Mental health in agriculture doesn’t stand still—and neither should the conversation. Stay connected with The Do More Agriculture Foundation for events, resources, and real-world tools supporting mental health in farming communities across Canada. Join the mailing list and receive our monthly eNewsletter: hubs.ly/Q04hCzTy0 #FarmLife #CdnAg #RuralWellness

You don’t have to have all the answers to start a conversation about mental health. Talk Ask Listen workshops are coming to agricultural communities across Canada this November, helping participants build the courage and confidence to talk about mental health, support someone who may be struggling, and connect them with appropriate resources. Thanks to the 2026 Community Fund for Mental Health, sponsored by Farm Credit Canada, these workshops are being offered free of charge and hosted by trusted local champions. Find an upcoming workshop and register: hubs.ly/Q04CW2pJ0 #CdnAg #RuralCommunity #MentalHealthMatters @FCCagriculture

More than your average day planner. Navigate 2027 is designed for rural life, including planning, gratitude, and a dedicated agriculture section. This edition includes a bookmark from The Do More Agriculture Foundation as a reminder that mental health support is always within reach. Shop now: hubs.ly/Q04CW0cV0 #CdnAg #FarmLife #Agriculture

Talk Ask Listen workshops are happening across Canada this fall, and there may be one coming to your community. Community champions from coast to coast are hosting free mental health literacy workshops for agricultural communities, Find a workshop near you: hubs.ly/Q04zbKV40 @FCCagriculture

In Episode 2 of Season Two of Hay Are We Okay?, host Merle Massie talks with the team behind Every Brilliant Thing — a participatory theatre production that turns audience members into cast members and opens doors to conversations about mental health that might never happen otherwise. Listen now: hubs.ly/Q04zbF2r0 #CdnAg #RuralCommunity #MentalHealthMatters @AGCOcorp

Join us in Virden for Talk Ask Listen! We're inviting Manitoba's agricultural community to take part in a no-cost mental health workshop presented by @domoreag. Talk Ask Listen is an interactive session that helps build confidence, start meaningful conversations about mental health and strengthen connections with the people around us. 📅 Thursday, Dec. 10 | 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. 📍 Tundra Oil & Gas Place, Virden, Man. Register today: eventbrite.ca/e/talk-ask-lis… Help us spread the word by sharing this post!

Sometimes the most helpful thing is connecting with someone who truly understands what agricultural life feels like. AgTalk, from @domoreag, is an anonymous online peer support community available 24/7 for farmers, ranchers, agricultural workers and members of the agricultural community across Canada. Hosted by Togetherall and available in English and French, AgTalk offers a space to connect with others who understand — whether you’re looking for support, connection or simply someone to talk to. During World Mental Health Awareness Month and throughout the year, no one should have to navigate the hard seasons alone. Learn more about AgTalk: domore.ag/agtalk #CdnAg #RuralCommunity #MentalHealthMatters

Over the years, thousands of people have turned to our Wellness Tips to learn more about mental health, supporting others, and caring for their own wellbeing. We've rounded up our 10 most-read articles, from understanding the vulnerability hangover and beating burnout on the farm, to practical ways to check in on someone and conversations about suicide in agriculture. Whether you're looking for practical ideas, a new perspective, or a reminder that you're not alone, there's something in this collection for everyone. Read the full list: hubs.ly/Q04zbxmQ0

The end of harvest doesn't always feel the way we expect it to. We put together five things to keep in mind as the season winds down, because taking care of yourself after harvest matters just as much as getting through it. AgTalk offers anonymous peer support 24/7 in English and French: hubs.ly/Q04zbmxv0

"My perspective has been altered." This was one audience member's response after seeing Every Brilliant Thing perform in their community. The show asks audiences to become part of the story, and sometimes helps people find they're not as alone as they thought. Content advisory: This clip discusses mental health challenges including suicide. For support, call the National Farmer Crisis Line 24/7 at 1-866-327-6701 (1-866-FARMS01). Visit hubs.ly/Q04zbhc-0 to listen to Episode 2 of Season Two of Hay Are We Okay?: A Stage for Connection. Thanks to our sponsor @AGCOcorp #CdnAg #RuralCommunity #MentalHealthMatters

Every growing season brings challenges. From unpredictable weather to tough decisions, farming doesn't always go as planned. Looking after your crops matters, but so does looking after yourself. We're proud to support @domoreag in raising awareness of farmer mental health. 💚

Talk It Out Tag is a simple way to connect with someone in your community and create more space for conversations about mental wellbeing. This October, we're running it in partnership with @BASFAgSolutions as part of World Mental Health Awareness Month. Get involved: hubs.ly/Q04zb5N80 #TalkItOutTag #CdnAg #MentalHealthMatters

There's still time to join in. We're partnering with Abridge Consulting to offer a free virtual suicide awareness workshop tailored to agriculture and rural communities. Join us Thursday, October 29, 11 AM to 1 PM CST / 1 PM to 3 PM EDT. Register: hubs.ly/Q04z9NJ90 #MentalHealthMatters #CdnAg

