Published 2 years ago

Germany lags far behind on gender equality in agriculture, study finds

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Only 11% of farms in Germany are managed by women, according to a new study. Only one in five of the people set to inherit or otherwise take over farms are women. The study points to an imbalance between women's responsibilities and how this is reflected legally. The consequences on the financial security of women farmers are far-reaching.

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Germany lags far behind on gender equality in agriculture, study finds

Germany is lagging far behind its EU counterparts when it comes to the share of farms being managed or passed on to women according to a new study, which points to the far-reaching consequences this has on their financial security.

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