Of the ten college majors with the lowest unemployment rate, agricultural economics degrees have the seventh lowest rate, of just 1.3% of agricultural economics graduates in the labor force who cannot find a job (source).
This is partly due to the fact that agricultural economics degrees are valuable and versatile, but I also think the low rate is due to the fact that agricultural economics (and agribusiness) students have a strong work ethic, and many students would consider it an embarrassment to be on the government dole.
