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Work Pattern of Hill Farm Women – A Study of Himachal Pradesh
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Women EmpowermentAgricultural EconomicsWork PatternSocial SciencesRural SociologyFarming SystemGender StudiesCastePublic HealthAgricultural HistoryHousehold LaborAllied ActivitiesWomen's EmpowermentRural HealthIndian AgricultureHill Farm WomenHimachal PradeshAnthropologyGender DivideFarm WomenWomen's HealthUnpaid Work
Women play a pivotal role in all household, farm and allied activities. Women’s contribution to the Indian agriculture and allied activities is a recognized factor. They participate in several activities such as harrowing, transplanting, weeding, picking etc. Hence the present study was undertaken to determine the extent of participation of women in different activities and also the time spent in performing these activities. A total sample of 900 women respondents from three different zones of Himachal Pradesh was selected and data were collected through personal interview method on frequency of performance, time spent on each activity and their perception. Five point scales were used to record the frequency of each activity performed by women. The analysis showed that farm women spent maximum time in transplanting activity and in dairy maximum time was spent in cutting of fodder.
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