The team at AgroLiquid joining all of us at the bottom-line report remembering all the men and women who have proudly worn a uniform defending our freedoms here and around the world. Thank you, veterans.
Jerome Increase Case was the founder of the J.I. Case Company. He was not a military veteran, many of his workers though were. They were part of the 8th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment. And history shows when the Civil War broke out, he lost a lot of his frontline workers as they served in the Union Army.
Now an infantry regiment often adapts a mascot they take into battle. The Wisconsin 8th adapted a bald eagle they named Old Abe and when the war was over, they brought Old Abe back to the company and J.I. Case used that image Old Abe standing on a world globe as the J.I. Case logo. This is the bottom-line report.
Markets reopen tomorrow many grain traders continuing to react to yesterday’s crop report.
Audio Reporting by Mark Oppold for Southeast AgNet.