@article{icrisat10011,
           month = {June},
           title = {Gender Roles and Constraints in Beekeeping: A Case from Kitui County, Kenya},
       publisher = {Taylor \& Francis},
            year = {2017},
          author = {P D M Mburu and H D Affognon and P Irungu and J Mburu and S Raina},
           pages = {54--59},
          volume = {94},
         journal = {Bee World},
          number = {2},
        keywords = {Gender, Beekeeping},
             url = {http://oar.icrisat.org/10011/},
        abstract = {Beekeeping is a form of agriculture that
involves management of wild or domesticated
bee colonies for production of
honey and wax. Generally, in Kenya,
women perform most of the agricultural
activities (GOK, 2005; Oduol et al., 2013).
Even though they play a major role in
these activities, they end up receiving a
fraction of the income generated. In most
of the African countries, beekeeping has
often been a male-dominated enterprise
(Nel \& Illgner, 2004; Ogaba \& Akongo,
2001; Shackleton, Paumgarten, Kassa,
Husselman, \& Zida, 2011). However, with
intervention from rural development
agencies, a change in this practice could
occur...}
}