Dairy farm operators—farmers, workers, and family members—are faced with many
demands and stressors in their daily work and these appear to be shared across countries …

Agricultural workers suffer from many work-related illnesses. Some of the most common
include musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). These types of disorders are caused by diverse …

Psychosocial risks among farmers have increasingly been examined because of the
ongoing changes in agriculture, such as restructuring of the industry, transition from family …

Contemporary EU agricultural policies place a significant emphasis on current and future
societal issues, eg climate, biodiversity, animal welfare, and air and water quality amongst …

The restructuring of dairy farm production has resulted in enlarged unit sizes and production
capacities on commercial farms in Finland. Concurrently, the livestock sector is facing high …

Dairy farmers are more likely than nonfarmers to experience high demands and are at risk of
mental health problems. However, there is scarce evidence on the current state of …

This article explores the family organization of work in small-scale dairy farms in Mexico. By
drawing attention to the division of labour by sex, the paper explores how gender norms and …

Ensuring global food security while halting ecosystem degradation is arguably one of the
most fundamental current challenges. As a key component of fertilisers for which there is no …

Objectives: The aims of this study were to examine job resources, work engagement and
Finnish dairy farmers' preferences concerning methods to enhance overall well-being while …

The changing conditions, technologies, and labor markets have shifted the gender division
of labor on the farm. Women have taken on off-farm labor, but also increased their …