Talking Total Farmer Health Podcast: The National AgrAbility Project
National AgrAbility Project Podcast Link
Cleaning and Sanitizing Farm Tools and Equipment
Farm Sanitizing Site LinkNational Suicide Prevention Lifeline
Call or Text the number 988
COVID-19 Resources for Farmers and Ranchers
- AgrAbility COVID-19 Resources
Link to the National AgrAbility website for up-to-date resources for farmers and ranchers regarding COVID-19
- Dispelling COVID-19 Vaccine Myths
Dispelling Misinformation About the COVID-19 Vaccine: What Ag Producers Need to Know
New Mexico AgrAbility Project
The New Mexico AgrAbility Project is a partnership of New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension, New Mexico Technology Assistance Program, Mandy's Farm (501 (c)(3) nonprofit disability organization) and the University of New Mexico-Occupational Therapy Graduate Program.
The purpose of the project is to support success in agriculture for people with disabilities and improve quality of life through participation in agricultural production.
AgrAbility is a grant program of the United States Department of Agriculture-National Institute of Food and Agriculture to assist farmers, food growers, and farm family members who have been impacted by a disability, chronic health issue, or aging issue that is limiting participation in production agriculture.
The New Mexico AgrAbility Project serves every New Mexico county with on the farm technical assistance, educational information, referral to resources, and networking activities to build value for New Mexico's agricultural community.
Dr. Robert Hagevoort, Program Director
