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WORKING PROUD
- SINCE 2003 -
Times change, industries shift and farming demand intensifies. JBS is there every step of the way, on the front line with the people who matter. We believe in building agricultural equipment for an evolving world.
We’re proud of what we build, because we’re proud that customers can rely on our products year after year. It goes without saying that we use only the very best materials from around the world, and have perhaps the highest standard of welding production anywhere in North America, but we’re not just focused on that.

JBS is focused on innovating a stagnant, complicated and quite frankly, convoluted agricultural industry. Spreading shit is what really counts. We put effort into solving problems and liberating the next generation of farmers through innovative engineering, product design and technology.

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2003

J.BOND & SONS OFFICIALLY OPENS

After years of working in the agriculture equipment industry; repairing, servicing and fabricating innovative agricultural solutions, Justin Bond decided it was time to officially open his own company, naming it: J.Bond & Sons

2004

Justin started as a welder, fabricator and all-round custom manufacturer.

Blow Deck double drive irrigation reel built.

2005

J.Bond & Sons took on a custom job for locally owned Denbow Transport Ltd. Engineering and manufacturing of the first Denbow Tipper Trailer, giving Denbow the ability to deliver bulk materials quickly and efficiently.

2006

J.Bond & Sons knew the industry demand, what was needed, and what was missing. Hiring their first
in-house engineer, the team begins engineering their own products.

9 EMPLOYEES

2007

J.Bond & Sons first two 16ft single axle manure spreaders (Narrow Body) were manufactured, raising the bar and setting the new industry standard.

The dealer network begins and the first 2 Canadian dealers were officially setup.

2008

J.Bond & Sons officially opened their doors to their first production facility.

Engineering of the first ‘HyDump Wagon’ began.

Enters into the U.S market.

First U.S dealer location setup.

2009

After years of 2D design engineering, J.Bond & Sons evolves to 3D software to be able to accommodate more dimensional assets and planning, such as depth.

First pull-type Bedding Flinger sold.

Feed Wagon designed and manufactured.

2010

J.Bond & Sons dealer network grows to 8 locations in North America.

Set-up of second largest U.S dealer.

The first Wide Body manure spreader was engineered and produced.

2011

To allow for growth, J.Bond & Sons expanded and moved their operation to a larger facility with overhead cranes, to accommodate their demand and rising employee count.

20 EMPLOYEES

2012

J.Bond & Sons engineers and manufactures one of the industry’s largest Forage Boxes. At 9’ wide, the FB367250 raised the bar and set the standard.

2013

J.Bond & Sons engineers and manufactures the first Combination Trailer; a heavy duty trailer that switches from a spreader to a forage trailer.

Scale options were added.

2014

J.Bond & Sons manufactures the E-Series manure spreader. This quickly became the #1 best seller.

Industry standard agreement in place with Environmental Products Inc. (EPI).

Assembly moves into its own facility.

Opening of in-house painting facility.

Dealer network grows to 14 locations across North America.

2015

J.Bond & Sons designed, engineered and released the Orchard Spreader.

First custom convertible B-Train trailer engineered and manfactured.

2016

J.Bond & Sons engineers and manufactures the first tridem axle Low-Rider and Float-Maxx manure spreaders.

40 EMPLOYEES

2017

J.Bond & Sons release the prototype Track-Pack Silage Bagger for testing, becoming the only track driven bagger in the world.

Dealer network grows to 20 locations

across North America.

50 EMPLOYEES

2018

J.Bond & Sons in-field tested the Track-Pack Silage Bagger and set it into production with two model sizes, revolutionizing the way silage is bagged.

2020

JBS designs and manufactures its first tandem axle D-Series dump wagon.

The Low-Rider manure spreader model line grows, adding the first tandem axle Low-Rider.

Designing and building of a fully customized 60,000 ft2 production facility began.

80 EMPLOYEES

2021

JBS added to the D-Series model line and released the quad axle dump wagon.

Moved into their new state-of- the-art facility.

1000th E-Series comes off the line.

2022

JBS further expands the Low-Rider model line and produces its first quad axle.

In-field testing begins on the E-Series (4.0) and XL Wide Body prototypes.

Dealer network grows to 42 dealers with 112 locations across North America.

115 EMPLOYEES