Exploratory Data on U.S. Beekeeping and Disabilities

Brian Wentz, Justin Ruger
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Over 500 beekeepers in the United States contributed to a survey concerning beekeeping and disabilities, providing the first exploratory, contemporary data regarding the range of disabilities, limitations of current equipment and approaches, and ideas for innovation and change across the beekeeping industry. The results should provide inspiration for individuals with disabilities who may have been told that beekeeping as a hobby or profession is not an option for them. The insight provided should also fuel innovation for new tools, equipment, and approaches to beekeeping that are more inclusive to all individuals, including those with disabilities.
美国养蜂和残疾的探索性数据
美国500多名养蜂人参与了一项关于养蜂和残疾的调查,提供了关于残疾范围、当前设备和方法的局限性以及养蜂业创新和变革的想法的第一个探索性的当代数据。研究结果应该为那些可能被告知养蜂作为一种爱好或职业不适合他们的残疾人提供灵感。所提供的见解还应推动新的养蜂工具、设备和方法的创新,使其对包括残疾人在内的所有个人更具包容性。
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