Harv demonstrates his picker-sheller innovation at the county fair / husking contest in Grand Island.
Harv establishes Harv’s Farm Supply in Giltner, Nebraska.
Farm Industry News publishes a story on Harv’s adapters. The article generates 1,440 written inquiries and about as many phone calls from across the United States.
Bish begins modifying John Deere 40 Series corn heads to fit newer 20 Series combines.
Bish builds its first 12-row John Deere cornhead.
Brad Bish joins Harv’s Farm Supply.
Bish builds a John Deere cotton stripper project for Eli Lilly Co. cancer research.
Bish stretches three John Deere 854-A row crop heads to 40-inch spacing for a customer in Kansas.
Bish builds its first 12-row IHC cornhead.
Bish grows to 25 employees and serves markets in the U.S., Canada, Russia, and Australia.
Brad and Christy Bish become owners of Harv’s Farm Supply.
An 80’ x 150’ production building is erected for additional production capacity.
Bish builds a 16-row, 30-inch Case header and the first John Deere-to-Lexion header adapter.
Andrew Bish joins the family business.
Harv’s Farm Supply becomes Bish Enterprises.
Bish develops the SuperCrop header line to solve crop-specific harvest challenges.
Andrew Bish launches Hemp Harvest Works.
Bish develops the first Implement Mover prototype.
Jacob Bish joins the family business.
Bish produces the first FiberCut prototype.
Bish unveils the world’s largest folding corn header.
Bish develops a decorticator for hemp fiber processing.
Bish is recognized among the Top 16 Coolest Things Made in Nebraska for developing the world’s largest folding corn header.
FiberCut 414 receives a 2026 Agricultural Engineering (AE50) award from the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE).
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