Who We Are

Bish Enterprises is a multi-generational, family-owned agricultural manufacturing company built on innovation, craftsmanship, and a steadfast commitment to farmers. Originally founded in 1976 by Harv Bish under the name Harv’s Farm Supply, our legacy began with a simple mission: create equipment that solves real problems in the field. Today, that mission lives on under the ownership of Brad and Christy Bish, and the leadership of their son, Andrew Bish.


Headquartered in Giltner, Nebraska, we’ve grown from a regional shop into a nationally respected name in agricultural engineering. From pioneering specialized harvesting attachments to unveiling the world’s largest folding corn header, Bish Enterprises consistently pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in farm machinery.


While our tools evolve with the times, our values remain rooted in service, sustainability, and family. Whether advancing innovation for traditional row crops or leading the way in hemp equipment, we are proud to support farmers with solutions that enhance productivity, reduce waste, and build a better agricultural future—for this generation and the next.

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Lankota products, SuperCrop parts, and much more!

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Visit our Store

Lankota products, SuperCrop parts, and much more!

See our Products

Browse our inventory and get product information and pricing.

Reach Out

Have a question? Send us a message, call our office, or visit us!

Top Selling Items

Top Bish Built Items.

FiberCut

Reliable and Adjustable – Designed for Your Harvest Needs

Corn Reels

Experience unparalleled durability and performance with our corn reels.

SuperCrop Header

The SuperCrop is a row crop combine harvester attachment that performs similar.

Bish Decorticator

Elevate your hemp production with the Bish Decorticator.

Top Selling Lankota Items

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