» Mason City sales force expands and adds
proven experience.
04/23/2010
CIA is pleased to announce the hiring of
Gordon Watkins. Gordon lives outside of
Petersburg, IL, and was raised on a family
farm in Cass County. Having worked in the
fertilizer business and with another
equipment dealer, Gordon brings with him
valuable industry experience. In his spare
time, Gordon enjoys restoring antique
tractors and spending time with his wife and
four kids. Welcome Gordon!
» Keep an eye out for the new CIA parts
shuttle.
04/08/2010
There is a travelling billboard you can see
every day making its way to all of our
locations. Our new parts shuttle, used for
parts transfers between stores, has been
decorated with a full wrap that showcases
all of our manufacturers and our contact
info. Take a look at a picture of our new
parts shuttle
HERE.
» Precision Farming specialist added to the
mix in Farmer City.
04/01/2010
To bolster the Product Support needed from
the Precision Farming side, the Farmer City
store has hired Paul Schmid. Paul grew up
working on his family farm in Cissna Park,
IL, eventually managing all Precision
Systems for the operation. Working in both
ag and construction applications, Paul has
proven to be adept at troubleshooting and
providing solutions for a variety of
different GPS and Ag Tech equipment systems.
» Central Illinois Ag joins the fight
against breast cancer.
03/03/2010
We have added three new Takeuchi machines to
our construction equipment rental fleet
adorned with light pink booms and breast
cancer awareness decals. Over the next four
years, 10% of revenue earned from these
machines will be donated to the Susan G.
Komen Foundation of McLean County. Call in
to schedule a rental or make a donation to
support the fight against breast cancer.
» Central Illinois Ag is official
sponsor of Normal CornBelters baseball.
12/01/2009
The inaugural season of the Normal
CornBelters baseball team will kick off in
May of 2010, with Central Illinois Ag as an
official sponsor. The CornBelters will play
in professional baseball's Frontier League.
Their games will be hosted in a $12 million
multi-purpose stadium named The Corn Crib.
Along with being a
sponsor, Central Illinois Ag will provide the team with
equipment to maintain the grounds.
Normal CornBelters ticket and general
information can be found at
www.normalbaseball.com.
» New Employees at Central Illinois Ag in
Farmer City.
10/30/2009
There are two new faces at Central Illinois
Ag you will see in the store and out in the
field. Gannon Enck has started as a Product
Support Rep for our Construction division;
primarily focusing on Takeuchi owners.
Gannon brings to us years of experience in
the equipment industry, most recently at a
Takeuchi dealership in Tennessee. Andrew Geiger has
joined our organization after completing 6 years of
service in the Air Force. His time serving
our country included 2 tours in Iraq, where
he earned numerous medals. We are proud to have both of them
on our team.
» Case IH rolls out new products for 2010 at
Farm Progress Show.
09/04/2009
At this year's Farm Progress Show, there was
plenty of new products to see. Case IH
introduced some new machines for 2010 that
generated some buzz. The new Farmall A
Series utility tractors, and Puma and Magnum
tractors with Continuously Variable
Transmission (CVT) showed a glimpse of 2010
developments. Also introduced was the Case
IH Scout utility vehicle (see more info
here).
» Case IH President
visits Central Illinois Ag's
customers.
08/06/2009
Randy Baker, President and CEO of Case IH,
made an extended visit to Central Illinois
Ag during the week. One morning was spent
with customers of Central Illinois Ag, as
Baker addressed the crowd about the history
and future of Case IH products. Product
Specialists then followed-up with detailed
information on Axial Flow Combines and
Precision Farming Products. The following
morning, Mr. Baker spent time one-on-one
with local customers over breakfast to get
more ideas and feedback. The visit was a
true honor for Central Illinois Ag, and a
testament to the leadership of Case IH.
» Welcome to our new website!
07/15/2008
Central Illinois Ag has launched a new website to better serve you and give you the
information you need about the products and services we provide. Please take a few
minutes to see what we have to offer and how we can better serve you. Pay special
attention to the Precision Farming Page which has links to software updates and
data management tools. Additionally, check our Store Specials Page and the News
and Links Page for money saving offers and product training opportunities. Please
give us feedback on this website so we can continue to refine it to better meet
your needs!!