News

UMaine to help farmers manage stress during pandemic

Photo: 560 WGAN Newsradio


ORONO, Maine (AP) The coronavirus pandemic has been especially hard on farmers, and the University of Maine is taking steps to help food producers manage stress.

The University of Maine Cooperative Extension said it is offering free online farm coaching and help with stress management and communication. The extension said it is also offering help with problem-solving on the farm and within families.

The assistance will include resources about stress reduction and well-being. The extension said participants will include a human resources specialist, an extension educator, farmer owners and others.

Latest Headlines

2 hours ago in Local

Gov. Mills vetoes moratorium on new data centers in Maine

Fresh

Gov. Janet Mills has vetoed a first-in-the-nation moratorium on new data centers in Maine.

2 hours ago in Local

Judge gives Maine 30 days to review signatures for transgender student referendum

Fresh

A judge on Friday gave the Maine Secretary of State's Office 30 days to review signatures gathered for a referendum concerning transgender students.

22 hours ago in Local

Two Arrested in Months-Long Maine Drug Enforcement Investigation

Both were taken to the Somerset County Jail.

23 hours ago in Local

All Residents Displaced from Biddeford Apartment Fire

The Red Cross is working with the building owner and tenants to find temporary housing.

1 day ago in Local

Missing teens found after traffic stop in Portland

Portland Police say they located two missing teenagers from the Augusta area during traffic stop overnight Thursday morning.