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AgrAbility of Wisconsin helps farmers
“I could wiggle my fingers, I could wiggle my toes. I kept thinking, I’m not that bad,” said Gary Stankowski. In November of 2012, Stankowski was injured in a tractor accident while traveling on the road near his farm. His tractor was split in half and he was thrown 35 feet from the cab of the tractor Stankowski sustained many injuries including a broken collarbone and fractured vertebrae, but was able to continue farming in thanks to extensive accommodations provided through AgrAbility. Some of these accommodations include: drive-through gates, calf-carts, Kubota and parlor mats. Stankowski, along with his wife and parents, own and operate Good-Time Registered Holsteins in Mosinee…Read More
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