Farmers are becoming more open about their mental health. | Stock & Land
Rural Aid counsellor Margaret McKay said farmers are now more open to discussing their mental health struggles and seeking support.
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Rural Aid counsellor Margaret McKay said farmers are now more open to discussing their mental health struggles and seeking support.
Rural Aid counsellor Margaret McKay said farmers are now more open to discussing their mental health struggles and seeking support.
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