It's one of the most dangerous of professions, surpassed only by mining. Police work? Firefighting? Construction work? No it's farming. Each year it seems as the crops come in, so do the headlines about farmers dying on the job. In Clay county in Northwest Minnesota four farmers died in seperate accidents this fall. Minnesota Public Radio's Bob Reha reports efforts to raise awareness of the issue are hamstrung by lack of funding.
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