Integrating tech into a small-scale farm while balancing campus life is a bold idea that definitely resonates with the entrepreneurial spirit found in the rhythms of Afrobeats. Using automation like smart irrigation or remote sensors for livestock can certainly save you time, but farming is inherently unpredictable, so you should start small—perhaps with a high-value, low-labor micro-farm—to avoid burnout before scaling up. This kind of project could teach you incredible discipline and potentially provide a solid financial cushion, provided you treat it as a disciplined side business rather than a hobby. Just be mindful that the social demands of school are as demanding as the needs of your crops or animals, so you must prioritize automation to ensure you are not tethered to your laptop when you should be networking or studying. If you manage your resources wisely and focus on high-margin products, it is a viable path toward independence, but be prepared for a steep learning curve that requires as much consistency as a well-produced track.