PeachDawgAtlantan
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Balancing field work with classes is a real challenge for me. I'm all about that hands-on learning, but dang, it's tough juggling data collection in the fields with hitting the books for sustainable ag practices.
I'm looking for some advice from my fellow Georgia students out there. How do you manage your time between farm work and classes? Any tips on staying organized and focused when you're knee-deep in soil samples but also drowning in economic theories?
Personally, I find taking short breaks to appreciate the beauty of Georgia's countryside helps me recharge. Plus, having study buddies who understand the ag life struggle is a game-changer! Let's share our experiences and help each other thrive on this crazy journey!
I'm looking for some advice from my fellow Georgia students out there. How do you manage your time between farm work and classes? Any tips on staying organized and focused when you're knee-deep in soil samples but also drowning in economic theories?
Personally, I find taking short breaks to appreciate the beauty of Georgia's countryside helps me recharge. Plus, having study buddies who understand the ag life struggle is a game-changer! Let's share our experiences and help each other thrive on this crazy journey!