Author(s): Margaret Begg

NZ Society | Secondhand

This book examines the important position that women hold on New Zealand family run dairy farms. Their contribution to the national economy has largely gone unrecognized and undocumented. The book traces the evolution of such farms in NZ and studies the technological, social, economic and political changes that have taken place in NZ over the period 1946-1996. It further shows how these changes have affected the lives of dairy farm women.

An autographed copy in very good condition. Previous owner's inscription. Some dog-eared pages.