I’m thinking about going to school and getting an associate Sustainable Agriculture degree?
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Question by phoenix2196: I’m thinking about going to school and getting an associate Sustainable Agriculture degree?
It teaches you about farming organically and farm production ect. I know “Green” jobs are in the future but does anyone know if this is a good path to take? It will take me two years but I think i’d transfer to a university for my bachelors. If you know anything let me know thanks.
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2 Responses to I’m thinking about going to school and getting an associate Sustainable Agriculture degree?
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All “Ag” schools teach sustainable farming. It’s insulting to suggest they do not.
PE2008
December 7, 2011 at 3:55 am
Any degree you would like to obtain is valuable, and if you like the field you are studying in all the better! Go for it. With the height in environmental awareness, these skills are more valuable than ever. Good luck!
Victoria Y
December 7, 2011 at 4:50 am