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Display/Demo 1. Tractor Rollovers & ROPS
	The Tractor Rollover Display/Demonstration uses a technique developed at the University of Kentucky called the "Mr. Good Egg Farmer." This demonstration uses eggs as tractor operators and demonstrates what can happen if a rollover occurs with the scenarios of not having a ROPS, having a ROPS w/o a seatbelt, and having a ROPS w/ a seatbelt.
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Display 2. Tractor Safety
	The Tractor Safety Display discusses how rollovers occur and the prevention methods best used to prevent such rollovers. Also provides instruction on Extra Riders, PTO, and Starting Safety
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Display/Demo 3. Chemical Safety Cabinet
	The Chemical Safety Cabinet is a display and demonstration that teaches the importance of keeping chemicals in their original containers with their labels in place. The cabinet uses the look-a-like approach to teaching chemical safety. Examples of what can be found within this demonstration can be found by clicking here.
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Display/Demo 4. Lawnmower Safety
	Display consist of Lawnmower Safety Facts on one side and a question and answer section on the other side with a buzzer and light to show correct answer.
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Display 5. Lawnmower Safety
	Poster consist of Lawnmower Safety Facts. Topics covered include: personal protective equipment, maintenance, yard inspection, and mower operation.
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Display 6. ATV Safety
	Poster consist of ATV Safety Facts. Topics covered include: personal protective equipment, ATV operation, riding techniques, and proper engine size.
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Display 7. Tractor Safety
	Poster consist of Tractor Safety Facts. Topics covered include: rollover, runover and extra-rider facts and statistics.
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