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The Farber name has been part of Ohio’s automotive industry since 1920, and the fourth generation now helps carry the family business forward. From a small van-conversion operation, Farber Specialty Vehicles has grown into a 170-employee manufacturer with more than 200,000 square feet of sales, engineering and production space, earning ISO 9001:2015 certification along the way.
FarCo Technologies is a New York small business that spun off from IntelliTech Microsystems in February 2010 and works with universities on research and technology transfer. The company develops autonomous vehicle systems, with a focus on helping unmanned machines perceive and navigate their surroundings.
Founded in 1991, FareTec Inc. manufactures medical devices for pre-hospital care, tactical operations and wilderness medicine from its Painesville, Ohio facility. The company is best known for its traction splints and patient-transport equipment, including products adopted by the U.S. military and NATO countries, while also producing tactical first-aid kits and portable temperature-controlled containers. FareTec’s devices are made in the USA and its quality system is certified to ISO 13485, with FDA and CE/MDR documentation.
Since its founding in 1981, Fareva has built its identity around industrial subcontracting for brands, working from 42 sites with 13,000 employees. The group develops and manufactures products for customers in several markets, while its teams can carry a project from formulation through packaging.
Farhat Light Manufacturing builds software-defined lighting and control hardware that coordinates vehicles, fleets, worksites, and other physical environments through a shared system foundation. Its platform combines permanent and portable signaling with centralized management, allowing capabilities to expand through software rather than hardware replacement. The company’s distinctive focus is moving beyond connected devices toward spatially aware deployments that identify, respond, and coordinate as unified systems.
Farks Supercars has spent decades helping racers turn their ideas into purpose-built cars. The shop focuses on race-car fabrication and performance work for drivers preparing cars for competition and track use.
Founded by Ben Tait, FARM brings more than 25 years of specialty manufacturing and construction experience to bespoke architectural fabrication. From its Brisbane base and New York presence, the company connects computational design, robotics and hands-on fabrication to turn demanding architectural concepts into built elements, including the algorithmically designed polymer walls at RMIT and façades for major international projects. FARM’s distinctive focus is closing the gap between design and manufacturing through digital workflows that account for real-world production constraints.
Established in January 2007, Farm Fresh First manages the raw fruit, vegetable and commodity supply chain from growers to food-processing and packing plant docks. Based in Western New York, the company coordinates production across several growing regions, with agriculture managers whose combined experience exceeds 100 years. It works directly with growers rather than brokers and provides traceability, logistics and grower accounting alongside crop sourcing.
Farm Jenny develops and provides animal-monitoring and connected-farm IoT products, including behavior sensors for horses and livestock, solar-powered mesh-network equipment, gateways, field receivers, and farm sensors. Its products serve horse owners, livestock operations, poultry and crop farming, exotics, large landowners, and systems integrators.
Farm to Table Foods makes organic oatmeal blends and grab-and-go cups in small batches in the Midwest, using ancient grains and super seeds sourced from organic farmers. The family-owned business produces everything in house and focuses on minimally processed food, from intentionally unsweetened stove-top blends to lightly sweetened instant cups.
Farm Up Jamaica Ltd. is a diaspora-formed U.S. 501(c)(3) charity that grows organic food in Jamaica while training youth and distressed farmers in regenerative, climate-smart agriculture. Formed by Jamaican diaspora members in 2013, the organization puts idle land to work through farms, student partnerships and agri-entrepreneurship aimed at reducing food imports and creating local livelihoods. Its work includes a pilot farm in Hanover and access to 100 acres of organic farmland through a partnership with Northern Caribbean University.
Farmasi is a global beauty company whose products reach customers through a network of independent Ambassadors and Influencers. Its range centers on cosmetics and personal-care products sold across markets in Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia.
Farmco 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.
Farmed Materials Inc is developing a domestic source of natural rubber from Taraxacum kok-saghyz, the Kazakh dandelion, while building the supply chain needed to cultivate and process the specialty crop. Led by veterans of the agriculture and polymer industries, the Cincinnati company is also advancing bio-derived materials and specialty polymers as alternatives to the increasingly threatened traditional rubber supply chain.
Farmer Group grew from a USDA-certified organic vegetable farm into a full-service cannabis company handling the path from seed to sale, including cultivation, extraction, manufacturing and distribution. Its solar-powered operation supports more than 100 products across seven brands, while the company works directly with dispensaries and partner brands. The business also develops its own lines, including Florist Farms and Head & Heal.
Farmer’s Pantry makes hearty baked snacks from American-farm ingredients, best known for cornbread that is sliced and toasted into crisp, never-fried crackers. Founded by Josh Chaitovsky, the Long Island company also supports the National FFA Organization and its work with future farmers and agriculture students.
Serving Frederick and surrounding counties for more than 100 years, Farmers Cooperative Association is a regional cooperative supplying feed, fertilizer and petroleum products to farms, families and businesses. Based in Frederick County, Maryland, FCA also makes fresh feeds daily, buys local grain and supports customers through a network of about 30 dealer-stores across six states. Its youth programs, including livestock rebates and show-feed budgeting, give the cooperative a particularly strong connection to local farm families.
From the heart of West Virginia, Farmhouse Metal creates custom steel signs for farms, ranches, businesses and homes. Each piece is designed around the customer’s vision, laser-cut from 14-gauge steel, powder-coated for indoor or outdoor use, and sent through a proof-and-approval process before shipping. Its work is especially rooted in turning family farm stories, logos and personal details into durable American-made signs.
Farmshelf first became known for helping chefs grow fresh produce inside their restaurants. The company developed indoor hydroponic gardens for homes and businesses, using automated systems to support year-round cultivation. Farmshelf is no longer in business.