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Factors contributing to pediatric farm injury were described. New priorities for primary prevention were identified.<\/jats:p>\n               <jats:p>\n                  <jats:bold>Results:<\/jats:bold> The children involved were mainly resident members of farm families and 233\/370 (63.0%) of the children were under the age of 7 years. Leading mechanisms of injury varied by data source but included: bystander and passenger runovers (fatalities); drowning (fatalities); machinery entanglements (hospitalizations); falls from heights (hospitalizations); and animal trauma (hospitalizations, restricted activity injuries). Common activities leading to injury included playing in the worksite (all data sources); being a bystander to or extra rider on farm machinery (all data sources); recreational horseback riding (restricted activity injuries). 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