Our Company at a Glance

In 1976, when the fields stretched far and wide and the heart of America beat in the rhythm of the seasons, Harv Bish planted a seed in Giltner, Nebraska. It was more than just a business; it was a commitment to the soul of the land and the people who cultivate it. So God made Bish Enterprises.

For over 40 years, like the farmers we serve, we’ve risen with the sun to face the challenges of a new day. We’ve shared in the toil, the innovation, the sweat, and the harvest. Our hands, like those of the farmer, have been dirt-stained and grease-marked, crafting solutions that grow from the soil of necessity. So God made a company for the farmer.

From the original Harvs Farm Supply to the global presence of Bish Enterprises today, led by Brad and Christy Bish, our journey mirrors that of the timeless farmer. We’ve weathered storms and reaped bounties, always keeping our eyes on the horizon and our hands in the earth. Our Header Adapters, “Bish” branded harvest accessories, the SuperCrop Row-Crop Header, and the innovative FiberCut machine are not just tools; they are extensions of the farmer’s own resolve and ingenuity. So God made a partner in the field.

We stand today as a testament to the enduring spirit of agriculture. Our products, from custom-built heads to the ORIGINAL “Bish Head Changer,” and the FiberCut machine, are the fruits of a labor born from the heartland. They are designed, fabricated, and tested in the very soil they serve, ensuring that we remain intimately connected to the land and its stewards. So God made a guardian of the harvest.

At Bish Enterprises, we don’t just build agricultural equipment; we cultivate relationships, nurture innovation, and harvest solutions. We are here for the early mornings, the late nights, the first sprouts, and the last harvests. Because in every bolt we tighten, every field we enrich, and every harvest we enhance, we see the reflection of the farmer. And so, in the spirit of those who till the land and feed the world, God made Bish Enterprises.