Understanding farmer mental health and wellbeing in a volatile, isolating, and misunderstood industry

• There is a public misconception about the benefits farmers provide to nature. • There is no outlet for farmers to address public issues on farming. • Lack of control is central to farmer stress and anxiety. • Current stress levels are likely to result in burnout.

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Journal of Rural Studies
Published
2025-05-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jrurstud.2025.103648
Citations
7
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Agriculture and Farm Safety
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Abstract

• There is a public misconception about the benefits farmers provide to nature. • There is no outlet for farmers to address public issues on farming. • Lack of control is central to farmer stress and anxiety. • Current stress levels are likely to result in burnout.

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