Reducing motion injuries related to orchard pruning
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October 30, 2015

Reducing motion injuries related to orchard pruning

by James J. Carrabba, Jr., The New York Center for Agricultural Medicine & Health - NYCAMH Anyone who spends a lot of time pruning in orchards should be concerned with preventing repetitive motion injuries. Repetitive motion injuries (RMI's) can result from repeatedly performing a motion or task without giving the involved body part sufficient time to

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