The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention conducted a study in 2016 on the suicide rate amongst farmers and discovered rates significantly higher than with any other occupational group. This led to a flurry of reporting about trouble in the heartland, including our own. The real picture is more nuanced, but no less challenging . . .
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