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Bridgeport Grain hosted the Lawrence County CEO class last week. Natalie Putney and Jordan Tucker shared the many aspects of the business. It was interesting to hear how many loads may come through a day during their busy season. These ladies and a few other staff also load railcars with their grain. These cars transport grain to their buyers. There are many aspects of this business most were not aware happened. Bridgeport Grain along with other grain elevators are very important to the grain industry. Thank you Natalie and Jordan for talking with the Lawrence County CEO class.
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