"Thierno Agne's unconventional choice to pursue agriculture over law demonstrates that farming can be a respected, educated profession that brings innovation and financial success."
"Mr. Agne's success challenges the stigma surrounding farming in Senegal, proving it can be a profession demanding education and respect akin to any high-tech career."
Thierno Agne defied skepticism from his agriculture professor regarding his ambition to grow strawberries in Senegal. Initially a law student, he switched to agriculture after realizing the law job market was saturated. Despite farming's stigma as a lowly occupation, Agne has successfully built one of Senegal's largest strawberry farms, showcasing that agriculture requires intellect, creativity, and is as respectable as a legal career. His journey serves as an inspiration for young people in Senegal to consider agriculture a viable and profitable career path.
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