[ SECRET POST #2074 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2074 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[La Pucelle: Tactics]


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Notes:

Important: I'm really sorry about this, but I accidentally misclicked and deleted the submission post from last week instead of saving it. Managed to save the first page (25) of secrets, but the rest (about 100 or so) are gone.

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Comments

[khronos_keeper]

Oh man, this may just be my extreme ignorance on some of the other jobs, but like I was saying above you absolutely DO NOT NEED a MA in farming to be a farmer. If your dream is to work in the ag business in a blue collar capacity, I would suggest looking for apprenticeships. Or just getting an in on a farm.

Like I mean you could absolutely do so, but it's not stuff you absolutely need a classroom to learn. It's not like learning to become a diplomat or something.

I realize that this may seem strange to people unattached to the area, like saying you don't need to learn a foreign language in a classroom, just go to the country, but I really am serious. Most of these jobs are blue collar on-site types of jobs that you shouldn't have much problems trying to get into or starting yourself.

Granted, there is a money component to starting any operation yourself, but that shouldn't be any more of an issue than funding grad school.

Story: while renting a separate structure for our youngstock, we had a neighbor from West Virginia. Her mother, a very rural, poor woman, owned a small chicken operation that actually supported her. As far as I know, she didn't even graduate high school.

While getting a MA might seem to be the safest, most accessible way for people not already familiar with the field, I would seriously encourage you to look for some jobs you can do, education or no. Unless you're set on doing something in like agribusiness or something that demands a specialized education.