Agriculture is not just for Men
Agriculture

Agriculture is not just for Men


In Africa, agriculture is the backbone of most economies. It employs nearly two-thirds of the population and accounts for an average one-third of the GDP. Women play a particularly important role, as they grow nearly 90% of the food on the continent and usually invest whatever income they earn on their families' health and education.
 Hardly seen but mostly their, women are taking more responsibility in the agriculture industry. We are here, and we are taking charge! Woot Woo!!








- Women In Agriculture
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- Women Are Main Guardians Of Crucial Livestock Diversity
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