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100 million boys and girls work for farming, livestock, forestry, fishing, or aquaculture child labor

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World wide 60% of child labor is for agriculture.

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About 40% of agriculture child labor is between ages 5-11.

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Child labor in the agricultural department is most common in Asia, the Pacific, sub Sahara Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East and North Africa

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There are more than 30 million less children that are enslaved in agriculture since 2008.

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Did you know that participating in farm activities (only if it is a safe environment for the child) actually can give children an opportunity to develop skills, and feel like they belong to a community.

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the main factors that cause families to be sold into agricultural slavery are: Debt, bad education, low income, remoteness, shocks and tradition.

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Kids ages 14-15 can work in agriculture. But only on non school days, and only in non dangerous situations. Ages 16+ can work at any place and at anytime

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Did you know that growing and harvesting things like tobacco in child labor can lead to pains or conditions in the Arms and legs, the back, brain, eyes, mouth, feet, head, neck, heart, lungs, skin, and the stomach.

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Kids ages 12-13 can work in Agriculture , only if there is written parent permission, or is working on the same farm. They have to be working on non school times, and can only work in non dangerous situations.