Women and Men in Rainfed Farming Systems: Case Studies of Households in the Bicol Region
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Women and Men in Rainfed Farming Systems: Case Studies of Households in the Bicol Region

by Jeanne Frances I. Illo, Cynthia C. Veneracion

Gender Studies Agriculture Rural Development
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Women and Men in Rainfed Farming Systems examines households in the Bicol Region through case studies centered on rainfed agriculture. Focusing on both women and men, the book offers a grounded perspective on household roles, farming systems, and rural life in a specific regional setting.

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This book presents case studies of households engaged in rainfed farming in the Bicol Region.

It focuses on the experiences and roles of both women and men within farming systems and household life.

By bringing these perspectives together, the work offers a grounded view of rural households connected to rainfed agriculture.

The book is relevant to readers exploring agriculture, gender, household studies, and regional social research.

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