Tell us your story!

Women in Ag is always looking for inspiring stories about women in agriculture worldwide.

Whether you are a farmer, a rancher, a saleswoman, an agricultural photographer or journalist, a scientist,… if your job is related to agriculture, we want to know your story!

We are currently looking for stories both for our magazine and for our website, more specifically:

  • Encounter: your story and the story of your farm, ranch or business.
  • Outsider: you are not a farmer or rancher, but you work in a field that is important for agriculture.
  • Hobby: what do you do outside of your agriculture-related job? Do you go tractorpulling on weekends, are you a rodeo queen, do you go race car driving or waterskiing,…? We want to know all about your second passion!

Do you have an interesting story to tell? Would you like to get featured in our magazine and/or our website? Do you have an good topic to suggest we had not thought of yet? Get in touch!

 

Women farmers’ access to justice and resources centre stage at FAO Rome’s hq for International Women’s Day 2026

FAO, IFAD and WFP bring together high-level representatives and farmers’ organizations for the annual joint event in Rome on March 5th   The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) marked International Women’s Day earlier this month with a joint […]

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Applications for the Women in Ag Award 2026 now open!

The Women in Ag Foundation and the DLG (German Agricultural Society) will confer the international Women in Ag Award for the fifth time this year. Open to international candidates across the entire agricultural sector — from livestock to crop and horticultural production — the award recognizes professional women working in one of four categories: agriculture; […]

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REVIEW: One size fits none

As I was reading “From the ground up” by Stephanie Anderson for the last edition of Women in Ag Magazine, I was reminded of December 2020. In late November of that year, I suffered a microscopic brain hemorrhage, small enough that nothing serious happened, but bad enough for a reality check. During the weeks of […]

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