NUIG and Teagasc dairy farm survey links worry to accidents

It’s official, time pressure and bureaucracy are the main sources of farmer stress.
NUIG and Teagasc dairy farm survey links worry to accidents
Thu, 19 Nov, 2015 - 00:00
Daniel Hession

A study has been carried by NUIG and Teagasc, and the preliminarily results were presented by behavioral scientist Denis O’Hora of NUIG at the recent All- Ireland Farm Safety Conference.

For the study, 121 dairy farmers were surveyed on financial worries, stress, anxiety, depression, social support, and expectations of injury.

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