Women and the Food Cycle

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Intermediate Technology Publications 1989Description: 82pISBN:

1853390550

Subject(s):

Food

DDC classification:

351CAR

Summary: This collection of articles includes case studies of attempts to improve small-scale food processing, remembering that "small is beautiful, but difficult." Case studies cover grain and fruit processing, baking, beekeeping, and small-scale oil production.

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This collection of articles includes case studies of attempts to improve small-scale food processing, remembering that "small is beautiful, but difficult." Case studies cover grain and fruit processing, baking, beekeeping, and small-scale oil production.

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