Hey guys,
Basically I’ve been thinking a lot about graduate school and going further into an area of technology that continues to interest me, and I remember from a visit to Cornell a couple years ago where they talked about the student farms and various research opportunities into sustainable farming. It got me to do some more digging and I’m falling in love with the program opportunities, but I don’t want to hinge everything on one very hard to get in school.
I’ve been running into trouble trying to find graduate programs that integrate engineering, technology, and agriculture and also give students opportunities to do research and work on farms. I want to learn everything I can about growing, care, and efficiency behind farming from a technological standpoint. I’d love some suggestions on programs or where to begin looking!
Thanks,