John Clark, 48, was working on his Carlton farm when he suddenly fell off of his tractor and got stuck under it.

Police arrived at the crash site and came upon Clark, who was unable to survive the fall. The farmer was pronounced dead on the scene.

A full investigation is being conducted and police are looking into the possibility of a medical condition leading to the accident.

The three men were working while on machine when it hit multiple electrical wires above it causing the machine to catch on fire.

Medical crews rushed to the scene where a 69-year-old man was later pronounced dead.

The second was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was unable to survive his injuries.

Crews airlifted the third man to a hospital in Upland, PA. His condition has not yet been listed.

Names of the victims have not yet been released.

Donald Herring was attempting to fix an obstructed auger, a machine which was filtering corn out of a bin.

His wife, who was helping him with the corn, called out to him while Herring was in the machine. After not receiving an acknowledgement she called 9-1-1.

Emergency crews and firefighters arrived on the scene and had to cut into the side of the bin that was holding the corn in order to get to him.

The firemen eventually spotted the man but he was not responding. Herring was pronounced dead at the scene. He allegedly suffocated after falling into the corn.

Officials are still investigating the fatal incident.

The young child, Zevrix Hyde, was run over by a tractor tire after falling out of the back seat.

The Wayne County accident occurred in Damascus near Route 191.

Police are continuing to investigate the fatal accident, but the toddler’s death has been ruled an accident by the coroner.

While working on a farm 53-year-old Genovevo “Johnny” Garcia was steering a lawnmower when it tipped over, rolled, and pinned him under it in a pond.

The farm’s owner, Bill Russell, witnessed the accident and rushed over to help. He was unable to lift the mower off of Garcia due to its weight.

Medical crews arrived on the scene and used a rope, by attaching it to  Russell’s four-wheeler he was on, to pull the lawnmower out of the water and off of Garcia.

Garcia was trapped under water for about 27 minutes.

After attempting to resuscitate him,  medical crews rushed him to a hospital. Garcia was unable to survive the injuries he sustained and was pronounced dead.

Grant J. Thostenson was driving the small vehicle when he lost control and it rolled, causing him to get stuck under it.

One of Thostenson’s family members and a farm employee rushed over to the unconscious boy to help. They attempted to revive the young boy along with the police after they arrived.

Medical crews rushed him to a hospital for treatment, where he was unable to survive his injuries.

The boy’s seatbelt was not buckled at the time of the accident, according to police.

A former Nebraska state senator was killed Saturday, September 5, after getting caught in a piece of farm equipment called a haybuster.

Former Senator Ron Raikes was found on his farm lying underneath his haybuster by a neighbor. An investigation is ongoing to determine exactly how Raikes got caught underneath the grinder.

Raikes was pronounced dead at the scene by the emergency medical services crews that responded. An autopsy is being conducted.

The former senator was well-known for his role in shaping Nebraska’s education.

Danny Miller, 2, was found by family members hanging from baling wire in a dairy barn in an Amish community near Ethridge around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday.

According to police, it appears that Miller was playing on a stool when he fell over and became tangled in the bale wire. Foul play is not suspected.

Miller’s family was outside the barn working when the accident occurred.

Caleb Coxwell, 11, was riding a tractor that was pulling a bush hog when the tractor hit a small tree around 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at a farm on County Road 87 near the intersection of Franklin County Road 78 in the Tharptown Community.

Coxwell fell off the tractor and was run over by the bus hog before the driver could stop. Coxwell was killed in the accident.

Zachary Bushman, 9, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, was riding a hay trailer as it was being pulled by a tractor on a northern Cache County farm when he jumped off and was run over by the front tire around 8 p.m. July 7.

Bushman was taken to Logan Regional Hospital where he was later pronounced dead.

The tractor was being pulled by family member Craig Munk.