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Download full textRobin G. Brumfield; Deborah L. Greenwood; Madeline Flahive Di Nardo; A. J. Both; Joseph R. Heckman; Nicholas Polanin; Ashaki Rouff; Amy Rowe; Richard VanVranken; Surendran Arumugam; Ramu Govindasamy – Journal of Extension, 2025
Annie's Project is a nationally recognized educational program for women farmers focused on five areas of risk management: marketing, production, financial, human, and legal. Some challenges are common to all farms, while some are unique to urban locations. We added urban-focused topics including short-term leases, contaminated soils, water…
Descriptors: Females, Agricultural Occupations, Agricultural Laborers, Extension Education
