Children need to feel loved by their parents and care givers. This helps them to gain control of their own feelings. Children without sufficient love will feel anger and anxiety, be more impulsive and less caring for others. We have unequivocally seen both changes in agricultural markets and extreme conditions in nature. In 1990 weather and the economy forced many long-time farmers out of business.
Indicators suggest that farm families in Georgia are approaching a similar crisis.
The County Extensions Services since its duration has been a supporter and a critical part of farming. There are USDA and state Extension Web pages which include excellent resources for helping families build coping skills. These pages connects you with resources that will provide information about rural crises and the responses by researchers, educators, and extension program designers and implementors. These sites contain information from simple advice or information to life-saving counseling. Contact your local extension office for more infomation.