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Born from its owners’ own struggle to harvest hops with too little labor and too little time, HopsHarvester makes equipment for small- and mid-sized hop farms, including the portable Hopster harvester. Its U.S.-made equipment extends from field harvesting into modular drying and baling, giving growers a scalable way to handle a specialty crop from harvest through storage. HopsHarvester is owned and operated by Garden Trends Inc., the parent company of Harris Seeds, whose brands have supported commercial growers and home gardeners for more than 140 years.
Family-owned and run by Chris and Holly Rakow, Hopshire Farm & Brewery has brewed New York farm beer in Freeville since opening in 2013 as the state’s fifth farm brewery. The brewery uses locally sourced ingredients, sends spent grain to a nearby farm, and operates an onsite market garden, while its taproom doubles as a community gathering place for local food and live music.
Founded in 1845, Hopsteiner grows, processes, and trades hops through its own farms and processing plants. The company also develops the science and technology behind hop cultivation, refinement, and distribution, giving its long history a distinctly agricultural and technical focus.
Robert Crames founded Horizon Beauty Group to put entrepreneurial brand building, marketing, and distribution under one roof. From its Great Neck base, the company develops and represents fragrance and beauty brands, helping their owners reach shoppers across the American retail landscape.
Founded by August Hörmann in 1935, the family-run Hörmann Group is a fourth-generation manufacturer and Europe’s leading supplier of doors. More than 6,000 employees work across over 40 specialized factories in Europe, North America and Asia, producing goods for private and commercial properties. Its headquarters are in Steinhagen near Bielefeld, Germany.
Founded in 1935, the family-owned Hörmann Group manufactures doors and related building products, with North American operations in the residential, commercial, and high-performance door markets. The company says its North American headquarters in Sparta, Tennessee, opened in 2020, and its group operates 40 specialized factories across Europe, North America, and Asia. Hörmann North America traces its entry into the region to its 2006 purchase of GADCO and has since expanded through additional door-manufacturer acquisitions.
Founded in 1984 from Louis Horschel’s basement machine shop, Horschel Brothers Precision is a family-owned CNC precision machining and contract manufacturing company in Springville, New York. The Horschel brothers now operate a 120,000-square-foot facility with about 125 employees, producing complex parts and complete manufactured products for demanding customers. HBP is ISO 9001:2015 certified, ITAR registered, and recognized as a source-inspection-certified supplier to major defense contractors.
Family-owned Horseheads Brewing makes handcrafted beer in Horseheads, New York, where the Lilly family reopened the local brewery with a focus on quality ingredients and affordable pours. Founded in 2006 and opened in 2007, the brewery earned the TAP NY Best Craft Brewery in New York State award in 2010 and 2015. Head brewer Justin Stanton, who first joined the brewery in 2014, returned in 2019 to bring its award-winning beer back to the community while exploring new releases.
Horseheads Printing is a Horseheads, New York, full-service printer and design house that takes projects from artwork through finished print. Owner Dave Helsing and graphic designer Benjamin Thomas help customers prepare press-ready files, including guidance on bleeds and PDF setup, while offering practical quoting and file-submission support for each job.
Since 2008, Horseshoe Brand has handcrafted hot sauce and barbecue sauce in New York’s Hudson Valley, building its recipes around fresh premium ingredients and naturally hot peppers rather than pepper extracts. Its sauces range from mild to high heat, including the scorpion-and-Carolina-reaper XXXXtra, and are sold through more than 1,000 stores in the United States and around the world.
Established in 2016, Hortibest is an independent Oklahoma City brand that makes professional LED grow lights for commercial indoor, greenhouse, and vertical-farm cultivation. Its local operation includes a cultivation test lab, exhibition hall, and customer support center, backed by a manufacturing base equipped for large commercial orders. Hortibest’s tunable fixtures, including the tri-channel OG8-3300, are designed to let growers adjust light recipes across the crop cycle while maintaining local North American support.
HOSCO SHIFT is a St. Louis nonprofit that connects farming, food production, and medically tailored meals through a community-led cooperative food system. Its work runs from Confluence Farm to the North Sarah Food Hub, where it trains aspiring farmers and food entrepreneurs while producing preservative-free, diabetic-friendly meals. The organization reports delivering 3.5 million meals since 2020 and measures a 2.1% average A1c reduction among Food-as-Medicine participants.
Hoshizaki America, Inc. manufactures commercial ice machines and refrigeration equipment for the North American market. The company describes more than 40 years of North American experience and says more than 400 products are Georgia Made in Peachtree City and Griffin, Georgia; it is part of the Hoshizaki Alliance.
Since planting its first vines in 1972, the Hosmer family has grown grapes and made estate wine on the western shore of Cayuga Lake at Hosmer Winery. The nearly 70-acre Patrician Verona Vineyard supplies the winery, whose Finger Lakes wines are shaped by a focus on soil health and sustainable farming. Now in its fourth generation of family stewardship, Hosmer pairs a relaxed, welcoming tasting room with a winemaking tradition rooted in the vineyard.
Hot Custom Boxes operates as a digital packaging platform that connects customers with custom-printed boxes and related packaging made to order. Its distinctive approach combines an online library of packaging options with a printer network and logistics support, handling standardized orders for customers ranging from individuals to brands. The company serves a broad range of packaging needs, including custom soap and gable boxes.
From her basement studio in Kingston, Susan Whelan creates one-of-a-kind ceramic art, including commissioned pieces for homes and important milestones. Whelan found clay in her fortieth year after studying fashion design, and her work often follows the medium’s transformation from wet earth to durable, colorful art. Hot Mud Studio began as a teaching pottery studio on 9-9-99 and has since become the home of Whelan’s individual practice, including her ongoing series inspired by the patterned bark of aspen trees.
Hot Wheelz Solar Racing is RIT’s student-run team for designing and building solar-powered race cars. Founded in 2012 by female engineering students, the team has evolved from electric dragster and Formula SAE competitions to the Formula Sun Grand Prix, where it builds practical experience across engineering, business, and outreach. Its members manufacture key vehicle structures and components in-house while preparing for cross-country American Solar Challenge competition.
Born in the kitchen of a circa-1820 farmstead home, 1820 House Candle Company has been shaping fragrant home goods since 2004, with that historic property remaining in the family since 1919. Its East Palestine team pours each candle by hand in an artisanal process rooted in sustainability and community support, sharing proceeds with charitable causes.
With more than 160 years behind it, Howden engineers air- and gas-handling equipment and services for the industrial processes its customers depend on. Its portfolio includes rotating equipment, compressors, fans and steam turbines, supported by local service teams in more than 100 countries. Howden has been part of Chart Industries since its acquisition in 2023 and is helping extend that company’s clean-energy and decarbonization offering.
Founded by Robert Howe in 1953, Howe Machine & Tool Corp. grew from a seven-person tooling company into a defense manufacturer supporting the U.S. military. Based in Bethpage, the company produces precision-machined components for aircraft manufacturers and government agencies, with its defense focus dating to the late 1960s.