Being a farmer isn't just a job. It's an identity and a lifelong love. But loving the job isn't enough anymore, and many farmers are reaching their mental breaking point.

For over twenty years, Knoll Farm has provided weeklong retreats for Black, Indigenous, people of color to find healing outside the confines of society.

After a devastating fire destroyed everything she owned, farmer Rosina Wallace is learning how to accept what she has, redefine herself, and move forward.

A traumatic brain injury and the pressures of dairy farming left this farmer struggling to cope. Here's how she found a path toward healing and a new way of life.

Read how a dairy farmer with a passion for dog sledding puts a spotlight on mental health in rural communities when he loses the farm and races back stronger.