Accidental Counsellors and the Future of Farm Wellbeing
Today we explore the Agri Wellbeing Alliance, launched at LAMMA in January to strengthen mental health and wellbeing across agriculture.
A recent study led by Professor David Rose at Harper Adams University for the alliance highlights the urgent need to widen the safety net of support for farming communities, including better help for those who find themselves acting as accidental counsellors.
Joining us today are Petra Martin from Agrii, Professor David Rose from Harper Adams University, and Sam Downey from Mates in Mind.
Agrii can help future-proof your farm by growing a diverse range of crops together with comprehensive advice on environmental and sustainable business opportunities.
To find out more about how Agrii can support your farm get in touch at agrii.co.uk/contact or email us at info@agrii.co.uk.
Tony Smith, your host at Tramlines, continues to bring you expert insights from across the industry. Based in the South West, Tony’s farming background and expertise make him the perfect guide to explore the issues that matter most.
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