When an agricultural school, in the heart of one of the country's main agricultural regions, opens dozens of spots and almost no one shows up to fill them, the problem is not just that school's. It is all of ours.
The article alerts to the lack of interest from young people in agricultural training, even in regions where agriculture is a central and vital activity for the local economy.
The situation raises questions about the future of the agricultural sector, which depends on qualified labor and young people interested in continuing the activity in rural areas.
The text suggests that this is a concern that should mobilize society as a whole, and not just the educational community directly affected.
