Cultivating Calm: The MSU Solution to Farm Stress

May 1, 2023

The MSU Managing Farm Stress Project is an initiative by Michigan State University to help farmers manage stress and improve their mental health. The project offers training, counseling, and support to farmers, focusing on areas such as financial management, managing stress, and building resilient communities. The goal of the project is to reduce stress and anxiety among farmers and build their skills and resources to thrive. Ultimately, the project aims to improve the overall well-being of farmers and their communities.

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