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We’ve fabricated light poles on all of our fruit trailers and tractors that can illuminate four rows of vines each,” he says, “and then every crew member wears a headlamp.” That’s even more true for farmworkers, who often earn little, live in rural areas and already have irregular schedules. Heat illness is a serious concern.
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We’ve fabricated light poles on all of our fruit trailers and tractors that can illuminate four rows of vines each,” he says, “and then every crew member wears a headlamp.” That’s even more true for farmworkers, who often earn little, live in rural areas and already have irregular schedules. Heat illness is a serious concern.
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