Burch

Burch is the direct descendant of Blount Plow Works, founded in Evansville, Indiana, in 1867. Since acquiring Blount in 1927, the Burch family—led by current president Jim Burch and past generations—has guided the company, which then adopted its present name. Throughout its long history, Burch has adhered to two guiding principles: product quality and quality customer service. These values remain firmly in place today after more than 70 years of continuous operations under the Burch name.

Farm equipment continues to be a key segment for Burch, with ongoing annual production of disc harrows and seed planters. The disc harrow line ranges from five to thirty-six feet in width and is offered in lift, offset, and tandem models. Planters are available in both single-row and twin-row configurations and can be bar-mounted in multiple units. Burch farm implements have earned a reputation for reliability in the field, proving their durability over decades of use. Purchasing a Burch harrow or planter is an investment in efficient field preparation and cost-effective agricultural production.