Custom Agri Systems, Inc. designs and engineers grain systems and provides grain-handling products and agricultural services for farm and commercial operations. Family owned and operated by Rick and Esther Storch, the company was founded in 1982 in Napoleon, Ohio, and has grown to 15 locations across eight states. Its work developed from millwright services into a broader provider for grain handling, including custom fabrication.
LCDM CorporationBuilt on four decades of experience rooted in agricultural millwright work, LCDM Corporation designs and manufactures grain-flow equipment and custom material-handling systems. Its in-house SolidWorks design team takes projects from consultation through fabrication and final inspection, adapting equipment to the realities of each farm, mill or processing facility. LCDM is proudly employee owned and serves customers from locations in Missouri and Pennsylvania.DILLSBURG, PA
D&E Equipment, IncFounded in Wilmington in 1954 as Master-Port Feed Mills, D&E Equipment designs, fabricates and installs grain storage and material-handling systems for agricultural operations. The company has served Southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky and West Virginia for nearly 70 years, pairing CAD-based project planning with its own millwright, bin-erection and electrical crews. D&E also supports the equipment it sells with factory-trained service personnel, an extensive parts inventory and in-house repairs.WILMINGTON, OH
TAM SystemsEmployee-owned since 1974, TAM Systems has built more than five decades of agricultural experience around a 65-plus-person team, many of whom have worked as farmers or millwrights themselves. From three regional offices, the company serves Mid-Atlantic farms and commercial facilities with turnkey grain-system projects, backed by in-house crews that remain involved through installation and ongoing service.SALEM, OH
Sukup Manufacturing CoFounded in Sheffield, Iowa, in 1963 by Eugene and Mary Sukup, Sukup Manufacturing Co. is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of grain storage, drying, and handling equipment. The company reports more than 600 employees and manufacturing operations at its Iowa facilities, and describes itself as the world’s largest family-owned and operated manufacturer in these categories. Its manufacturing history includes grain bins, which it began producing in 2001, and grain dryers, added to its offerings in 1998.CORAOPOLIS, PA