It’s time to put a spotlight on the hidden face of agriculture.
Half of all you eat is produced by women. Women make up 50% of the rural workforce. They generate half of all farm income.
Women farmers rarely get, or take, the credit they deserve. At a time when agriculture is facing a triple whammy - a serious shortfall of skilled workers, increasing pressure to produce more food for a growing population and ever more challenging climate conditions - half of its potential leaders are largely overlooked.
The Visible Farmer film project is now criss-crossing the country to discover the untold stories of the gutsy women behind our food and fibre, and the vital, innovative role they play. For the first time it gives our female farmers a contemporary, authentic voice to inspire more women to step forward and help shape the future of Australia’s food production.
Farming healthy soils to provide ongoing communities with nutrition is more important than skills in law or medicine. Healthy understanding and contribution to perpetuating community food and farming can reduce the need for some medicine (and provide some medicinal plants), relaxation, therapy and personal mental sense of worth to our community future. Your positive vibe towards all of us to learn to contribute is encouraging. Much appreciated, thanks, Gary
I am not sure will ollive fruit in Telangana (Narayankhed) I am experimenting Please share your whatsapp number so that it will be easy to talk to you and communicating with you.
Excellent Tanuja ji I am a microbiologist from South India wanted to grow olives, by Mid 2023 with 5 acres. I need some guidence and tips from you . If possible I would like to visit your farm.
Successful story gd 👏 bless the REAL AUSTRALIAN .ABORIGINAL POWER TO THE PEOPLE...Greetings from carribian...brother n sisters..BIG UP..u got our support 💪keep fighting for what yours..AUSTRALIA..BELONG to ABORIGINAL PEOPLE.
What a woman, what a lady. I'm a sandgroper myself and boy do I feel so homesick when I watch anything to do with WA country. I feel that way right now. Even though I'm a white male I relate to the land and respect it. This lady makes me respect it even more. Thank you Darrylin, all the very best to you.
I was searching and searching for Australian farmers content,,so much from the states and UK but our experiences are different, to come upon this makes me so happy, and i admit a little emotional So proud of our farmers