This paper explores decision making processes in farm families with off farm working wives in post socialist Hungary based on an interview material with ten farm families. Decision making concerning issues of consumption and production is seen as a key arena for the articulation of gender relations within the farm family. Farm families with the husband being the head of the enterprise and the wife having an off farm wage labour constitute a specific case. Off farm incomes, in Hungary, played a crucial role in the capital accumulation phase of the farms. As previous research indicated, off farm incomes often constitute an integral part of the overall farm strategy. Off farm working wives contribute to the reproduction of the farm enterprise in diverse ways, such as through direct partici...
... work and accounting, but also work with animals and manual agricultural work), while their partici... of the interviews, but it also draws on the model by Näsman (2004) and Hart (1997) on children's im...
...She and her husband farmed south of Winkler and raised six children. Family m...He was a zookeeper who didnt keep animals. A big supporter of the Winnipeg music scene, he w...It builds smaller-scale Model T replica cars and auto-themed vending carts for a...
... that are slaughtered, cut up or deboned on a farm or ranch, as defined in section 172, if the specif... and collected commercially was, in the model, estimated to be 642,509 tonnes, of which 92% (589...
... to build buildings; care for domestic animals, such as chickens, cows and so forth; plant trees ...Several esthetically pleasing models are available at the market, all with great-tastin... in the 1970s I lived on and helped to run a farm. We kept a large vegetable garden; harvested our w...
...They had a farm and a farm equipment sales and service business. I... of birthings, needling and feeding of the animals, did the employee payroll and bookkeeping, assiste... Ontario legislature used that Report as a model for the provisions of the Family Law Act, 1986 but...
... to a well-run stock ranch or dairy farm in which the valued animals are carefully nurtured... the ends of traditional western leadership models, factors such as rationality, system effectiveness...
...CITES covers animals and plants that are, or may be, threatened with ex... system of production controls and guaranteed farm-gate prices for those commodities. For the syste... In addition, the Canadian FIPA model contains provisions that clarify what kinds of law...
This study looks at how farm families coped with the 1998 ice storm in Eastern Ontario, in particular stress and health impacts. It is based on a mail survey (N = 171) and follow-up qualitative interviews with households (N = 40). Beyond the severity of the event, finances were identified as a key factor in reported incidence of stress symptoms during the ice storm, related to uncertainties with insurance claims and arrangements with banks. Afterwards, off-farm income was found to moderate ongoing stress. Although the social resources the farm community utilized in coping with the storm and its aftermath were identified as highly important by respondents, these did not act to differentially moderate the stress and health impacts. Instead, the findings suggest farm families addressed the...
... remained on the land to care for the animals and buildings on which their livelihoods depended....This is consistent with both conventional models of stress response to natural disasters, and studi...
The article explores male and female farmers' practices and attitudes towards different aspects of nature and resource use in the context of the Norwegian system of summer farming (seterbruk). This represents a new and unique arena for exploring gender relations, as summer fanning in Norway -in contrast to many other European countries - has been an exclusively female arena. We ask whether men and women practice summer farming differently. We base our analysis on personal interviews with farmers and build upon some of the dimensions found in theories of the 'female principle' as conceptualized within feminism. Our main findings indicate that there are no evidential gender differences in attitudes and practices following the logic of biological sex, when considering nature and resource m...
... economic output (Braidotti et al., 1994; Modelmog, 1998). Theories of women as more nature-focussed ...The number of grazing animals had dropped dramatically, and consequently the "cu...
... for use in Canada in food producing animals. Consumption of foods contaminated with nitrofuran...817, and on Archer (c.o.b. Fairburn Farm) v. Canada (Canadian Food Inspection Agency) , [20... procedural protections closer to the trial model will be required by the duty of fairness. . . . A ...
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