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The Round Table· 2026Q2

Farming without title: feminisation of agriculture and the Commonwealth’s unfinished gender commitment

Gayathri Krishna, Rajeshwari U.R.

Short summary

Women in the Commonwealth are increasingly farming but lack land ownership, a trend linked to systemic agrifood issues.

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Key points

  • Women's participation in farming is rising across the Commonwealth.
  • Despite increased farming roles, women's land ownership is not keeping pace.
  • This trend is linked to systemic issues within agrifood systems.

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Abstract

Across the Commonwealth, women are farming more and owning less. The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (2025) attributes this to diverse factors within agrifood systems. This ...

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Field: General Agricultural and Biological Sciences

General Agricultural and Biological SciencesAgricultural and Biological Sciences