Resources for Minnesota Farmers and Ranchers
University of Minnesota Extension brings Minnesotans together to build a better future through University science-based knowledge, expertise and training.
Ph: 612-624-1222
The Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center (UMASH) is a multidisciplinary collaboration of five leading research and health care institutions.
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Ph: 612-625-8836
University of Minnesota Extension’s rural stress task force applies programming and expertise from across Extension to help families and small towns respond to current economic, environmental and societal challenges that overwhelmingly affect rural Minnesota and farming communities.
Young people face unique concerns including school violence, farm stress and mental health. Youth are more likely to achieve healthy, favorable outcomes and to thrive if they are resilient. University of Minnesota Extension offers resources to help youth cope with stress and build resilience.
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture offers a variety of resources to support farmers. The free resources, for both farmers and people living in rural areas, include a helpline, rural mental health specialists and mobile crisis teams.
Ph: 651-201-6000
Minnesota Farm and Rural Helpline: 833-600-2670
The Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation is an advocate for agriculture, driven by the beliefs and policies of farmers and those interested in agriculture who have an interest in the future of farmers, their families and the food they grow and raise in Minnesota.
Ph: 651-768-2100