I don't want to offend anyone, but could a high rate of suicides on farms have anything to do with the heavy use of pesticides in these places (which operate essentially as nerve agents, so it would not be surprising if they caused higher than normal rates of depression, hoarding, etc). Not trolling, just curious.
We know that some sheep-dip chemicals have caused problems, but there's very little evidence that agro-chemicals in general are a causitive problem for mental ill health.
Suicide prevention talks about access to means and methods.
Internationally agro-chemicals are a problem because they're one of the most commonly used methods for death by suicide.
But in the US there's easy access to guns, and so restricting access to agro-chemcials is unlikely to have much effect.
