Farm Accident in Vermont

Another hard working Vermont farmer was killed in his field by a bull yesterday.

Associated Press - July 15, 2010 11:45 AM ET
BARNARD, Vt. (AP) - Vermont State Police say a 55-year-old dairy farmer was killed by a bull while bringing in the cows for milking.
The body of Dwight Clark of Barnard was found late Wednesday by local rescuers after Clark's sister reported she couldn't find him on the farm.   A search party located him in a back 500 acre field just after midnight. Clark had succumbed tio his injuries by the time rescuers had located him.
Clark was recalled yesterday as a quiet, dependable farmer who rarely ventured off his Royalton Turnpike Road property.  "The farm was his life," his sister said.
Police say the bull was a full-grown Holstein that did not have horns.
The bull had been left in the pasture with the cows for breeding.

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And today, these "Farm Accidents Can Happen to Anyone " videos were released

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvAWkRHQPXY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZDHw6ZAC8Y

FARMERS--Please watch them both.
Please pass them on to other Farmers.
70% of all fatal accidents on the farm are casued by livestock.

Being a farmer is dangerous.
Putting food on the table for the nation can cost a farmer his life.

Please say a prayer for the Clark family.