Besides, farming is the backbone of civilization. You don't need much education for that. Everything we have nowadays is extra.
Besides, farming is the backbone of civilization. You don't need much education for that. Everything we have nowadays is extra.
Also, farming is heavily automated and done by very few hands outside of truck crops. Farming truck crops is low wage, incredibly difficult work that we generally use illegal labor for.
That having been said, I'm in a CCNT course for a reason: I could be lliving on a steady 40 grand and not have to wprry about backbreaking work every day.
There are ways to better oneself without ever setting foot in a college or university. How did America's forefathers survive! I was the first person in my entire male lineage to attend college and yet I come from a long line of successful businessmen.
Compare the yields from India to best-in-class producers of the same products [1]. For the top 5 products (excluding Buffalo milk) Indian production is 70% less efficient. (Buffalo milk is excluded because I don't have a source for best-in-class production.)
[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agriculture_in_India Largest agricultural products in India by value
But 150 years ago—and for 10,000 years before that—farming employed 90% or more of the workforce in every country.