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There are over 300,000 estimated new cases of Lyme disease in the United States each year. Here are tips to keep you safe. Read more
Farming is strenuous work and it's important to care for one of the most important tools on the farm: your body. Read more
Helping to provide students 10 to 14 years old and their families with improved ways to cope and prosper is the goal of Penn State's PROSPER program. Read more
Farmers and livestock alike both take comfort from and find relief in a reliable old heating pad in this column from Sue Bowman. Read more
If you're feeling a lot of stress, take a moment to find out how to relax, for better heart health. Read more
The AgriStress HelpLine is a free service available to Pennsylvania farmers and farm families seeking mental health support. Read more
Farmworkers face many potential hazards during the course of their workday, and one of them is exposure to pesticides that may be harmful to their health. Read more
AgrAbility PA works with farmers with disabilities or mobility issues to keep them going on the farm. Read more
Columnist Sue Bowman takes over all the farm chores while her husband recovers from a foot injury. Read more
No doubt about it: farming is stressful. Fortunately, this expert says proper communication can pull back the throttle on the effects of stress. Read more
Farm safety practices make all the difference in keeping your family, employees and animals safe on the farm. Go here to read the latest for staying healthy and safe on the farm.