Rural Minds & Cornell Collaborative Suicide Prevention Course Highlighted By NCPR

Rural communities have higher suicide rates. This online course wants to help neighbors better support each other

Farming might be an idealistic profession for some. Farmers are outside, working with animals, and growing food for our communities.

"A lot of people think that farming is a wonderful way of life, and they want to jump right in and take it on. [But] it’s one of the most stressful jobs a person can have," said Becky Wiseman, a licensed clinical social worker who works with NY Farm Net. That’s a program that helps farmers with their businesses and personal challenges related to their farms.

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