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provide 41% of the labour on farms, although this figure hides enormous variation across (see Shortall 2010). Changed and legal frameworks now enable women to choose to be active in the labour market. Women’s off- work, and entrepreneurial activities on the mean that gender roles and identities have changed

SOURCE: Farmer & Cowboy Magazine – farm

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