In Nigeria, women play a dominant role in Agricultural production. Women make up to 60% to 80% of the Agricultural labour force, depending on the region and produce two third of the food crops. There is usually customary provision for indirect access to land in terms of use right as community members, wives, mothers, sisters or daughters. These use rights however, do not grant enough security for women when traditional family structure dissolves. The economy and social wellbeing of women and their children are at increased risk when women face widowhood and divorce or when the male head of household does not or cannot exercise his responsibility to his family. This paper examined the participation of women in Agricultural production in Bichi local government area of Kano state. The objectives are to identify the extent of women participation in Agricultural production and to examine the constraints to women participation in Agricultural production. Personnel interview was carried out with a sample of 385 women in four wards out of the eleven wards in Bichi Local Government area namely Bichi, Danzabuwa, Muntsira and Kwamarawa. Respondents for the interview were randomly selected. Each woman is allocated to a unified number in their houses. The results indicate that women participate in Agricultural production especially women between the ages of 40 to 50 years. They are involved virtually in all aspect of farming activities. Regarding the availability of farm inputs, the result of the study indicates that rural women in Bichi local government experience problem in obtaining inputs. The study concludes that, women participate in Agricultural production especially women between 40 and 50 years, they are involved in virtually all farming activities and drive considerable benefit from it. The research concludes that capital is the major constraint to women in agricultural production unlike the before where culture is their major constraint to their participation in agricultural production.