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FARMING COLUMN – If Christmas gets too much, help is there

This is my final column before Christmas and what a year it has been. Many of us will be looking forward to Christmas this week, even if it is not…

2020 a year to forget: Crime, accidents and mental health

2020 a year to forget: Crime, accidents and mental health >More in © AdobeStock/ A Shot of Bliss Life on isolated farms can be difficult – you are more vulnerable to rural crime and mental health issues both from the isolation and financial stresses. Farmers are also vulnerable to workplace accidents, with 2020 sadly proving no exception. Rural crime blight worsens The cost of rural crime reached its highest level for eight years, as organised criminal gangs targeted high-value tractors, quad bikes and livestock. In its 2020 Rural Crime report, insurer NFU Mutual revealed that farm theft cost the industry £54m last year, a 9% increase in just 12 months.

Farmers mustn t suffer in silence this winter, say charities

Farmers mustn’t suffer in silence this winter, say charities >More in Farm support charities are encouraging farmers to have open conversations about mental health following a challenging year. The combination of Brexit uncertainty, Covid-19, and new farming policies have heaped immense pressure on farmers and their mental health and wellbeing. The threat to British farming of substandard food imports in future trade deals, and a new farm support system that will see the phased reduction of direct support, have caused a perfect storm of problems, say farming unions. Extreme weather events, rural crime, a lack of adequate labour supply and uncertain market conditions have added to the difficulties.

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