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Gendered Impacts of Agricultural Mechanisation on Women Involved in Paddy Farming: A Case Study of Gilan Province, Iran
Agricultural mechanisation has become an important strategy for increasing agricultural productivity and profitability in many countries. Although mechanisation has improved farming efficiency, its impacts on individuals involved in the agricultural production process remain complex and not fully ex
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