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Women farmers reveal how they have succeeded in agriculture, and how other women can too (Part 1)
Is Farmer Barbie just another way to keep our daughters out of the business of farming, or is something more serious going on?
Guide Opinion: Communication remains a key in order for farm families to grow
Should you raise daughters differently to succeed at farming? This mother, daughter and granddaughter know their answer
To this farmer, northwestern Ontario offers loads of advantages over the hustle of the southwest
When we think ‘farmer,’ we often also think ‘male.’ Because it’s men who own the farmland, right?
Unless farm women get more power and a bigger share of the farm voice, Krysta Harden believes agriculture will fail its greatest tests, feeding the globe and reconnecting with consumers. Summer, she says, is a time for change
The solution to your labour shortage may be just waiting for you to give her a chance
Agriculture used to be a man’s world, at least in North America. But visit any agriculture college across the country and you’ll see that the times have already changed
