Posted by NY 986 on February 06, 2018 at 07:33:28 from (184.53.49.88):
In Reply to: Re: Coonie Minnie posted by coonie minnie on February 06, 2018 at 07:07:42:
Yes, it was a priceless experience and I should have made Conneman the title of the thread as I know other Cornell guys are on here periodically. Eddy LaDue was my adviser and he was pretty tough to please. Good instructor though and I enjoyed Dale Grossman and her taxation and finance class. In a lot of ways it was a tough time to be there as I was really wondering about whether there was going to be a future for me to farm or do other things ag related. Around the mid-1980's there was an immense amount of consolidation going on in many associated businesses to farming and many employers were favoring experience i.e. customer lists and contacts that went with experience. I applied for a salesman job at a Western New York JD dealer shortly after school and lost out because I lacked experience and customer contacts.
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