In this episode, Erica Lantz of Feeders Grain & Farm Supply sits down with Kevin from Workweld to explore the story, craftsmanship, and quality behind one of the most trusted names in livestock equipment.

Workweld began as a small farm repair shop in 1982 and has grown into a 40,000 sq. ft. U.S.-based manufacturing facility serving over 150 dealers across the United States. In this conversation, we cover how Workweld designs and builds heavy-duty, long-lasting equipment for real producers who demand reliability.

Topics covered in this episode include:

• The history and growth of Workweld manufacturing

• U.S.-sourced steel and material quality

• Creep feeders, bunks, hay feeders, and Handy Hoppers

• Custom-built livestock equipment for unique operations

• Bottomless silage bunks and easy-clean design

• Livestock shelters built to withstand extreme wind

• Why heavier gauge steel makes a real difference

• Standing behind products and dealer-first relationships

Whether you're running cow-calf pairs, feedlot cattle, sheep, goats, hogs, or show livestock, this episode gives an inside look at why quality-built equipment matters and how Workweld supports producers long after the sale.

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