Stress levels are soaring with some farmers as they face low prices, excesssupply and bad weather. Jim Amelsburg is a private counselor in Forest Citywho says there are many reasons why farmers are getting edgy.Amelsburg says farmers are facing many changes in the way they do business.Amelsburg says farmers are exhibiting many signs of stress.He says signs of stress include: lingering fatigue, disrupted sleep patterns,frequent illnesses, and a loss of enthusiasm for work.