Women and the food cycle

Women and the food cycle

by Marilyn Carr

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"Traditional food processing forms the basis of gainful employment for millions of rural people around the world, mainly working part time in their own households, and often provides the main source of income for poor women. This collection of case studies includes grain processing, fruit processing, baking, beekeeping and small-scale oil production."

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