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Nothing hotter than a farm girl. r/FarmGirls. u/IllDrop2. • 7 mo. ago. NSFW. Flannel is not enough to be considered farm girl material. I will be removing posts the purely rely on wearing flannel to associate as a farm girl post. Flannel is a popular style of clothing and not anywhere close to being associated as “farm” in nature. 35 1.
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In eastern Africa, over half of farmers are women. Yet, they produce 20 to 30 percent less than men farmers because they face two compounding layers of exclusion - as smallholder farmers and as women. Equalizing this gap could boost agricultural output and decrease global hunger by 17 percent.
14 Οκτ 2020 · Without land, women have nothing to leverage as collateral for formal finance and are often excluded from government programs to support farmers, such as subsidized inputs and training. Ultimately, women farmers’ lack of documented land rights keeps them ‘invisible’ and limits their productivity.
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27 Σεπ 2021 · There are a lot of challenges: Tools being built for specific-size bodies that aren’t women; tractors being built so that they won’t turn on unless the driver is a certain weight; hand tools not fitting; literature often written with the assumption that if you’re a woman then you’re doing flowers or very specific jobs on the farm; farms ...
30 Ιαν 2020 · Research shows that since about 10,000 B.C., women have played a part in how we source and harvest our food. Unfortunately, there isn’t too much data on them – in some ways, they’re silent contributors. The number of female farmers surged during the 1940s, as men went off to fight in World War II.
Studies show that women account for nearly half of the world’s smallholder farmers and produce 70% of Africa’s food. Yet, less than 20% of land in the world is owned by women and over 65% of land in Kenya is governed by customary laws that discriminate against women, limiting their land and property rights.
