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AGRICULTURE IN COLOMBIA

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maybe_im_wrong

I think I way underestimate how much skill goes into farming. Like, we just see food in stores and don't think about all the work behind it.

I think I way underestimate how much skill goes into farming. Like, we just see food in stores and don't think about all the work behind it.

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Agriculture is very important in Colombia.

We eat many products from the countryside, such as fruits, vegetables, rice and coffee.

Farmers work hard every day to produce our food.

I think agriculture also gives jobs to many people and helps families.

As a student of Agroenterprise Management, I want to learn more about agriculture and business.

In the future, this knowledge can help me with my own business.

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Agriculture is important for Colombia and for our future.

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  • MaisyDrum

    I don't know much about agriculture but I kind of respect the whole thing? Like farmers are literally making sure we all eat. That's weirdly essential for everything else.

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  • quick_gut_check

    Have you actually worked on a farm yourself, or are you mostly learning from classes so far?

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  • nodding_along

    Love that you're thinking both about the agriculture side and the business side. That's how real change happens.

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  • maybe_im_wrong

    I think I way underestimate how much skill goes into farming. Like, we just see food in stores and don't think about all the work behind it.

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  • just_curious_tho

    When you wrote about coffee, was that because your family grew it, or is it just the crop that got you interested in agriculture?

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Agriculture is very important in Colombia.

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