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Farm Women Blend Farm and Off-Farm Work

Janet E. Perry, Mary Clare Ahearn, Perry, Janet E., Ahearn, Mary C.

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Some farm women operate farms alone, more operate farms jointly with their husbands, and still others leave farm management decisions to their husbands. All three groups of farm women make substantial contributions to farm household income, most often by working both on and off the farm.

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Some farm women operate farms alone, more operate farms jointly with their husbands, and still others leave farm management decisions to their husbands. All three groups of farm women make substantial contributions to farm household income, most often by working both on and off the farm.

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Some farm women operate farms alone, more operate farms jointly with their husbands, and still others leave farm management decisions to their husbands. All three groups of farm women make substantial contributions to farm household income, most often by working both on and off the farm.

Key concepts: Farm workers, Farm income, Work (physics), Business, Agricultural economics, Agricultural science, Agriculture, Small farm

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