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A number of farmers and those involved in agribusiness are taking on a charity cycle which will see them cover some 575km on foot and by bike, all to raise funds for two mental health charities.
The initiative will provide invaluable advice for the farming community on recognising and managing stress, based on recent research findings, and sets out useful coping strategies.
The projects which will be funded from the Department’s dedicated farm safety budget cover farm safety, farmer physical health and mental health and wellbeing.
The total number of farmers dying by suicide is following the same pattern as the overall population, according to Teagasc researcher Dr David Meredith.
Are kids just being kids, or is there more going on? Our Desperate Farmwife doesn’t have all the answers, but she is always there for her children (and her cows).