; and (H) the Committee on Ways and Means of the House of Representatives. (b) Topics addressed The study conducted under subsection (a) shall include an examination of the following topics: (1) The availability and accessibility in rural areas of substance use disorder treatment and mental health care providers and services that are trained and dedicated to serve the needs of farmers, ranchers, agricultural workers, and their family members. (2) Barriers and challenges faced by farmers and ranchers in accessing substance use disorder treatment and mental health care and health and wellness resources, including financial, geographic, and cultural barriers. (3) Identification of best practices and successful programs at the State and local levels that can be replicated at the Federal level to address substance use disorder treatment and mental health care needs in agricultural communities, including the following: (A) Hiring and training of substance use disorder treatment and mental health care professionals with expertise in working with agricultural communities. (B) Accessing cultural competency training for substance use disorder treatment and mental health care professionals that lack expertise in working with agricultural communities. (C) Developing certificate programs for paraprofessionals and coaches to offer peer-to-peer support programming. (D) Researching effective curricula for youth and young adults to be offered in rural schools. (E) Expanding telehealth and telemedicine services to improve access to care in rural areas. (F) Developing outreach and educational programs to reduce stigma and increase awareness of mental health issues among farmers and ranchers. (G) Enhancing coordination and collaboration between existing mental health providers and agricultural organizations. (H) Conducting research and evaluation to measure the effectiveness of substance use disorder treatment and mental health care services provided to farmers and ranchers. (4) Utilization of, and best practices among grantees