Random: Hello, most of my family has been in farming for years.

>>907054
Organic no till related information is invaluable. Look up hugelkultur. Permies is a good forum with info you are looking for under the growies tab.

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I went farming tomatoes and other vegetables with my grandparents. Didn't go as planned tho and now i'm on my own.

>>907054
If your relatives already run flower farms, why not ask them?

If you want a distributor, just Google to buy large quantity of flowers and contact the wholesaler about selling your stuff.

If you want to know about farming you don't need to go to uni, just get a book on the sub. Or better yet, get someone off of craiglist to teach you.

Just buy seeds and plant them, go to any wholesaler and sell your stuff.

>>907054
I'm kind of in a similar situation, how do you combine these two subjects??

>>907914
Yeah I will be, I'm going there to the Netherlands to work for a few months with my uncle. My parents are involved in a different agricultural field.

I'm more interested in growing the plants in particular rather than working in distribution but I guess it might be a good option to get me started.

I'm going to uni either way so I might as well take courses in it rather than something irrelevant.

>>907922
How to make them work together? I thought about it and you could work for companies that make automation equipment for farms or something.