English farmer James Rebanks is famous for his books about restoring the health of his Lake Country farm (“ Pastoral Song,” “ ...

Narrow standards of beauty, whether they dictate body size or one’s fashion sense, remain powerful in many settings. But ...

Why We Cook: Women on Food, Identity, and Connection Lindsay Gardner’s beautifully illustrated book looks to celebrate the work of 112 women making their mark on the world of food. Through interviews, ...

On top of their careers and role handling all the non-farming tasks, over half of the women in the study also managed the ...

POCATELLO, Idaho — Wendy Swore can pick 42 ears of sweet corn a minute, is an award-winning children’s book author and loves farming. Most Popular 1 Washington teen develops world’s […] ...

10 Riveting Nonfiction Books About Women You Probably Didn't Learn About In History Class. by Sadie ... and not just by watching the children and tending to the farm while their husbands were away ...

Palmyra-based Standard Process Inc. recently released a book about sustainable organic farming. The book is titled, “Quality From Seed to Supplement.” Standard Process is an 81-year-old ...

Home · Food · 10 Books about Food and Farming to Read This Summer. Food. 10 Books about Food and Farming to Read This Summer. Dive in for tales and inspiration. #Books. by Shelby Vittek · July 24, ...

THE FARM By Joanne Ramos. Commercial surrogacy — the birthing of another woman’s baby in exchange for cash — is an act of benevolence, or of exploitation.

While about 300,000 women own their own farms, USDA has counted 1 million total women as "farm operators" — someone who helps run a farm. As Temra Costa, author of the book Farmer Jane: Women ...

In contrast, women’s suffrage and women's rights account for 20 percent of the mentions. “When I was growing up, women were not that well represented, so I didn’t really know all my potential.

Women are vital in farming, Scheyett said. Many women are farmers themselves while others work the farm alongside their spouse. But much of their work is “invisible,” sometimes even to the women ...