Parker Farm Equipment is an agricultural equipment maker focused on grain handling, with products such as grain carts, gravity wagons, and seed tenders. Founded by S.L. “Hank” Parker in Silver Lake, Indiana, in late 1960, the company began with a 130-bushel gravity bed and grew into a recognized grain-handling name across the Corn Belt. The Parker name and product lines have been family-owned under Unverferth Manufacturing since 2001, carrying forward the original tradition of building farm equipment for moving grain.
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
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
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
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