Over many years, Field Days have been organised for Women in Agriculture. A popular topic for discussion at these days has been Emergency Planning and Emergency Farming. The topics for discussion are chosen by the women themselves, showing the need for such information, and the sessions have always been well attended and have generated much interest. The purpose of this project is to research material for a booklet which will give essential legal and financial information to women. This information is to encourage women to deal with their future now, long before the need arises and hopefully before something unexpected happens in their lives.
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