Somerset's network of volunteers available to walk with farmers in times of difficulty. National Helpline 03000 111999 open 7 am to 11 pm every day of the year.
Great to be at @Groundswellaguk today discussing #regenerativeagriculture and the work of FCN supporting farming families. Our Head of Operations Philip Wilson is joined by Brian Burgess, Herts FCN Coordinator.
In the last few days 2 Stallion horses have been taken from a location near Stapleton Close, Martock. Chestnut Cobb and a Black roan horse. Any information in relation to this incident please call 101 quoting – 5221136035
This #MensHealthWeek we are sharing Oliver's story again to remind everyone not to suffer in silence. Coping with mental ill-health and colon cancer at the same time, Oliver found talking to friends, family and charities such as FCN made a huge difference. #MensHealthWeek2021
This week marks #MensHealthWeek2021. Our @FCNFarmWell platform has lots of useful resources around men's health, including our Fit For Farming booklet with @HaynesManuals and @MensHealthForum - a great guide to build and upkeep personal care on the farm: https://t.co/FQ1nvKJJDY
PLEASE SHARE 2 HOT 2 HANDLE - 2 Springer spaniel (bitches) have been stolen from North Cheriton, Templecombe. The Spaniels were both Liver and White in colour. Any info in relation to this please call 101 quoting – 5221128731. Let’s get these dogs back to their owners!!
Our research with @CRPRExeter is exploring how farmers manage feelings of isolation & loneliness, which will help to improve support for farming families. If you can spend 30mins to be interviewed about farming life, email Rebecca on [email protected]. #MHAW2021#mhaw
Talking to a fellow farmer can make a huge difference. This #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, we're encouraging farmers to check in our friends and neighbours and to talk about how we're feeling and the challenges we might be facing.
🎬 Full film: https://t.co/vXRnXKcOLO
#MHAW2021
Are you a land worker, farmer, forester, food or land justice advocate? Care about community, skills and celebration? Landworkers' Alliance @LandworkersUK members are coming together for 3 days of learning, community and revelry at Abbey Home Farm in Gloucestershire, 12-15 Aug:
Know a YFC member who deserves to be recognised for supporting their rural community? The judges of the Community Supporter of the Year Award at the #YFCAchieverAwards – @AbiReader Jeanette Dawson @RABIcharity and NFYFC Vice Chair Rosie Bennett – will choose our winners.
Male arrested for interfering with motor vehicles at Cutcombe Market and charged to court. Great work by local farmers and police. Lock vehicles, take valuables with you. 2nd vehicle attack this week at a market, eyes open and report suspicion.
#RuralCrimeMatters#EyesandEars
We're working with @CRPRExeter on research to better understand social isolation and loneliness in farming. We're looking to interview 10-15 farmers about their experiences of working on farms. Email [email protected] to get involved.
Read more: https://t.co/IbaWmH8g73
A wide range of people volunteer with FCN. We have over 400 volunteers in England and Wales, all united by a passion for supporting farming families.
Emily is one of our volunteers in Devon. Find out why she volunteers with FCN: https://t.co/UP1UfTyMdB
With so much change taking place in farming, we're all planning ahead for the future. Our @FCNFarmWell platform hosts guides, Q&As, articles and more from industry experts around topics such as diversification, retirement and succession planning: https://t.co/HKN63jv328
"We need to encourage an open and positive dialogue with men across our industry"
The ManDown Project is helping to raise awareness of the issue of male suicide & encourages men to look after their mental & physical health.
Find out more & get involved: https://t.co/pLmjQGEbUU
Thank you to all 42 organisations, farmers and industry experts who contributed to our #TimetoPlan campaign over the last six months. From webinars & podcasts to articles & Q&As. Find out more: https://t.co/HM7N2Q7ipd
If I were to offer one piece of advice to the youngest in our industry, I would say- don’t be put off by the the “old guard” approach to agriculture, times are changing for British Ag and we are at the forefront of that journey, take every opportunity you can