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Saskatchewan farmer Nicole Rathgeber, her husband and three children have all been diagnosed with ADHD. In this episode, we learn how reframing neurodivergent traits has affected her farming life, business management and family dynamics.
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Episode Resources
- Neurodiversity in ag
- Mental health resources for Canadian agriculture
- How to ensure dependents with disabilities are taken care of in a farm transition
- Farm Transition – Will and Estate Pre-Planning Tool™
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