Montana Women in the 80s
Montana Women in the 80s
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There is no single information source which gives a full picture of female agricultural participation in the state. Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries industry totals from the 1980 Census show 28, 451 employed males and 5, 852 females employed in that category. When com- pared to the total employed m all occupations in 1980, farm occupations made up 12. 1 percent for men and 2. 8 percent for women.
A look at farm occupations by class of worker from 1970 and 1980 Census data tells us there wer...e 2, 018 women employed in farm occupations in 1970, compared with 25, 404 men. In 1980, there were 3, 782 women and 23, 363 men. (TABLE A-34) It is worthy of note that the proportion of those classified as unpaid family workers dropped from 33. 7 percent of farm workers to 14. 2 percent during the 1970-80 period. In the U. S. The number of unpaid farm laborers, of whom 2 of 3 are women, dropped by 170, 000 from 1972 to 1980. (11) This happened in response to a decline in the total number of farms and because of the movement of women into paid nonagricultural jobs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no single information source which gives a full picture of female agricultural participation in the state. Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries industry totals from the 1980 Census show 28, 451 employed males and 5, 852 females employed in that category. When com- pared to the total employed m all occupations in 1980, farm occupations made up 12. 1 percent for men and 2. 8 percent for women.
A look at farm occupations by class of worker from 1970 and 1980 Census data tells us there wer...e 2, 018 women employed in farm occupations in 1970, compared with 25, 404 men. In 1980, there were 3, 782 women and 23, 363 men. (TABLE A-34) It is worthy of note that the proportion of those classified as unpaid family workers dropped from 33. 7 percent of farm workers to 14. 2 percent during the 1970-80 period. In the U. S. The number of unpaid farm laborers, of whom 2 of 3 are women, dropped by 170, 000 from 1972 to 1980. (11) This happened in response to a decline in the total number of farms and because of the movement of women into paid nonagricultural jobs.
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