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MSU Extension farm stress staff visits a turkey farm manager and veterinarian dealing with the challenges brought on from an avian flu outbreak.

From injuries on the job to commodity prices, farming can be a stressful occupation. Whether these stresses come from a financial issue or the stresses of everyday life, MSU Extension can help.

If you’re concerned about yourself, a family member, a friend or a neighbor, MSU Extension has a suite of resources and educators that can help identify and manage stress:


Questions about our farm stress programming? Contact:

Remington Rice

Health & Farm Stress Educator
riceremi@msu.edu
231-882-0026

 

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