The Curious Destiny of Hesston in Haymaking
In 1947, a Kansas farmer named Lyle Yost invented a simple grain unloading auger that would launch one of agriculture's most respected brands. This is the story of Hesston Manufacturing—from a small-town workshop to the ninth-largest farm equipment manufacturer in America. Discover how one man's practical solutions revolutionized hay and forage production worldwide.
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