How have we achieved better days in agriculture?

achievements that have been developed in my lifetime that will bring better days through better ways to the agriculture industry are the new technologies such as the tractor that helps us do many things and the crop irrigation system helps water crops when their is not enough rainfall.

How can you personally have better days through better ways?

how can we have better days through better ways? We can have better days through better ways by making our equipment and practices more efficient. We can continue to improve our methods by learning from our past successes and failures.

Is there a promise of better days in the future of agriculture?

The FFA Creed I believe in the future of agriculture, with a faith born not of words but of deeds – achievements won by the present and past generations of agriculturists; in the promise of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come to us from the struggles of former years.

How can agricultural life be pleasant as well as challenging?

Living and working on a good farm or being engaged in other agricultural pursuits can be pleasant because it can give you the feeling that you are providing for yourself and others. It can be challenging because you have to put a lot of time, energy, hard-work, and dedication into it.

What is a good farm?

A satisfactory setup for a family farm is fifteen to twenty cows and a minimum of 80 to 120 acres of good land for the production of pasture, hay, and other feed for the stock. This kind of enterprise means a considerable investment in land, stock, and equipment.

What are some challenges of agricultural life?

Five Major Challenges Facing North American Agriculture

Resource Depletion: The Costs of Industrial Agriculture.
Land Management: Degrading and Undervaluing Farmland.
Food Waste: Compromising Food Security.
Demographic Changes: A Disconnected Public.
Political Issues: The Business of Food.

What reasons are there for believing in the future of agriculture?

The reasons for believing in the future of agriculture are that there is such a huge dependence on us as farmers and agriculturists for food and that agricultural education teaches kids so many different things that will be useful in their later lives.

What do you see in the future of agriculture?

“The future of agriculture is automation and technology. There aren’t enough workers to feed a growing population. Automation helps with repetitive tasks and enables food production in areas with decreasing population. Labor is a constant need- across different crops and geographies.”

What are the 3 main components of our agricultural education program?

Agricultural education instruction is delivered through three major components: Classroom/Laboratory instruction (contextual learning) Supervised Agricultural Experience programs (work-based learning)