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The Invisible Farmer Project
Australia’s national broadcaster the ABC
has joined up with the Australian Research Council and Museums Victoria to
conduct the largest ever Australian study about women on the land. Called the Invisible
Farmers as the work that these women do is mostly behind the scenes and often
unseen, but they are the backbone of many farming and rural businesses.
Submissions were called to pay tribute to farming
woman all around Australia via the ABC Open website.
And … well… here is one
such submission that you may find of interest.
Documenter (click to read)
A lovely and powerful tribute.
ReplyDeleteYour have a great Farmily.
ReplyDeleteCool! A great tribute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great honor! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet! And based on my observation, very deserved!
ReplyDeleteAwesome tribute! Women definitely need to multitask!
ReplyDeleteWho needs a Mother's Day card when you get a great tribute like that? Congratulations for all you do as a "documenter." I have loved getting a daily glimpse of your Australian farm and have especially enjoyed comparing it to life on a Kansas farm.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful :)
ReplyDeleteSo well said Aimee :D)
ReplyDeleteOh, Lynda, I am slow getting visiting done. This was a wonderful read...and I have so enjoyed your blog and seeing your farming operation. And that it is in Australia is an added bonus.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great project.
ReplyDeleteWomen are often (always?) the backbone of all (most?) work.
I've seen it but not actually done anything about it......well done........
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