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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Occup Environ Med. 2016 Mar;58(3):248–253. doi: 10.1097/JOM.0000000000000672

Table 1.

Description of the sample, Latino farmworkers and non-farmworkers, North Carolina, 2012.

Participant Characteristics Farmworkers
n=304
Non-farmworkers
n=247
p-valuea

n % n %
Gender 0.0001
 Male 273 89.8 192 77.7
 Female 31 10.2 55 22.3
Age 0.0565
 < 30 years 73 24.0 45 18.2
 30–34 years 83 27.3 53 21.5
 35–44 years 88 28.9 86 34.8
 45+ years 60 19.7 63 25.5
Educationb <.0001
 0–6 grade 118 38.9 80 32.5
 7–11 grade 148 48.8 79 32.1
 12 grade or more 37 12.2 87 35.4
Country of Birth <.0001
 Mexico 300 98.7 163 66.0
 United States/Puerto Rico 1 0.3 17 6.9
 Central America 3 1.0 52 21.1
 Other 15 6.1
Preferred Language <.0001
 Spanish 299 98.4 227 91.9
 English 2 0.7 19 7.7
 Other 3 1.0 1 0.4
Industry of Current Job NA
 Agriculture 304 100
 Construction 78 31.6
 Production 53 21.5
 Food preparation/restaurant 22 8.9
 Maintenance/cleaning 17 6.9
 Sales 15 6.1
 Transportation/truck driver 11 4.4
 Mechanic 9 3.6
 Other 10 4.0
 Unemployed 32 13.0
a

Based on Chi-Square or Fisher’s Exact test, as appropriate

b

Missing 2 observations