Probably would have gotten a teaching degree. I did'nt because the probability of getting a job close to the family farm was poor. Teacher turnover in those days (mid 1980's) around here was fairly low. Should have just taken a chance given the other options. When I got out of college in the mid 1980's the ag field was over loaded with job seekers from businesses consolidating or going out. Next, I would have worked on dad and grandmother to have started the turnover of the farm sooner so the payback could have been much more gradual. Grandmother meant well but wanting to control her share to the very end just made things that much more difficult for me. The last big thing would have cut the small grains portion acre-wise and put it into soybeans about 7 to 10 years before we did. I could go on but we know hindsight has always been 20-20. We will all goof up from time to time going into the future.
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