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Kinze Fellowship Awarded to Isu Ag Engineering Professor

Jon and Marcia Kinzenbaw established the Kinze Manufacturing Fellowship in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering.  "We are thankful for the generosity and support of the Kinzenbaw's," says Wendy Wintersteen, endowed dean of the Iowa State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.  "This is another example of the supportive leadership they...

Jon Kinzenbaw Receives Distinguished Service Award

Kinze Manufacturing Founder and President, Jon Kinzenbaw, has been honored with the George Washington Carver Distinguished Service award from Iowa State University. The award honors outstanding achievements in agricultural, environmental, food, social and life sciences. Jon Kinzenbaw opened up a welding shop in 1965 that has grown into one of the...

Congressmen Headline I Make America Visit to Kinze Manufacturing, Inc.

Congressmen Dave Loebsack and Rod Blum each met with company leaders, toured Kinze, and spoke to employees about the importance of manufacturing in Iowa. Company employees also heard from Jon Kinzenbaw, the company’s founder, CEO and namesake. Read more at AEM.org

Kinze Introduces First-ever Single Auger Grain Carts

Starting in November, the company will offer two single auger grain carts that can handle 850 and 1,050 bushels. Both were designed to increase field and harvest efficiency.   Read more at Successful Farming

Kinze Introduces Single Auger Grain Carts

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Introducing the 850-bushel Kinze 851 and 1,050-bushel Kinze 1051 single auger grain carts that are setting a different standard for grain handling performance. Simplicity. Reliability. Innovation. This is what you expect from the company that introduced the world’s first two-wheeled flotation grain cart nearly 50 years ago. “We’ve always had a reputation of...

The Agricultural Supply Chain: Planting the Farm Field

PACKWOOD — The unpredictability of Iowa’s weather is never more apparent than springtime when farmers need a few consecutive days without rain to plant.  As with most years, Brent Adam, a Richland farmer, is used to waiting and watching the weather forecast, studying the soil, counting on a little luck...