, and no law is going to make him

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