We shouldn't expect that many more women will take on learning mechanical or manual skills. Now there is one man for every two women enrolled in college with many men dropping out after a short time. Women can be expected to have more role in running companies and less chance of getting their hands dirty. If you have one that can fix something, help raise the kids and handle money, grab on to her and keep her.
Mine can handle money (squeeze the buffalo on the nickel until he farts, as her dad said) and keep the house clean and shovel llama manure but she won't drive a tractor and can barely figure out how to work things mechanical and can not fix anything. She also has a bachelors degree in Business she got going at night and deals with complicated insurance legal-related issues, so I'll keep her. But not sure she will be able to stay on the farm if I were to suddenly pass away.
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