A study conducted in Uganda explored how young women and men view their future in farming. It revealed that while most don't aspire to farm, many remain connected to agriculture, often using it as part of a broader livelihood strategy. Gender, wealth, and family background shape their attitudes, with women facing additional constraints. Though some view farming as a necessity or part of a diversified income, a small group of men see it as their dream. The study emphasizes the need to address diverse influences in agricultural development initiatives.