lantbruksmamman
Lantbruksmamman, a Swedish term that translates literally to “farm mother,” refers to women who manage and sustain family farms in rural Sweden. The title emerged in the early 20th century, when the Swedish state promoted the idea of the farm woman as the backbone of agricultural life. Unlike the traditionally male-dominated image of farming, the lantbruksmamman embodies a blend of domestic responsibilities, agricultural labor, and business management.
In practice, a lantbruksmamman is often the primary decision‑maker regarding crop selection, livestock care, and the
The status of the lantbruksmamman has evolved. In the post‑war era, increased industrialization and rural migration