How do you bring up the subject that you think might not be for

>>17582390
Can you get a job in a farm to see what it's like before you go for it? As a summer job or something. And take courses in college for agriculture farming and shit. It doesn't have to be a waste of time, does it?

>>17582390
Assuming you are American, don't even think about farming as a livelihood. Tons of work for little pay, corporate farms, and you need capital to start a shitty business with the above traits.

>>17582401
It's possible but it would require lots of juggling. I would probably have to transfer schools when the semester ends, which isnt for a while, to a school with an agricultural program. And with a college schedule that would basically mean no job. Basically I'd have to try to get a job during summer break

>>17582425
This is the general consensus i've gotten. Anyhow, those arent the only two things i'd enjoy. I've done a little time in a good number of trades that I would probably find more fulfilling

you need to just tell it to them, say that you appreciate everything they've done for you but you don't think college is really right for you at the moment and you want to take some time off to work while you figure out just exactly it is you want to do with your life.