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Handbook launched to tackle farmer mental health 

THE Victorian Farmers Federation Making our Farms Safer Project have launched a free handbook designed for farmers providing them with practical mental health tips, information and advice. Photo: SUPPLIED.
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THE Victorian Farmers Federation Making our Farms Safer Project (VFF MOFS) is aiming to tackle the scourge of mental health in rural communities by launching the new ‘Harvesting Change’ handbook for farmers.

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