Rest Today, Ready Tomorrow: Why Mental Health Matters on the Farm

Prairie Ag Solutions • August 7, 2025

At Prairie Ag Solutions, we know that agriculture never truly takes a break. There is always another chore to do, a crop to scout, or a decision to make. But as we move into late summer and harvest approaches, it is important to remember that your well-being is just as critical as your yield.


Mental health challenges are more common in agriculture than many realize. According to the American Farm Bureau Federation, 52 percent of farmers say they experience more mental health challenges today than they did just a few years ago. Studies also show that farmers are among the most likely occupations to experience stress-related conditions such as anxiety and depression. Long hours, financial pressures, and isolation all play a role.



Taking time to rest is not a luxury. It is an essential part of staying strong for the season ahead. Whether it is a weekend away, an afternoon with your family, or simply stepping away from the routine for a few hours, giving yourself permission to rest can reduce stress, improve clarity, and prevent burnout.

At Prairie Ag Solutions, we support more than just your agronomic decisions. We care about your health, your family, and your future. As harvest nears, take care of yourself now so you are ready when it matters most.


A healthy farm starts with a healthy farmer. Do not wait to prioritize yourself.

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