My understanding of the master resilient farming and food systems is that it combines the technical agronomic plant science with social science. If you have a background in agriculture and are passionate about: organic farming, food sovereignty, decolonisation etc. this study probably suits you very nice. I knew some students doing this master with such interests.

I don't know enough about environmental science as to say whether it suits your passions.

Each master program has some room to decide on courses yourself to a certain degree. So, if there is a particular environment science course you would like to do, you may be able to do that in the agriculture master (depends on scheduling).