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medievalcat Posted - Oct 19 2010 : 6:16:18 PM
Hello.. I'm at the crossroads of my life.
At 40 I'm trying to finish up AA degree.. I'm only lacking Algebra {{{{shudder}}}} right now the AA is in Liberal Arts. I'm thinking about going on with my education and taking Agriculture. I've read books and reading MJF magazine and books I realize that we need to do more or maybe I just need to do more to protect our earth. The problem is I don't know anyone with a degree in Ag and will I be the only voice out there demanding organics and non-gmo food and truth in product labeling... I get a little carried away with all of it. And I have to admit I can't grow a decent garden and so far I've only been good at raising chickens.

Your thoughts please..

Thanks so much!
Cynthia
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harmonyfarm Posted - Oct 25 2010 : 2:03:12 PM
YIPEEEEEEEEE!!!!!! WAY TO GO!!!!!!!!

Debbie

"If you can't find the time to do it right...how will you find the time to do it over"
medievalcat Posted - Oct 23 2010 : 8:01:17 PM
Thank you for all the support! I work full time and homeschool my youngest whose 10 and a bit of a problem child. I took this past semester off. When I did go full time and work full time I had no free time but I still found ways to stay connected with my family. 1. take online classes when you can 2. keep things simple at home 3. know you are doing the best thing you can for yourself and family by going to school.
It has helped a lot to take this semester off and I freaked when I found out I have 71 credits.. I didn't know I had that many! Then I looked how many more I need to graduate and I wanted to cry. But I'm slipping back into my big farmgirl jeans and dusting off the boots.. here I come school!
Monday is registration for returning students!!
Room To Grow Posted - Oct 23 2010 : 6:35:27 PM
I am 53 this yr and I would love to go back to school and do Animal Husbandry. I am not sure how I would do this because I work full time. I say the same as Debbie...GO FOR IT!!!..
Deborah

we have moved to our farm...and love it
harmonyfarm Posted - Oct 22 2010 : 1:14:07 PM
Practice makes perfect! I say go for it too!.....we humans need all the help we can get and I bet once you get into it, you'll meet allot of other women in agriculture. Taking the first step is half the battle!

I'm a Master Gardener and this was the best year of raising weeds I ever had...lol...

Debbie

"If you can't find the time to do it right...how will you find the time to do it over"
medievalcat Posted - Oct 20 2010 : 4:43:28 PM
Thank you and I'm sure you are so proud of your daughter! What is she interested in... animal, plant, soil, agi-economics? I'm thinking more about getting into animal science through the Ag program but I still don't know.
4HMom Posted - Oct 19 2010 : 9:17:25 PM
SOOOO much available in Agriculture! My oldest daughter will be graduating this spring and will be pursuing and Ag degree. I was amazed at what there is available! I would say go for it...and Good Luck!

"Women are angels...and if someone breaks our wings...we fly on our brooms...we're flexible like that!" -Unknown

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