Since 1983 AG SHIELD has been serving rural Manitoba and beyond with quality and innovation. Located in Benito, Manitoba, AG SHIELD Manufacturing employs 25 - 40 people and manufactures the most complete line of Shielded spraying equipment in the world!
Now AG SHIELD has expanded its product line with:
- Recon 200 in 1998
- Yield Shield in 1999
- MultiTrailer and Cross Auger kits in 2001
- GFS (Ground Following System) for Ag Shield Mfg booms in 2002
- ReCon 300 in 2003
- GFS for most other boom in 2004
- LandRoller with mole hill leveler and Power fold in 2009
With a marketing area from Texas in the south, to Alaska in the north - about 60% of production is exported, and about half of all sales are made to operators in the rapidly-expanding custom application industry. Ag Shield has exported to Australia since 2002 and Eastern Europe since 2002.
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ReCon Swath Reconditioner by Ag Shield Manufacturing
Whether it's horse hay, dairy hay, or grass hay for export, over the last 10 years ReCon owners on 3 continents have proven that you CAN make premium hay, even if the weather doesn't always co-operate.
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Ag Shield Land Roller with Pasture Doctor
The Ag Shield LandRoller Land Rollers Flatten High Spots and Firm Soil Protecting your Equipment thus allowing for a faster harvest of more crop.
The Ag Shield LandRoller levels fields without packing! High spots are smashed down with thousands of pounds of force, while the flat areas receive no more pressure than when you walk your field. The firm smooth fields guarantee faster, easier harvesting for short crops like chickpeas, peas, lentils and soybeans
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MultiTrailer 5th Wheel Bale/all loads trailer
The MultiTrailer by Ag Shield is not only a self unloading round bale trailer but can carry 14,000 to 18,000lbs of what ever you want to haul!
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Ag Shield's Pull Type Field Sprayer
Ag Shield's pull type field sprayer shown in full operation.
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Cross Auger Kits for Fluffy Crop Harvest
Ag Shield Cross auger kits for all draper headers. Draper headers are often the best way to harvest most cereal crops but they can really try your patience in peas, canola, mustard, and some pulse crops. Tangled oats and fluffy bearded wheat also show a significant improvement. But bunching and catching can cost you time and lost yield.
The cross auger kits from Ag Shield let you use your draper header in all of your crops. The augers span the whole header and drag material in from the corners so there is no dead while catching even really fluffy material smoothly. No more lumps surging through the combine, overstressing drives and overloading sieves. You can relax with your harvest under control.
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