You could also try looking at your local community colleges. Most offer online courses that are designed for students in your position (family, job...etc). They're usually affordable and can help you get the basic classes out of the way while help...
I dont know where you are located but you can online degrees from del tech such as agribusiness management. If you want a bachelors they have connecting programs to 4 year schools but i dont know if those classes would be all online.
getting the grain dry enought to store wile useing the least amount of gas. that is the bigest trick. we started out with corn in the high 20s 27-29%. some 30. we run a GSI 1226 on natral gas. right now we are doing mostly short season corn so the...
It looks like we will be replaceing the the gearbox and bearings on our wet leg. (75'). does anyone or has anyone done this before. and if so do you have any tips or tricks that might save us some time. the only good news is we think we can get it...
up hear in central Ny, corn just getting under way. looks like it will be a big crop. yeild is between 145 and 215 bpa. moisture is still high running between 22 and 28 %, that will keep the dryer going for a long time. we still dont have a good f...
Another option would be if any university near you offers short course options. If you look up the university of wisconsin's college of ag and life science, the offer several options for a farm and industry short course. I know that its a pretty i...
From my experience, distance education is a viable option for you. Several schools have numerous programs to help you get a degree. Most junior colleges offer classes online - so you can get your prerequisites out of the way prior to entering a 4-...
Check out University of Nebraska-Lincoln. I've been working on my MS through them for a few years now, and have a good friend who is working on his BS though them. They don't have many of the gen-ed's, but they do have the "major" courses.
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A lot of it has to do with your reason for wanting the degree. I have two degrees from a large midwestern university (nod to "The Forum") but don't really use them currently. But they got me into jobs that were stepping stones to getting to where ...
Im gettting my agribusiness management degree thru Del Tech and 90% of the classes are online. Try looking up colleges that offer the degree you want and see what they offer online.
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