First, read the English article below.

In order to make the decision about whether to  become a farmer, you’ll want to collect as much information as possible about what the process requires,  Farm Aid is a nonprofit organization that provides information and resources about farming. They have a resource center devoted entirely to beginning farms. The National Young Farmers Coalition provides information and resources geared specifically for beginning farmers.  The Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program, a branch of the USDA, has a project called Start2Farm that offers a vast amount of information on beginning a farm, finding funding, and locating services. If you live near a college or university, you probably have access to their cooperative extension office. These offices are there to serve the needs of local small business owners and agricultural producers. They provide many resources on farming and agriculture, and often offer classes and seminars too. Nothing beats talking with real-life farmers about their lives and experiences. If you have a local farmers’ market, get to know the farmers who sell their goods there. Ask them about what they love about their work, and what they hate.  If you have farms in your area, call or email them to see if you can meet with them. While farmers are usually very busy, they are also usually very passionate about their work, and they will probably be happy to talk to you. You can also visit online message boards to ask questions and learn from farmers. It’s definitely preferable to talk with people in person, though. If you are serious about becoming a farmer, volunteering on a farm is a good way to learn if the lifestyle is really for you before you have to make a major financial investment. Organizations such as World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms link organic farms with volunteer opportunities (for a small fee), and many local farms also offer volunteer programs. Many of these programs will offer you room and board as well as a small stipend in exchange for your labor. Experts recommend... 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Indonesian. Abstract:
Kunjungi situs-situs pertanian. Hubungi kantor-kantor kooperatif lokal di wilayah Anda. Berbicaralah kepada petani. Ajukan diri menjadi sukarelawan pada sebuah pertanian. Cari pertanian yang menerima “intern”/tenaga magang atau menjalankan “apprentice”/program pemuridan di area Anda.