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Wisconsin farmers open up about mental health struggles

Jan 26, 2023 | 2:34 PM

Just one day after Governor Tony Evers called for a half billion dollars in new spending on mental health initiatives, officials and farmers from across the state sat down to discuss farmer and rural mental health programming. Participants in the Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action program’s Farm Well initiative talked spoke to members of the Evers administration about how the program has helped support the unique needs of farmers in the state. The farmer wellness hotline is staffed 24/7. You can give them a call at 888-901-2558.