Farmweld Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Published on December 26 2019 2:05 pm
Last Updated on December 26 2019 2:05 pm
Written by Greg Sapp
Over the past 40 years, U.S. pork production has made tremendous advancements including moving from outdoor lots to environmentally controlled building and raising more pork with less land and water. The industry has seen consolidation and many other business changes. At each turn, Farmweld has worked in partnership with producers to fulfill their equipment needs and make raising hogs easier.
In May 1979, Frank Brummer, a welder by trade and a son of a pig farmer, saw a need for innovative equipment in the swine industry. From those humble beginnings and driven by a passion to finding ways to make raising hogs easier for pork producers, he created Farmweld.
“Forty years later, the Farmweld Team still starts each day dedicated to listening and caring about our customers, as well as challenging ourselves to always keep improving our products,” says Aaron Niebrugge, sales manager.
Farmweld is an innovation leader. The company is on the forefront of wean-to-finish technology and designs high-quality, durable products that reduce waste, promote pig comfort and labor savings. When pork producers buy Farmweld equipment, they enlist a team of energetic, competent people geared to help them achieve their goals. From the sales people who carefully help determine what's needed to equip a facility, to the AutoCAD operators who design a project, the welders who build feeders and the warehouse personnel who oversee shipping, customer satisfaction is Farmweld’s priority.
“We are grateful to our customers and everyone in the Farmweld family who have been part of our 40-year history,” says Frank Brummer, president. “To celebrate this milestone, we have developed the Farmweld 40th Anniversary Blend coffee as a token of appreciation to those who have had a hand in our success.”
The Farmweld Team hand-delivered their coffee to thank customers.
“We hope customers and employees enjoy starting their day with this commemorative blend as they are headed to the barn, field or office,” Brummer says.