This book provides a comprehensive exploration of agricultural education, tracing its historical roots from ancient Greece and Rome to its role in modernizing farming practices during the industrial revolution. It explores into the evolution of agricultural education, highlighting pivotal moments when it expanded from regional to national and even continental levels. The content of this book covers a wide range of topics related to agricultural education. It explores into the importance of vocational agriculture education in fostering sustainable agriculture in Burundi, focusing on the competencies that change-agents should prioritize. Additionally, it explores the needs of Latinx farmers in Pennsylvania and how non-formal education can be tailored to meet their requirements effectively. The book also discusses the evaluation of the quality of practical teaching in agricultural higher vocational courses using BP Neural Network. It examines the impact of communication media on the adoption of agricultural innovations in selected Nigerian states and the development of agri-food value chains through learning networks. Furthermore, it explores the role of videos, podcasts, and agricultural extension services in delivering credible, relevant, and accessible information. The book will be of beneficial to a broad range of individuals and organizations involved in agriculture, education, and policy-making. Students studying agricultural education or related fields will find valuable insights into the history, evolution, and key aspects of agricultural education. Educators, researchers, and policymakers involved in agricultural development and extension services can gain a comprehensive understanding of various approaches and strategies.