Farming question, please read, and help, thanks. :]]?

Question

if someone goes from a subistence farmer in bolivia, to entry-levbel job in the farming management in Chile.

what would be the difference?

what would be better?

how would this person's life change?

i really need some dependable answers.

thanks, <33

morgan.

Answer 1

The answer depends on the individual, or in this case, you.  This is a big decision and you will have to consider it carefully, then do what is best for you. One thing that I would ask is can you keep your farm in Bolivia and rent it out or put it into some kind of conversation program? I can give you my decision when faced with a similar situation.  My goal was to buy a small farm to retire on.  I had the opportunity to take a job managing a large farm in Nigeria.  It wasn&#039;t an easy decision, but i took the job and worked there for eleven years.  I wouldn&#039;t trade the experience for anything.  It was frustrating sometimes and not always safe, but overall I loved it.  It allowed me to save enough money to get started on my own farm and retire making a living on my own land.  In your case, you already have some land so you should be able to improve it or add more land after a few years.  Like I said, only you can make the decision.  Good Luck.

Answer 2

Sorry i dont know

Answer 3

I farm in Argentina, so I can give you some advice.

Bolivia is along to Venezuela one of the worst places to be a farmer in these days (or in these years).

Governments are exploiting farmers to give free food away to the rest of the population.

And we don&#039;t know if this will change or not in the future.

So I would not hesitate to go and find a good job either in Chile, Argentina or Brazil.

Good luck with your decision.

Answer 4

I haven&#039;t farmed in either country. I think you might want to do a little more research than you are going to find out here.