This harvest season, many producers across Canada are navigating rain delays, quality losses, and financial uncertainty. Five ways to navigate a season of loss and grief: 1) A difficult harvest is a real loss, and grief is a reasonable response. 2) Acknowledge the season before moving on 3) Talk to those around you about what's happening 4) Use your body as a guide for how you're doing. 5) Find understanding in shared experience If you or someone you know needs support, find crisis lines, ag-informed counselling, and mental health resources at hubs.ly/Q04z5cjZ0 #CdnAg #MentalHealthMatters

"It's real. It doesn't need to be hidden." That's Annette Fecht, one of the community members who helped bring Every Brilliant Thing to rural communities, reflecting on what changes when a community is given a new way to open the conversation about mental health. Listen to Episode 2 of Season Two of Hay Are We Okay?: hubs.ly/Q04z5bV-0 Thanks to our sponsor @AGCOcorp

Farmers bring a unique set of experiences, pressures, and strengths to conversations about mental health, and understanding that context makes a real difference in the support they receive. AgCulture is a free, four-hour virtual workshop designed for health professionals who want to build stronger, more effective therapeutic relationships with agricultural clients. Facilitated by Bonnie Taylor, Psychotherapist and Registered Social Worker, the session explores the realities of farming culture, practical engagement strategies, and approaches to navigating mental health conversations with rural and agricultural clients. The next session takes place online on Monday, October 27, 12 to 4 PM CST / 2 to 6 PM EDT. Open to social workers, psychologists, nurses, nurse practitioners, physicians, pharmacists, therapists, counsellors, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of farming culture through a mental health lens. Registration is free, with support from Farm Credit Canada. Learn more and register: hubs.ly/Q04z57Zv0 @FCCagriculture

☕COFFEE SHOP TALKS MOOSE JAW | Nov. 4, 2026 We look forward to bringing industry experts to the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Moose Jaw Campus to talk about the ag industry, your farm business, and the latest in research, agronomy, markets and more! Experts you can look forward to chatting with: 🐛Dr. Tyler Wist, AAFC Research Scientist, Field Crop Entomology @TylerWist1 🔬Dr. Adam Carter, USask Strategic Research Program Chair @CDC_USask 🗒️Kate Sauser, Grain Growers of Canada Policy Manager @katesauser14 @GrainGrowers 🌾Matt Struthers, Ministry of Agriculture Provincial Specialist, Cereal Crops @SKAgriculture 🧠Merle Massie, DoMoreAg Executive Director @domoreag And many more! We look forward to hosting you. Register here👇 saskwheat.ca/events/coffee-s… #SaskAg #CdnAg #wheat #research #event #farming #agriculture #moosejaw #agronomy #pests

This Thanksgiving, we invite you to try a Gratitude Snapshot, with a community twist. Name one thing you're grateful for in your agricultural community. It could be a moment of connection, an act of generosity, or a particularly meaningful conversation. Sharing appreciation strengthens both our mental wellbeing and the connections that make agricultural communities so resilient. We're thankful for you, and for the producers, families, and communities across Canada who make agriculture thrive. Share your Gratitude Snapshot in the replies. 🍂

Today is World Mental Health Day, and we want to take a moment to share key resources we've built for agricultural communities across Canada. Whether you're looking for a workshop to bring to your community, a space to connect with others who understand agricultural life, a self-assessment tool, or simply a place to start, we have resources designed with farmers, farm families, and agricultural communities in mind. Talk Ask Listen: our flagship workshop designed to build courage and confidence for supportive conversations about mental health. AgCulture: professional development for health professionals working with agricultural clients. AgTalk: online, clinically moderated, anonymous peer support available 24/7 in English and French. Hay Are You Okay?: an online self-assessment to help farmers identify stress levels and take action. A directory of Canadian crisis contacts and ag-informed counselling services: hubs.ly/Q04z4_ss0 Learn more about everything we offer at hubs.ly/Q04z4_v70

Mental health matters every day of the year. World Mental Health Awareness Month is also an opportunity to make sure we know where to turn when we or someone around us could use some support. @domoreag connects farmers, farm families, agricultural workers and communities across Canada with agriculture-informed mental health resources — from peer support and self-check-in tools to workshops, crisis contacts and counselling services. Take a few minutes this month to explore what's available — and consider sharing the link so someone else knows where to find it too. Find support: domore.ag #CdnAg #MentalHealthMatters #WorldMentalHealthMonth

What happens when an audience stops watching a play and becomes part of it? In Episode 2, Season Two of Hay Are We Okay?, we explore a conversation about participatory theatre, mental health, and the conversations that happen after the curtain falls. Listen to "A Stage for Connection" now: hubs.ly/Q04zcRC70 Thanks to our sponsor @AGCOcorp #CdnAg #MentalHealthMatters