Low-tech assistive tools for workers with disabilities could be home-made if purchasing them is not an option where you live. If you have other simple ideas that would help a person with disability keep working, please let us know.

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A guy is using a hook to catch a hog.

Animal Hook
Calf cradle attached to the back of a truck and a quad.

Calf Cradle
A person pushing a calf cart outside a barn.

Calf Cart
A sled that can be used to transport calves.

Calf Sled
Cattle Guard

Cattle Guard
Chicken/Rabbit Tractor

Chicken/Rabbit Tractor
Fence Line Feeder

Fence Line Feeder
Freestanding Portable Fence Panels

Freestanding Portable Fence Panels
Hog Tractors

Hog Tractors
Homemade Castration Station

Homemade Castration Station
A guy is using a push bar to move a chicken tractor.

Homemade Chicken Tractor
Mover Push Bar

Homemade Feed Bunk Cover Lifter

Homemade Feed Bunk Cover Lifter
Lamb/Kid Carrier

Lamb/Kid Carrier
Layer Nests

Layer Nests
A homemade livestock headlock.

Livestock Headlock
A processing cradle to hold a game carcass.

Game Carcass Processing Cradle
A bucket hooked to the back of a tractor to be able to move calfs.

Moveable Calf Scale
A pig is being held upside down by a holder.

Pig Holder
A piglet processing cradle with a pig strapped down.

Piglet Processing Cradle
Poultry Killing Cone

Poultry Killing Cone
A goat feeder, that looks like a ramp, with food coming down.

Rolling Goat Feeder
A person using a sort gate to sort his sheep.

Sheep/Goat Sort Gate
Sheep Chair

Sheep Chair
Straight Line Fence Walk-Thru Gate

Straight Line Fence Walk-Thru Gate
A person is strapped onto a milk stool.

Strap on Milk Stools