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Suicide rate among farmers is 3.5 times higher than the general population, study finds
According to the Farm Bureau Federation, 91 percent of rural adults say mental health is important to them and their family. Read More
SDSU Extension offers multiple mental health resources for those in the agriculture industry
SDSU Extension is offering free mental health vouchers to those involved in the ag industry in South Dakota. They are also providing a suicide prevention training for farm families across the nation. Read More
Federal grant aims to help give Helene-impacted farmers mental health support
The North Carolina Agromedicine Institute received a more than $292,000 U.S. Department of Agriculture grant to support farm communities impacted by Helene. The institute's three partner universities, ... Read More
Farmers’ mental health needs are focus of statewide program
BRAINERD — For farmers and agricultural workers in Minnesota, every day is a work day, which leaves little time for taking care of one's mental health. According to the Minnesota Department of ... Read More
Farmers struggle with mental health amid economic turmoil
Long work hours, isolation, physical labor, and a culture of stoicism and self-reliance are challenges farmers manage as part of the job, but increasing financial stressors after several years of poor ... Read More
Why mental health struggles among farmers are so common
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Generations work on family farms. With costs high and prices low, farmers worry they may lose it all.
Generations have worked family farms in the U.S. Now, with costs high, prices low and tariffs causing additional difficulties, farmers say they're at risk of losing it all. Read More
Farmers’ mental health needs focus of Minnesota program
BRAINERD — For farmers and agricultural workers in Minnesota, every day is a work day, which leaves little time for taking care of one's mental health. According to the Minnesota Department of ... Read More
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