Jonas' book on Agricultural Education delves into the evolution of agricultural education, tracing its growth from regional to national and continental levels. It covers a broad spectrum of topics, emphasizing the role of vocational agriculture education in promoting sustainable practices in Burundi, and identifying essential competencies for change-agents. The book also addresses the educational needs of Latinx farmers in Pennsylvania, proposing tailored non-formal education solutions. It examines the quality evaluation of practical teaching in agricultural vocational courses using BP Neural Network, and analyzes the influence of communication media on agricultural innovation adoption in Nigerian states. Additionally, it explores the development of agri-food value chains through learning networks, and the effectiveness of videos, podcasts, and agricultural extension services in disseminating reliable information. This comprehensive resource benefits students, educators, researchers, policymakers, and organizations involved in agriculture and education, offering valuable insights into the history, evolution, and critical aspects of agricultural education.