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Prince William visits a family run farm in Herefordshire as patron of "We Are Farming Minds," a Herefordshire-based charity committed to supporting farmers and promoting good mental health among the farming community across the UK on 15 January 2026 in Hereford, England.
The Prince of Wales visited Herefordshire to highlight the impact the pressures of farming can have on mental health.
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If I were to create a discord for a real coming soon farming community planned to be started in 1.5-2 years when my wife and I have the money would anyone be interested? I'd really prefer it to be queer focused as well, and as disabled friendly as possible (I'm physically and mentally disabled)
There would also be some kind of screening as I don't want to have the problems of the "tiktok cult" just letting anyone show up and creating a dangerous space
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The growth in agriculture and allied activities has been slow but steady. About 70% of Bihar’s workforce is dependent on agriculture. The share of agriculture in the GSDP stood at 20% in 2017-18, up from 18% five years ago. With an average annual growth rate of 4.4% over the past five years, the production of major crops like maize, rice and wheat has grown despite a fall in the net sown area. Agriculture has also done well despite the government’s own fluctuating contribution. In 2015-16, the total expenditure on agriculture and allied activities stood at Rs 4,119.9 crore, or 11% of the state’s total spend on economic services. In 2016-17, this came down to Rs 2,414.4 crore, while in the following fiscal, it jumped back to Rs 5.724.1 crore. Public expenditure on agricultural research has also seen a decline over the past five years. Microfinance to small and marginal farmers remains an issue — despite them making up 91% of the state’s farming community, holding an average landholding of 0.4 hectares.
Aashish Aryan, 'Bihar economy: Dragged by legacy issues, a slow, steady progress', Indian Express
