The education in Holland has a very high level. There are 12/16 highly recognized universities (every year a few of them are ranked in the top 100 of best Universities in the world), and all of them have there own specialities. You might be interested in the University of Wageningen (with respect to you interest in agriculture). Furthermore, many students from Germany and Belgium study here, due to the high level of education. Also English follow courses here, mainly Masters, due to the lower tuition fees than in England. The tuition fees are however different when you are not a European citizen. Employment on the other hand is not very prosperous right now. Many of my friends (mainly in live in Amsterdam, capital city) need 4/8 months to find a job and many have to start right at the bottom, despite their efforts during college. But I also have a lot of succesful stories, so it's different per person.

The Dutch have no education and no employment.

Here is an explanation for you http://www.expatica.com/nl/student-portal/student-life/The-Dutch-higher-education-system-explained-_15081.html