By Nathan Were In the 90s and early 2000, if you ended up in an agricultural college after high school, society regarded you as a failure while it glorified those who ended up in medical, law, or business school. Those who ended up in agriculture-related programs, upon graduation branched to other professions doing things completely unrelated to the courses they studied, reason, they simply didn’t like the course but perhaps studied it anyway, because it is what was offered and sometimes on a government scholarship. Over the years, this perception has not changed but even become worse by the image…
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