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In this Feb. 25, 2014, photo, Little Falls, Minn., resident Jamie Houdek, with his wife, Lisa, at his side, talks about his recovery after he lost his right hand to a corn picker in November 2013 on the 60-acre hobby farm where he raises beef cattle. The nation’s growing embrace of small-scale production of local and organic crops is leading to more farm injuries and deaths among amateur growers. Experts say some novices have little appreciation of the occupation’s dangers. (Kimm Anderson /St. Cloud Times via AP)
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