I'm a 23-year-old Ag Science major at Fort Valley State University, knee-deep in Soil Science, Crop Management, and Ag Economics. idk 
balancing field work on the farm with data collection for assignments is no joke! like, how am i supposed to chase cows and write an econ paper on sustainable practices? 
seriously though, any tips on finding that sweet spot between wrangling chickens and hitting the books? i mean, is there a secret study spot at fvsu where i can escape the cow noises for a sec? or maybe some genius hack to make soil ph calculations more exciting than pig-wrestling? 
also, do georgia colleges offer any cool resources for ag students like us struggling to keep our crops alive and our gpas up? share your wisdom, friends!
balancing field work on the farm with data collection for assignments is no joke! like, how am i supposed to chase cows and write an econ paper on sustainable practices? seriously though, any tips on finding that sweet spot between wrangling chickens and hitting the books? i mean, is there a secret study spot at fvsu where i can escape the cow noises for a sec? or maybe some genius hack to make soil ph calculations more exciting than pig-wrestling? also, do georgia colleges offer any cool resources for ag students like us struggling to keep our crops alive and our gpas up? share your wisdom, friends!