Time for farmers to talk openly about their feelings

Farmers have been urged to ‘talk openly about their feelings with people they trust’ as part of this year’s Farm Safety Foundation’s Mind Your Head Week (February 14 to 18).

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
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Time for farmers to talk openly about their feelings

Farmers have been urged to ‘talk openly about their feelings with people they trust’ as part of this year’s Farm Safety Foundation’s Mind Your Head Week (February 14 to 18). Now in its fifth year, the...

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