Women of the Land
by
Liz Harfull
Making your living from the land in Australia is not for the faint-hearted. Isolation, hard physical work, long hours and the vagaries of drought, floods and fire make it a challenging environment for any farmer. But how do you cope when you are a woman in what is traditionally a man?s world?
Women of the Land brings together the heart-warming stories of eight rural women s...more
Women of the Land brings together the heart-warming stories of eight rural women s...more
Paperback, 324 pages
Published
March 26th 2012
by Allen & Unwin Australia
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Women of the Land is an account of eight women who live and work in rural Australia. These women, choose to run their own farms, some raise cattle or sheep, others grow fruit or crop, in isolated areas of Australia. Liz Harfull, herself the daughter of dairy farmers, bases these eight portraits on interviews with the women themselves, research, observation and conversations with family and friends. The women largely agreed to participate to promote awareness of rural life and farming in Australi...more
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