Agricultural women work behind scenes making real differences in communities through dedication and stewardship efforts.

International Year of the Women Farmer gets well-deserved notice throughout the ag industry, Sara Wyant writes in a column.

Carly (England) Morrissey feeds a calf as her son Cruz, 2, watches. Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski In the past, farming was seen as a man’s job, but according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture ...

Women in farming who feel valued and supported and are involved in decision-making on the farm report higher mental ...

The United Nations is recognizing 2026 as the International Year of the Woman Farmer, aiming to spotlight the contributions of women in agriculture and agribusiness. The American Farm Bureau ...

"I'd rather be on the farm" : attitudes toward ranch and farm work -- "I'd rather work outside than do housework" : flexible gender roles -- "I didn't milk cows; I ...

SAN ANTONIO — At The Wild Farm SATX they grow food and flowers, but it's all in support of their main mission, which is to support women and girls who want to learn about sustainable urban agriculture ...

When most people picture a farmer, they don’t envision someone teaching math, driving a school bus or managing a bank branch. Yet for the majority of U.S. farm households, income from these off-farm ...

In the past, farming was seen as a man’s job, but according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, women now make up over a third of all U.S. farmers. That’s not a surprise to Yvette Longenecker, a ...