From Our Farm
to Yours

Seated in the farmland of Lancaster County, Farmco has been helping farmers with feeding chores for over 40 years. It all started in the 1970s when Christian Beiler began building auto-steering horse drawn carts for his Amish neighbors. A bit later in the early 80s Grandpa Jonas and his son Ben Beiler added small bale hay wagons and cattle feeders to the mix

Black-and-white image of a tractor pulling a large, open metal frame structure on a flatbed trailer. The frame appears to be a large livestock or equipment cage. The scene is set on a farm with open land in the background and a silo and other farm buildings visible in the distance
The first Farmco hay wagon with a tandem rear axle.
A man standing at the entrance of a barn-style shed, giving a thumbs-up gesture. In the foreground, a forklift is carrying long wooden planks. The scene includes various pieces of farm equipment and spare tires stacked beside the shed. The shed has a peaked roof and sliding doors, with a red metal gate leaning against the side.
The parts warehouse used to be in a shed out back.
A man wearing a straw hat and dark clothing standing outside a building, gesturing towards large red metal gates leaned against the wall. The area around him has gravel, some equipment, and an industrial structure in the background
Ben Beiler (founder) with the first batch of wagon sides produced at the new shop.
Aerial black-and-white image of a large industrial facility surrounded by farmland. The main building has a flat roof, and several smaller outbuildings are nearby. Large stacks of materials and equipment are arranged around the site. In the distance, fields, farmhouses, and silos are visible, stretching across the rural landscape.
The original Farmco shop, seen from the air.

The company quickly outgrew the family farm and in 1985 Ben purchased a few acres of land from Grandpa Jonas and founded Farmco. In time, Ben’s sons Michael and Marvin started helping around the shop with Michael taking over as CEO in 2002.

In all that time, Farmco’s values have remained the same. Traditions like quality work, neighborliness and customer satisfaction are at our core. And with the manufacturing facility located right next to the old family farm, these beliefs still direct everything we do today.

To leave a legacy of trust, Kingdom Culture and innovation in the agricultural and farming community that lasts for generations.

To design and manufacture products which simplify feeding operations on farms across America.

The Golden Rule – treat one another as you would want to be treated.
Working Together – together we accomplish more.
Get it Done – We are happy to work hard to meet the needs of our customers.
Family-oriented – we are building multi-generational legacy in our community.
Farmco Tough – innovative! manufactured with excellence, built to last.
Do it Right – Quality matters take the time to do things well.
The Long Haul – serving our customers “Until the cows come home.”

A man with short dark hair, glasses, and a trimmed goatee, wearing a dark gray collared shirt, standing in front of a textured stone wall

Michael Beiler
CEO or Farmco

Meet Our CEO

Michael Beiler and his wife live in Lancaster County, PA. Aside from simplify feeding chores for farmers, Michael enjoys fishing, hunting and spending time outdoors at a small family cabin in Potter County. He also enjoys landscaping, and you’re likely to find him spending a nice Saturday afternoon trimming shrubs, mowing the yard or planting.
You can contact him directly at michael@farmco.ag

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