Scottish women in agriculture will be sharing how the menopause has impacted their farming experience as part of a campaign that is running throughout this month, led by wellbeing charity Farmstrong Scotland. The campaign has also released a comprehensive menopause guide that covers symptoms, offers advice on supporting women that are experiencing menopause and highlights the resources available to them. "The menopause is individual to everyone who experiences it; symptoms can be different, lifestyles are different, and the impact is different." "Working with livestock can be an intense and stressful thing to do at the best of times, more so as a couple, and menopause symptoms can really exaggerate that sort of thing, so patience is needed on both sides. "As a charity focused on health and wellbeing, it naturally appealed to me and the team to open up the discussion on this more specifically to Scottish farming and crofting.