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When the Pressure Is On: Support That Fits Farm Life
We’ve made tremendous progress raising awareness about farmer mental health. But are we doing enough to make sure the support available actually fits the realities of farm life?
Farmers are busy, often working alone, carrying enormous responsibilities and facing pressures that people outside agriculture may never fully understand. And when someone is struggling, reaching out for help isn't always easy.
So, what does support look like when you don't have an hour to spare, aren't ready to call someone or simply don't know where to start?
On this episode of The Impact Farming Show, we're joined by Shawna Percy, founder of Ag Care Connect, to explore how we can make mental health support more accessible, practical and relevant to farmers and their families.
🎙️ In this episode, we discuss:
✅ Why mental health awareness is only part of the solution
✅ The barriers that prevent farmers from seeking support
✅ How Ag Care Connect is making agriculture-specific resources available
✅ Why early support matters before someone reaches a crisis
✅ How to approach a neighbour, employee or family member we're concerned about
✅ What meaningful progress in farmer mental health could look like
Farmer mental health isn't just about individual resilience. It's also about having the right resources, stronger connections and a community that knows how to support one another.
🎧 Watch or listen to the latest episode of The Impact Farming Show and share it with someone in agriculture who needs to hear this conversation.
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