In the Bible we read that after Adam had taken the forbidden fruit, God not only drove man from the garden of Eden, but also pronounced a curse upon the ground, or, in other words, upon the earth itself. Because of that cursed, brought about by Adam's transgression, man had to work the soil by the sweat of his brow because the ground would no longer easily yield up its fruit. But in doing so, the earth became part of man's way of learning about salvation. Adam was commanded to be a farmer.
Farmers are usually patient, hard workers, and wise.
In addition to this, the farmer learns to depends on God's divine mercy for a good harvest. To have a good harvest there must be water in its season, sunshine in proper amounts, good nutrition in the soil and a lack of hail, pestilence and other damaging events. All of these things man cannot fully control. Therefore he must depend of God to provide the things necessary to produce an abundant crop. On the other hand, hunters are concerned only about the present day.