Farm women work on or off farms at higher rate
USDA economists Perry and Ahearn find nearly three quarters of farm women work, vs 53 percent of all women. Based on a 1991 survey of 2 million farm households, the study notes women contribute across bookkeeping, hiring, and farm management while spouses often share duties. Continued on page 9.
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Tips to improve alfalfa yield and quality for first cutting
Alfalfa offers high yield potential and many uses from pasture to silage. Key factors include thick stands, proper fertility, pest control, and stage of maturity. Early harvest and careful curing maximize protein leaves while minimizing fiber and mold risk. Weather and soil conditions influence cutting schedules and quality.
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