News

MSU Extension hires educator Remington Rice to farm stress team

Published on September 15, 2021
Rice will work on education and outreach efforts to farming professionals and their families.
Mid-year financial health check-up…How healthy is your farm?

Published on July 8, 2021
Now is a good time to start checking the pulse of your farm’s financial health.
Staying connected and finding support during the pandemic

Published on April 16, 2021
Make the most of your day by joining our “Lunch Break” team. Get to know your local educators, learn about upcoming events and local resources to help you and your farm thrive.
The effects of stress on agricultural workers' health

Published on March 31, 2021
Excessive stress can have detrimental impact your mental health, but there is hope and help. Don’t stop yourself from living a happier, healthy life.
A year into pandemic, MSU Extension’s health and nutrition virtual programming thrives

Published on March 9, 2021
From food safety to farm stress, MSU Extension’s dedicated educators and instructors found innovative ways to learn, teach and connect — even in the most challenging of times.
Farm stress teletherapy resources expanded to include Michigan’s aquaculture and commercial fishers

Published on March 5, 2021
Michigan fish producers can now engage in online counseling through teletherapy support, thanks to a partnership with Michigan State University Extension and Pine Rest Mental Health Services.
Details for excellence in agriculture

Published on January 28, 2021
Why do some farms make money while some farms lose money?
Kick off your boots and stay a while

Published on November 17, 2020
Farming doesn’t stop at 5:00 p.m., but not being able to separate your work and personal life can increase stress and lead to physical and mental health issues. Taking time for yourself is crucial.
Thinking about retirement and your legacy of the land

Published on October 20, 2020
Farming is a committed lifestyle that can be difficult to transition away from.
MSU Extension receives MDARD funding for two-year farm stress efforts

Published on October 14, 2020
The two-year, $500,000 partner-funded Legacy of the Land project aims to reduce farm losses and aid farmers with their mental health across the state.