Farmers urged to take part in survey to understand the barriers in seeking mental health support

Farmstrong Scotland said the research could help the charity understand the steps farmers are taking to look after their health and well-being

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"It is so important that we hear from the farmers and crofters that this programme is designed for to find out what areas they are seeking further information on, and any barriers they face in managing their own well-being."
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"It is so important that we hear from the farmers and crofters that this programme is designed for to find out what areas they are seeking further information on, and any barriers they face in managing their own well-being."

A new survey has been launched to find out the true extent of mental health and well-being in farmers and crofters across Scotland. Farmstrong Scotland has collaborated with Scotinform, an independent...

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