PI Crystal Cook Marshall also continued a partnership with ECU Agromedicine to educate rural North Carolinians in "Stop the Bleed," in basic farm safety, on the increased needs for safety while aging, and how NC AgrAbility can assist with farming more safely. ECU Agromedicine nurse Amy Nance also demonstrated CPY basics. This was a training requested by a local FSA agent for the farm community of Murphy in far Western NC. (Excerpted article attached from https://www.cherokeescout.com/local-newsletter/stop-bleed-your-neighbor-may-benefit).
Submitted by Crystal Cook Marshall