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Helping women smallholder farmers through crop resilience, better access

April 5, 2021 | 5:26 pm Font Size PIXABAY GrowHer, a gateway to free resources and partnership opportunities, launched in the Philippines this March to narrow the gender gap for women in agriculture.  “We hope to provide women agripreneurs the platform to upskill through useful tools, read stories of other inspiring women in agriculture, and collaborate and attend events across the value chain, [thereby] creating sustainable food systems for generations to come,” said Cherrie D. Atilano, president and chief executive officer of Agrea, a Filipino agri-business that is a founding partner of GrowHer.  Roughly half of the world’s smallholder farmers are women, and yet despite finding increasing representation in agriculture women still face barriers in access to tools, education, and markets. Agriculture faces tough challenges ahead, and efforts by various stakeholders are continuously being done to help address issues on crop resilience, climate change, access to c

School for female shepherds aims to restore balance in Spain s countryside

The rugged pathways crisscross Spain, sprawling across an estimated 1% of its territory. Etched into the land over centuries, the country’s livestock roads have long been the domain of solitary men leading their flocks to lush pastures. Now a new initiative is looking to change this with the launch of the country’s first shepherding school for women. The aim of the School for Shepherdesses of the 21st Century is twofold: offering women a.

Depopulation group sets sights on female farmers with new initiative in rural Spain

Olive Press News Spain Share \n );document.write( \n \n\n );} THE Spanish Association Against Depopulation (AECD) has launched a brand new program to help bring female faces into the traditionally male dominated world of rural farming. The program has been coined the Escuela de Pastoras (School for Shepherdesses) and has been designed to bring farming and livestock training to women rural and remote communities. Based in the northern Cantabria region of Spain, but with courses all over the country including Andalucia, the school was born from recent findings that showed women were leaving rural areas at a higher rate than men.

School for female shepherds aims to restore balance in Spain s countryside

School for female shepherds aims to restore balance in Spain s countryside
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