Re:I found that college fails to live up to being “The Great...
by rayiner on Sunday December 19, 2021 @11:41AM
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Farming is arguably more complicated and requires more domain knowledge than most service jobs today.
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Re:I found that college fails to live up to being “The Great...
by bluefirebrand on Sunday December 19, 2021 @12:05PM
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I don't even know if this is arguable. Most service jobs likely could be trained within a week at most. The most complicated part generally involves learning how to operate a point of sale system. Most of them could be operated by anyone, which is why self checkouts are a thing now.
Farming on the other hand, especially modern farming, must take a lot longer to learn. There is a lot more to learn about your equipment alone, nevermind your crops, fertilizers, rotating fields, weather patterns, etc.
Re:I found that college fails to live up to being “The Great...
by gumby on Sunday December 19, 2021 @12:36PM
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Most farmers in wealthy countries today have Ag Ec degrees and are spreadsheet jockeys, whether they want to be (many do) or not.
Re:I found that college fails to live up to being “The Great...
by xwolfi on Tuesday December 21, 2021 @01:42PM
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My point was that there was no choice but to break your back to pay the Dime tax to your local church, but ofc I couldn't farm a potato if my life depended on it.
Do you still miss the time where we were all farmers ?