Finally, the feminization of agriculture also occurs by women taking up waged employment on
large plantations, sometimes located at some distance from the home or even requiring her to
migrate for long periods: it is then linked, not to the small-scale family farm sector, but to the
shift to more capitalized forms of agriculture, and often to an increase in land concentration.
Though both forms of "feminization of agriculture" will show up in statistics as increases in the
female agricultural workforce (in proportion to the employment of men or even, though less
frequently, in comparison to the female employment in other sectors), each in fact will result in
a very different set of gender relationships, and each will correspond to a very different type of
agrarian transition.
Finally, the feminization of agriculture also occurs by women taking up waged employment onlarge plantations, sometimes located at some distance from the home or even requiring her tomigrate for long periods: it is then linked, not to the small-scale family farm sector, but to theshift to more capitalized forms of agriculture, and often to an increase in land concentration.Though both forms of "feminization of agriculture" will show up in statistics as increases in thefemale agricultural workforce (in proportion to the employment of men or even, though lessfrequently, in comparison to the female employment in other sectors), each in fact will result ina very different set of gender relationships, and each will correspond to a very different type ofagrarian transition.
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