Founded by dairy farmer Eric Hoover in 2015, Hoover Ag designs and manufactures farm and manure equipment in southeast Pennsylvania. The family-owned, small-batch maker builds equipment in-house and tests each solution on a working farm before it leaves the shop, with custom configurations available for different operations. Its manure dragline systems and farm equipment are shaped by the practical demands of daily agricultural work.
Farmco ManufacturingFarmco Manufacturing grew out of a Lancaster County family farm, where Christian Beiler began building auto-steering horse-drawn carts for Amish neighbors in the 1970s; today the company makes agricultural equipment that simplifies feeding and hay handling. Founded in 1985 by Ben Beiler, the Ronks manufacturer remains beside the original farm and builds feeders, hay transport equipment, grain bins and custom farm equipment for operations across North America.RONKS, PA
I&J ManufacturingI&J Manufacturing began building horse-drawn farm equipment in a barn in 1984 and now makes agricultural implements for both horses and tractors, including precision sickle mowers and cover-crop rollers. Family owned and operated, the company moved to a larger facility near Intercourse in 2015 and added shop space and a paint booth in 2021. Its equipment serves farms across the United States, with a particular focus on horse-powered agriculture and regenerative, no-till practices.333111GORDONVILLE, PA
Pequea MachineFounded in 1970 by an Amish farmer seeking a faster way to dry hay, Pequea Machine manufactures agricultural equipment and trailers from its Pennsylvania facilities. Now a mid-size company based in New Holland, Pequea uses feedback from working farmers to shape its hay tools and hauling equipment, serving dealers across North America and parts of Europe. Its name comes from the Pequea Native Americans and the Lancaster County valley where the company began.NEW HOLLAND, PA
AmeriWind LLCFormer dairy farmer Kevin Hoover founded AmeriWind LLC after years of servicing fans in livestock buildings exposed the shortcomings of standard warehouse equipment. Pennsylvania-owned and operated, the company builds heavy-duty HVLS ceiling fans for agricultural settings, with a particular focus on practical airflow solutions for farmers and other large facilities. Its fan designs grew from those real-world barn conditions and carry a three-year warranty.OLEY, PA