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I could google it, of course, but frankly I’d rather have my testicles slammed repeatedly in a car door… Health and wellbeingSee all HEALTH AND WELLBEINGFarmer completes fitness challenge in welliesA Welsh beef and sheep farmer has completed a high-intensity global fitness race in wellies and braces, raising awareness for mental health issues within the agricultural sector. Robin Jones, founder… COMMUNITYFarming Help charities seek views of UK farmersThe Farming Help charities have launched a survey to gather feedback from UK farmers to ensure their support services address the evolving challenges of the agricultural community. The survey focuses… HEALTH AND WELLBEINGWhy neurodiversity and entrepreneurship go hand-in-handFarmers are notoriously good problem-solvers, creative thinkers and risk-takers. 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