News

Free access to counseling available for Montanans in agriculture – How America’s Farmers Got Cut Out of the Supply Chain

April 20, 2022/

Depressed farmer rancher

We’ve talked about the stress that farmers and ranchers are under, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, there is more help available.

The Montana Department of Agriculture and Frontier Psychiatry have partnered to provide free access to counseling and other resources for Montanans involved in agriculture. This is being funded through the USDA.

By: Mike Powers

 

Full Story

 

How America’s Farmers Got Cut Out of the Supply Chain

 

 


Click here to read the story.

Related Stories

  1. Feds Warn Congress That Americans Need to Drive Less to Survive Climate Change
  2. Looking for tech talent? Broaden your search, experts say
  3. Seeley Lake. Montana residents respond to survey about future of town

Leave a Comment

You must be logged in to post a comment.

MATR Sponsor (view all)


Working to create a clean and balanced energy portfolio that will provide for a safe and reliable energy future. Learn more at http://www.NorthWesternEnergy.com/BrightFuture

MATR Supporters (view all)


Working closely with GFDA’s economic development team, HPF helps Montana businesses access the capital they need to expand, modernize, and strengthen local communities.

Make Your Future in the College of Business

ADROIT Employer Resources is a Montana-based workforce and talent solutions partner