20 % of japan can be used for agriculture.
20 % of japan can be used for agriculture.
what percentage of japan can be used for agriculture?
20 %
for centuries, agriculture was the dominant economic activity for most of panama's population. after construction of the panama canal, agriculture fell as a proportion of total gdp. agriculture represented 29 percent of panamanian gdp in 1950, and just over 9 percent in 1985. in 2009 agriculture and fisheries made up 7.4% of panama's gdp. agriculture employs a large number of panamanians (in relation to its percentage of panama's gdp) because many farmers are engaged in subsistence farming. the percentage of panama's labor force in agriculture has fallen from 46 percent in 1965 to 26 percent in 1984.
agriculture in panama
women in agriculture in japan









































women have always been active in agriculture in japan. women farmers have, throughout japan's history, outnumbered male farmers. traditionally, women farmers in japan did farm work and cared for other members of the family. some held part-time jobs and then came home to do farm work. most farmland in japan is used by small family farms, though other types of agricultural collectives are appearing in the country. the japanese government has been active in encouraging women to go into agriculture in the early 21st century.









































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women in agriculture in japan