Alumnus unearths fascinating secrets at Shropshire hall
An alumnus of Harper Adams University has discussed newly-uncovered secrets at the Shropshire hall his family are stewards of on a renowned …
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Harper Adams is supporting this year’s Mind Your Head campaign (10-14 February) organised by leading farming charity the Farm Safety Foundation which will encourage the farming community to stop and think about how they are looking after their physical and mental wellbeing. The award-winning campaign, now in its third year, was launched to raise awareness of the growing issue of poor mental health in our agricultural sector.
Farmers and their families face the same issues that everyone faces but there are a unique set of stressors in the industry; weather, market fluctuations, loneliness, long hours etc. that compound everyday pressures. Farming continues to have the poorest safety record of any occupation in the UK and, given the hazards and risks faced by farmers every day, being in the wrong headspace when working on a busy farm can, in fact, lead to life-changing or life-ending accidents.
For more information on ‘Mind Your Head’ visit www.yellowwellies.org or follow @yellowwelliesUK on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram
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