Katie Thompson

Born in Ontario, raised in Saskatchewan 🇨🇦 tweets are my own
Graphic Design/Communications at @USaskCCRAH

[RaDAR @RaDAR_Usask]

We were on the road to Moose Jaw today to connect with the primary health care RaDAR memory clinic there. Kristin, the Outreach and Research Coordinator, travels across the province to support all the rural memory clinic teams - learn more: https://t.co/Z6d0y0mSVs @USaskCCRAH

[DoMoreAg @domoreag]

What happens when mental health care comes from the farm? Episode 3 of Season Two of Hay Are We Okay? explores the growing 'care farm' movement and Canada's first long-term farm-based therapeutic community for young adults.

Listen: https://t.co/XGtNBdXB5O

#CdnAg #MentalHealthMatters
@AGCOcorp @elisplacecanada

[Farms.com Prairies @FarmsPrairies]

Celebrating a milestone 40th anniversary...

The Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health (CCRAH) began more than four decades ago for a simple reason: to support the health and safety of rural and agricultural people in Saskatchewan.

Read for more information on the celebration⬇️
https://t.co/tFd73VpLcI

#SaskAg @USaskCCRAH

[DoMoreAg @domoreag]

We are so excited to see this calendar of farm doggies! Purchase yours today and support mental wellbeing in agriculture ⬇️ many thanks to @SeCan for this awesome campaign!

[DoMoreAg @domoreag]

More than your average day planner. Navigate 2027 is designed for rural life, including planning, gratitude, and a dedicated agriculture section. This edition includes a bookmark from The Do More Agriculture Foundation as a reminder that mental health support is always within reach.

Shop now: https://t.co/WF53FC7UJP

#CdnAg #FarmLife #Agriculture

[DoMoreAg @domoreag]

Talk Ask Listen workshops are happening across Canada this fall, and there may be one coming to your community.

Community champions from coast to coast are hosting free mental health literacy workshops for agricultural communities,

Find a workshop near you: https://t.co/ddRkCWG6d1
@FCCagriculture

[Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health @USaskCCRAH]

Join us on Tuesday, November 3rd for a seminar presented by Dr. Angelica Lang, Denise Balogh & Hannah Kolkman on "Understanding & addressing shoulder pain a& biomechanics in farmers". For more information or the zoom link, please visit: https://t.co/KMO5NX7ELt
@USaskMed

[DoMoreAg @domoreag]

The end of harvest doesn't always feel the way we expect it to. We put together five things to keep in mind as the season winds down, because taking care of yourself after harvest matters just as much as getting through it.

AgTalk offers anonymous peer support 24/7 in English and French: https://t.co/b2UairucUm

[Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health @USaskCCRAH]

Together, we’re helping strengthen rural communities. By working alongside rural people, healthcare providers, academic collaborators, & industry partners, we continue to support the health, safety, and well-being of rural families across Saskatchewan and Canada.
#RuralHealthWeek

[Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health @USaskCCRAH]

The latest edition of CCRAH's Boots on the Ground Newsletter is live! Missed a past edition? Find them on our website!
Latest edition 👉 https://t.co/FPi7u6YIdC
BOTG Archives 👉 https://t.co/dINV3psx9a

[Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health @USaskCCRAH]

Have you listened yet?🎙️Dr. James Dosman, founding director of CCRAH, recently joined The Evan Bray Show to chat about his new book, The Joy of Doing. Take a listen to the conversation and hear the stories and insights behind the book: https://t.co/GuFthjXAmG

[Farms.com Prairies @FarmsPrairies]

A day in the life of a dairy farmer...

SaskDutch Kid is in the field feeding, picking bales and bedding.

Watch for a hectic day on the farm ⬇️
https://t.co/fIJJjSv4Pk

#WestCdnAg

[Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health @USaskCCRAH]

Happy Rural Health Week! We know that meaningful change happens when people come together. Join us in recognizing the partnerships, passion, and commitment that helps rural healthcare thrive and strengthen communities from coast to coast. 💚 #RuralHealthWeek

[Small Farm Canada @SmallFarmCanada]

Women Farmers Face Hidden Airborne Risks.

A recent @usask study examined how exposure to two common agricultural contaminants, endotoxins found in farm dust and the herbicide glyphosate, may influence respiratory health.

Learn more about the findings ⤵️

https://t.co/gNvMCSpUZb

#SmallFarm

[Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health @USaskCCRAH]

For 40 years, we’ve been honoured to work alongside rural communities in Saskatchewan and across Canada to support the health and safety of rural and agricultural people. We are deeply grateful for the partnerships, trust, and shared commitment!
@USaskMed

[DoMoreAg @domoreag]

This harvest season, many producers across Canada are navigating rain delays, quality losses, and financial uncertainty. Five ways to navigate a season of loss and grief:

1) A difficult harvest is a real loss, and grief is a reasonable response.
2) Acknowledge the season before moving on
3) Talk to those around you about what's happening
4) Use your body as a guide for how you're doing.
5) Find understanding in shared experience

If you or someone you know needs support, find crisis lines, ag-informed counselling, and mental health resources at https://t.co/wAW86isGPj

#CdnAg #MentalHealthMatters

[Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health @USaskCCRAH]

Help advance research on asthma during pregnancy!

We're seeking Saskatchewan residents aged 18-50 who are capable of pregnancy to complete a brief survey about knowledge of asthma during pregnancy.

Survey: https://t.co/IdRxwq2h7p

For a paper version: [email protected]

[Just Bins @JustBins]

A grain elevator knocked down in Davidson took out a power line and reportedly left Keneston, Hanley, Bladworth, and Davidson without power.

[Sask Agriculture @SKAgriculture]

Harvest is 93 per cent complete in Saskatchewan.

While rain and snow slowed fieldwork in many regions, producers continue to make progress on the remaining acres and are wrapping up harvest 2026.

Read more: https://t.co/jhtAXtMG61

#SaskAg #CropReport

[Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health @USaskCCRAH]

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and leadership of rural women. From farms to communities, they nurture with care, lead with purpose, and help build safer, stronger rural spaces for everyone. 💚 #InternationalDayOfRuralWomen #FarmHer #RuralWomen