OfficialJuniorFuture
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Hey y'all, I'm a 23-year-old Ag Science major here at UC Davis, knee-deep in Soil Science, Crop Management, and Agricultural Economics. 
I'm all about that practical, hands-on learning vibe, but lately, I've been struggling to juggle my field work, data collection, and soaking up sustainable ag practices while staying afloat with my classes. 
I'm beyond grateful for the opportunities and knowledge this major brings, but man, finding that balance is a whole other crop to harvest! 
Do any of my fellow Ag Science peeps have tips on how to manage it all without feeling like I'm drowning in soil samples? 
Also, how do you handle the pressure of collecting accurate data while keeping up with lectures and assignments? It's like trying to water all your crops while hoping your grades don't wilt in the process! 
Drop some wisdom or share your own struggles - we're all in this together! Let's cultivate a supportive community here at UC Davis and grow through these challenges as future Ag leaders! 
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I'm all about that practical, hands-on learning vibe, but lately, I've been struggling to juggle my field work, data collection, and soaking up sustainable ag practices while staying afloat with my classes. I'm beyond grateful for the opportunities and knowledge this major brings, but man, finding that balance is a whole other crop to harvest! Do any of my fellow Ag Science peeps have tips on how to manage it all without feeling like I'm drowning in soil samples? Also, how do you handle the pressure of collecting accurate data while keeping up with lectures and assignments? It's like trying to water all your crops while hoping your grades don't wilt in the process! Drop some wisdom or share your own struggles - we're all in this together! Let's cultivate a supportive community here at UC Davis and grow through these challenges as future Ag leaders! .