Isolation, business stresses and longer working hours are just a few driving factors to loneliness during the winter months. Farmers tend to be the last to ask for help, although they are also often those...
Isolation, business stresses and longer working hours are just a few driving factors to loneliness during the winter months. Farmers tend to be the last to ask for help, although they are also often those...
Horsham MP John Milne said mental well-being support in rural communities must be treated as a part of farming infrastructure, adding that NHS services must be accessible and delivered in ways which understands the rural way of life
Poor sleep quality, loneliness, and high levels of stress and anxiety remain a cause for concern among women in farming compared to the general population, according to new research
Women in farming reported lower average mental wellbeing scores than the national population, but those feeling valued and involved with decision making report less loneliness