A report by Trace One reveals a significant increase in women participating in American agriculture, with a steady rise in the number of female farmers across various states. Data shows a substantial increase in female producer numbers since 2007, with the Western U.S. and Northeast leading the charge, particularly in livestock operations and specialty crops. The report highlights the growing influence of women in smaller farms and emphasizes the increasing representation of women in diverse sectors like vegetable and fruit farming. The data also points to regional variations, with Arizona having the highest percentage of female farmers, while the Midwest lags behind.
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The Rise of Female Farmers: A Nation’s Agricultural Shift
