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Women’s Work: The Untold Story of America’s Female Farmers

In the fields and barns across America are the stories of farmers — the talented, tenacious stewards of the land who have grown our food for generations. But while agriculture is the foundation of our civilization and the backbone of our nation, the story has only been half-told.

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In the fields and barns across America are the stories of farmers — the talented, tenacious stewards of the land who have grown our food for generations. But while agriculture is the foundation of our civilization and the backbone of our nation, the story has only been half-told. Depicted through the eyes of men, the history of agriculture in the United States is incomplete. We are missing our heroines — the women who have farmed, who have loved the land, who have sacrificed and made immeasurable impacts on farming and food in America.

  • Women’s Work: The Untold Story of America’s Female Farmers

Film Topics Include:

  • Agriculture
  • Sustainability
  • Women Leadership
  • Audra Mulkern

    Producer
  • Kara Rowe

    Director
  • Kimberly Hogberg

    Producer
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