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Young Farmers and wellbeing: an SAYFC special episode

Being involved in Young Farmers - SAYFC - is fun, empowering, and a vital social connection for younger people across rural Scotland. In this special Blether Together, recorded with a live audience at AgriScot, Sarah Stephen speaks with Jack Young, a current young farmer, and Catriona Gemmell, who recently aged out of being part of SAYFC. Together, they consider the part SAYFC plays in wellbeing in rural Scotland - and how to keep social connections going when the dreaded day comes that you are too old to be part of Young Farmers! Also featured in this episode: Emily Simpson - SAYFC Events and Engagement Manager Jillian Kennedy - SAYFC Chair Will Murray - TikTok creator, sheep farmer, and ex SAYFC member How’s It Going? Take a moment for yourself: try Farmstrong Scotland’s How’s It Going? tool (https://www.farmstrongscotland.org.uk...) . Answer eight simple questions and get access to resources tailored to support you. Farmstrong Scotland helps farmers, crofters and their families cope with the ups and downs of rural life by sharing practical ways to look after themselves and the people around them. It’s a peer-to-peer programme, shaped by scientific insight and real-life stories, so together we can share, learn and support each other’s wellbeing. Follow Us Visit the Farmstrong Scotland website (https://www.farmstrongscotland.org.uk/)  to find out more. Follow us on Twitter/X (https://outlook.office.com/mail/id/AA...) , LinkedIn (https://outlook.office.com/mail/id/AA...) , Instagram (https://outlook.office.com/mail/id/AA...) , and Facebook (https://outlook.office.com/mail/id/AA...) , or subscribe to our Spotify Playlist, which includes hundreds of tunes recommended by farmers and crofters across Scotland. If you’re concerned about yourself or someone else, talk to someone. Contact your doctor, RSABI’s 24-hour helpline: 0808 123 4555, Breathing Space: 0800 838 587, or Samaritans (24-hours): 116 123.