Gender and agricultural production in Samia Kenya: strategies and constraints
This paper explores the changing roles of women in agricultural production in a patrilineal community of the Samia in Western Kenya. Work in farm activities is considered to be demeaning for men and woman and children are expected to be involved in agricultural production. This study shows that modern education takes children away from home leaving women to be the carriers of the double-burden of domestic and farm work.
The seed development of China and abroad were introduced.And the competition situation was compared.With the SWOT analysis,the suggestion of Liaoning vegetable seed development was put forward.These would provide references for Liaoning seed development.