Agribusiness Club & NAMA Team at SUNY Cobleskill

Agribusiness Club & NAMA Team at SUNY Cobleskill This is the official page for the Agricultural Business Club at SUNY Cobleskill 🐮🌾
Meeting every Tuesday at 12:30 in Warner

Next up for “Meet the Officer Monday” is our Vice President Hayden Ayers!
07/27/2026

Next up for “Meet the Officer Monday” is our Vice President Hayden Ayers!

Getting ready to kick off the Fall semester soon but first we want to start by introducing our amazing Ag Business Club ...
07/20/2026

Getting ready to kick off the Fall semester soon but first we want to start by introducing our amazing Ag Business Club officers! First up for “Meet the Officer Monday” we have President Nina!!

June is Dairy Month, and it’s a perfect time to celebrate the incredible connections between ag business and the dairy i...
06/28/2026

June is Dairy Month, and it’s a perfect time to celebrate the incredible connections between ag business and the dairy industry! For many of us in ag business, dairy isn’t just a sector; it’s a way of life that deeply intertwines with our passion for agriculture.

The reach of ag-business into the dairy industry is vast and foundational. From the specialized financial services that help dairy farms manage their operations and investments, to the development and sale of innovative feed supplements that optimize milk production and animal health, ag-business is at the core.
We see it in the marketing strategies for dairy products that reach consumers, the logistics of transporting milk from farm to processor, and the technological advancements in milking equipment and herd management software. Even crop science plays a huge role, with ag-businesses developing resilient forages and grains specifically for dairy cattle.
Our officer team knows this firsthand, being involved in everything from dairy judging and showing at county fairs and national shows to growing up with dairy from a young age.
We’re proud to advocate for the industry through FFA, 4-H, and the dairy ambassador program. These experiences highlight how agriculture and dairy are not just separate fields, but rather two sides of the same coin, constantly supporting and enriching each other. It’s a symbiotic relationship where ag-business provides the essential tools, services, and innovations that allow the dairy industry to thrive, ensuring that fresh, wholesome dairy products make it to tables everywhere.

Next Summer Internship Highlight is Maggie Koenig!! Major: Agricultural Business Management Minor: Precision Agriculture...
06/14/2026

Next Summer Internship Highlight is Maggie Koenig!!
Major: Agricultural Business Management
Minor: Precision Agriculture
Internship/Location: Agronomy intern at Growmark FS in Sangerfield NY
Main responsibilities: My internship relates to both the business side with me doing work with billing and invoicing customers. I also work along side my coworkers to make sure custom applications run smoothly. I also do work with John Deere Operations Center to create up to date maps for custom application and imputing data for the farmers.
One takeaway: How busy planting season is and all the work and inputs that go into growing crops
Maggie also got the opportunity to travel to Illinois and get to see the agricultural industry out there and the growmark headquarters. Some of the pictures are from my trip out there and seeing the ag businesses in that area that are involved with growmark. She also plans to continue working at Growmark after my internship and expand into new roles at my location!
Good luck with the rest of your internship Maggie and your future endeavors in the agronomy industry!!

Next up is Ag-Business Summer Internships! These students are completing a four year program even...
06/08/2026

Next up is Ag-Business Summer Internships! These students are completing a four year program eventually earning a bachelor’s degree is Ag-Business and a big part of that degree is their internship of their choice! First up we have Tyler Bartlow Major: Agricultural Business Management B.T.
Farm/Location: Robbins Family Grain and North Harbor Dairy, Sackets Harbor, NY
Main Responsibilities: Equipment operation, equipment repairs and maintenance, operational finance, grain elevator and feed management, special project (technology audit)
One Take Away So Far: Employees seem to be more motivated and get more done when they aren’t micromanaged
How does this internship relate to your studies at school and your future career goals?: This internship allows me to put much of what I’ve learned in class to use, from soil science to precision ag applications to ag production management and ag financial management. This farm is run very similarly to how I want to run my operation in the future. They do everything in-house, from equipment repairs to hauling milk to installing drain tile, which saves them a lot of money considering the scale they are at. They also purchase equipment based on cost, warranty, and dealer support, not brand liability. Some people refer to this farm as the Skittle Ranch because they have equipment from so many different manufacturers. Good luck with the rest of your internship this summer Tyler!

Next Senior graduate highlight is Briana Haass Majors/Minors: Agricultural Business Management...
06/01/2026

Next Senior graduate highlight is Briana Haass Majors/Minors: Agricultural Business Management with Ag Ed and Marketing Minors
Clubs you were active in at Cobleskill: Ag Business/ NAMA, Farm Bureau/ PAS, 2026 Dairy Challenge Team, Dairy Cattle Club, Sigma Alpha Professional Sorority
Future plans after college: Return to my internship site, Myers Century Farm, where I will be helping on the dairy processing side of the operation
Favorite memory from Cobleskill: Traveling to new places to see agriculture across the United States
Advice for future ag business student: Find your people and make the memories while you can because time really does fly by.
Favorite ag-business course: Ag Business Field Studies
Professor that impacted your time at Cobleskill: Dr. Moore & Professor Tarvis
Congratulations Briana! Good luck on your future endeavors!

Senior Graduate Highlight! Next up we have our past president of our club Pai...
05/24/2026

Senior Graduate Highlight! Next up we have our past president of our club Paisley Nudd! Major/Minor: she was a dual major in Agricultural Communications B.S. and Agricultural Business Management B.T.

Club affiliations: she was active in Ag Business Club, Farm Bureau/PAS, and Dairy Cattle Club

Future plans: include working within the agriculture industry in communications, marketing, event coordination etc.

Favorite memory: from Cobleskill is living off-campus with some of my best friends.

Advice: Get involved & step out of your comfort zone.

Fav AGBU course: AGBU 270, Field Studies. I was able to travel through New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio and learn about different ag businesses, organizations, and institutions.

Professor that impacted your time at Cobleskill: Dr. Tim Moore, he truly cares about his students and Ag Business Club. Special shoutout to Betsy Jensen, she’s the best!! Congratulations Paisley!
Best wishes in all your future endeavors!

Ag-Business Senior graduates highlight! First up we have Hannah Carnright Major/minor: Animal Science BT with a minor in...
05/18/2026

Ag-Business Senior graduates highlight!

First up we have Hannah Carnright

Major/minor: Animal Science BT with a minor in Ag Ed
Clubs affiliations: Ag Business, Farm Bureau/ PAS, Dairy Cattle Club, and Block and Bridle
Future plans: I have an internship at Morrison's Custom Feeds and Retail Store in Vermont through the summer. I don't know what I am doing after the internship.
Favorite memory: Bingo, the Cobleskill Christmas Parade, and game nights with friends
Advise: Try something new! The best experiences come from living outside your comfort zone.
Favorite Ag business course: I had a blast in the Ag Retail class with Professor Cloughly and Tanya who works in the Carriage House and instructed lab. Lab was working in the Carriage House, and I loved every second even at rush hour!
Professor or Coby staff that impacted your time at Cobleskill: Tanya from the Carriage House. She was amazing! So much fun and taught me so much!

Congratulations Hannah!
Best wishes in all your future endeavors!

05/02/2026

Study breaks are goat approved 🐐enjoy the last week of the semester!

We wrapped up our final meeting of the semester with sticker making! So grateful for a good year of Ag Business Club act...
04/28/2026

We wrapped up our final meeting of the semester with sticker making! So grateful for a good year of Ag Business Club activities!

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