The solution to mental health issues in agriculture is to create a new vision for ag that starts with you. Educate yourself, advocate, and take action.
The first-ever randomized controlled trial of community gardening shows it boosts fiber intake and physical activity while decreasing stress and anxiety.
Stress is undoubtedly an issue on farms, and if you see a rapid change in a producer’s habits or appearance, it might be time to talk about their well-being.
The American Farm Bureau Federation will honor 24 county Farm Bureaus in the Activities of Excellence program who offered quality county programming.
Stress management is an essential business skill in 2022; statistics clearly show agriculture needs to do a better job with mental wellness.
National 4-H Council today announced the winners of the 2023 Youth In Action Awards, a national program that recognizes four young leaders with diverse backgrounds and perspectives who have positively impacted their communities in a 4-H core pillar area: Civic Engagement, Healthy Living, Agriculture, and STEM.
Getting outdoors and gardening can do more than just provide some physical activity and produce fresh foods; it can be beneficial to the mind as well.
The role of female farmers is changing on the farm, but the resources available to them and their mental health has not changed.
A new study reports that over 40% of agricultural undergraduate students were likely to be suffering from moderate to severe depression after the pandemic.
Caitlyn Loane a 19-year-old fourth-generation farmer in Australia, posted a final hauntingly upbeat TikTok video a few days before dying by suicide.