MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa – For many farmers, the work never stops. Long hours, financial pressures, failed succession plans and the weight of maintaining a farming legacy can all take an emotional toll. According to the American Farm Bureau, farmer suicide rates are estimated to be two to five times higher than the national average. For the […]
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