What should I major/ minor in if I wanted to start a small organic farm/ cafe?
Tuesday, June 9th, 2009 at
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A degree in horticulture or agrilculture and a minor in a business field such as management or marketing.
I would get a culinary degree with a concentration on management/marketing and intern on a small diversified organic farm in the summers for a couple of seasons. Hands on experience is the best teacher when it comes to farming.
You will need to know how to cook well to make this work.