Family-owned and operated since 1993, GBGI USA manufactures agricultural hub and spindle assemblies and planter row-unit components in Chardon, Ohio. Its in-house engineers, designers, and production team develop custom assemblies for OEM customers, with every part made and assembled in the United States. GBGI also invented and manufactures its own parallel arms, supplying growers through a network of Precision Planting Premier Dealers.
Unverferth Manufacturing Co., IncFamily-owned and operated since 1948, Unverferth Manufacturing grew from a father-and-son venture on a farm near Kalida, Ohio into a multi-site agricultural manufacturer. The company is especially known for its long-running work in farm wheel systems and now serves farming operations across the United States and Canada.KALIDA, OH
Sweet Material HandlingSince W. Dean Sweet founded the company in 1955, Sweet Material Handling has built bulk material handling equipment for agricultural and industrial operations, including systems fabricated in the United States at its Springfield, Ohio facility. Still family-owned and operated, the company is known for galvanized U.S. prime steel equipment designed for long service and minimal maintenance. Sweet equipment now serves customers in more than 55 countries across six continents.SPRINGFIELD, OH
Custom Agri Systems, IncCustom 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.UPPER SANDUSKY, OH
Homestead ImplementsFamily-owned and veteran-owned, Homestead Implements grew from Lee Lodestro’s experience as a lifelong tractor owner and co-owner of Jamestown Advanced Products. In Jamestown, New York, its team makes American-made tractor attachments in a 179,000-square-foot facility, testing them on its own homesteads and drawing on nearly four decades of manufacturing experience.JAMESTOWN, NY