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RABI chief executive said the rural community must start being involved in conversations on health policy

British Farming Awards Farming Hero 2025 winner The Royal Countryside Fund (RCF) has been awarded £50,000 from The Health Lottery Foundation to continue its ‘Checking the Pressure of Farming Life’ programme

After losing her Dad to suicide in 2025, Charli Hicks spoke to Farmers Guardian chief reporter Rachael Brown about mental health in the farming community, and the 24 hour fundraising challenge she is taking on with her family to raise vital funds for RABI.

Katie Thompson says it is incredibly important to break the stigma surrounding mental health, particularly among men in farming, following the loss of her brother, Robert

Papyrus launches ‘Go to a Gate, Chat to a Mate' project in order to encourage those in agriculture to seek help

The charity was offering visitors to last week's Royal Highland Show blood pressure checks while raising awareness of prostate cancer

Mental health and isolation can be really tough topics of conversation in agriculture. Being able to reach out to people can make a difference and, ultimately, save a life

From charity walks to tea breaks to celebrity backing, the campaign for better mental health in farming is slowly gaining momentum. We take a look at some of our most inspiring mental health stories from the past year

Caerfyrddin MP Ann Davies writes on why farmers must open up and talk about mental health

As Mental Health Awareness week kicks off for 2026, a new ‘Book Farmacy’ pilot as been announced to target the mental health crisis in Scotland’s farming communities