Buhler Industries, which manufactures the Versatile and Farm King brands of equipment, reported 2021 fourth quarter revenue of $46 million, down 8.5% from $51 million in the fourth quarter of 2020.

According to a report from West Central Tribune, Buhler Industries, manufacturer of the Farm King line of equipment, has announced it will move production from its plant in Willmar, Minn. to Morden in Manitoba, with production in Willmar slated to end in early 2021.

Buhler Industries, the manufacturer of the Versatile and Farm King line of agriculture equipment, reported its year-end earnings on Dec. 30, 2019. Revenue for the year was $229.1 million, down $58.9 million or 25.7% from sales of $288.0 million in 2018.

Dmitry Lyubimov has been replaced as president of Buhler Industries (Versatile Tractor, Farm King) by Marat Nogerov, effective immediately.

Buhler Industries has come a long way since being acquired by Russian manufacturer Combine Factory Rostselmash Ltd. in 2007. It established early on that its intent was to become a full line manufacturer of farm machinery. Today, the company offers an extensive line of farm equipment, including Versatile, Allied and Farm King-branded machines.

Following a corporate restructuring, Farm King has named Tricia Willems as the new director of sales for Farm King. Willems has been with the organization for over 25 years

Buhler Industries, manufacturer of Versatile and Farm King branded equipment, reported its third quarter 2017 earnings on Aug. 14.

Revenue for the quarter was $87.1 million, up $8.0 million from the prior year third quarter.