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Women farmers get creative amid drought

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Hard-hit by the drought and the COVID-19 pandemic, some rural women have resorted to planting more drought-resistant crops in an effort to continue eking out a living in the male-dominated field. According to president of the Jamaica Network of...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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