mental health

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"Sometimes we go without eating so our children can eat. Despite already working over 80 hours, seven days a week, I was told I would need to get another job. It is appalling"

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

"Getting off the farm when you can, giving your mate a ring, and engaging with the community around you to stop anyone feeling quite so alone in what can be a very isolating job is very important"

"Flooding and bluetongue disease is placing a financial and physical strain on farmers"

This week from Farmers Guardian head of news and business Alex Black

Around 41% of those who completed the survey had cited worrying about the farm as a major barrier to taking an overnight break

Isla Mackenzie's said a career on the racing track shares many similarities to farming in that they are both more of a way of life than a straightforward job

Andy and Lynda Eadon joined Farmers Guardian reporter Chris Brayford to discuss the power of talking to combat mental health

The Scottish charity will have a full-time member of staff focused on suicide prevention work for the first time