Agriculture ranks among the most hazardous industries. And those who assist farmers are also susceptible to those risks.
Orvil Krueger, a man who says he can fix anything still standing, says he learned much of his trade trailing after his father who labored building barns and houses back in the early 1900s.
"My father always told me, 'take the work nobody else wants, and you will always have a job'. He was right," Krueger said.
The 91-year-old said he learned his strong work ethic watching his father, A.C. Krueger who grew up on a farm near Marion, Wis. With the farm unable to support A.C. and his wife, he went out and began working on construction crews around the area. He was so good at his job, soon he was running his own crews repairing and rebuilding farm structures in 1903.