Built for Kansas Cattle Country
Heavy-gauge Apache bunks, panels, and handling systems — for feedlots and Flint Hills grass alike.
Kansas sits right in the middle of the nation's cattle business — a top-three cattle state that both grazes and finishes at a scale few others match. Out east, the Flint Hills hold the largest stand of tallgrass prairie left in America, filling every spring with stocker cattle trucked in to gain on some of the best native grass anywhere. Out west, the big commercial feedlots take those same cattle to finish on Kansas corn and silage.
Apache is built for both ends of that pipeline. Manufactured by Global Equipment Company from heavy-gauge American steel and sold through dealers from Emporia to Garden City, our cattle handling and feeding equipment moves and feeds cattle at Kansas volume — whether you're turning out yearlings on the Flint Hills or running a feedyard on the High Plains.
Feedyard Feeding at Kansas Scale
Western Kansas feedyards run on throughput — thousands of head, fed on schedule, every day of the year. Apache bunks, feeder and mixer wagons, and roller mills are built for that pace and pressure, holding their shape and edge long after lighter equipment gives out in a high-volume yard.
- Heavy-gauge feed bunks take the daily grind of high-volume Kansas feedyard feeding
- Feeder wagons and mixer wagons keep rations moving across large finishing operations
- Roller mills process corn and grain on-site for consistent, cost-controlled rations
- American-made by Global Equipment Company, engineered for decades of feedyard duty
- Backed by Kansas dealers for fast parts and service when downtime costs gain
Handling High-Volume Stocker Cattle
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Flint Hills grazing means big numbers moving fast, cattle in on grass, worked, and shipped on tight windows. Apache chutes, tubs, and alleys are laid out to keep those high-volume stocker cattle flowing calm and safe, protecting your crew and your gains during a busy turnout and shipping season.
- Chutes, tubs, and alleys move large numbers of stocker cattle efficiently
- The MS8 cattle chute and portable panels build a working setup anywhere on the grass
- Low-stress, curved flow keeps cattle settled and gaining through processing
- Heavy-gauge build stands up to season after season of high-throughput handling
- Custom fabrication available for large Kansas grazing and shipping operations
Portable Panels for Grass Cattle
On the Flint Hills, the pen goes where the cattle are — there's rarely permanent infrastructure out on leased grass. Apache free-standing panels and gates set up fast for gathering, sorting, and loading, then break down and move to the next pasture with your rotation.
- Free-standing panels build a solid pen out on open Flint Hills grass — no posts needed
- Gates and walk-thru gates stand up to heavy stocker-cattle traffic
- Reconfigure quickly for rotational grazing across large leased pastures
- Heavy-gauge steel holds the line against a full run of yearlings
- Loads and hauls easily between scattered Kansas grazing units
Why Kansas Runs Apache
From the tallgrass to the feedyard, Kansas asks its equipment to work hard and last — and to be there, close by, when a busy season won't wait. Apache, PALCO, and Henke-Buffalo are built by Global Equipment Company for exactly that, sold and serviced through dealers across the state.
- Over 30 years building feeding and handling equipment for operations like Kansas's
- Explore the full Apache line plus PALCO and Henke-Buffalo
- American-made heavy-gauge steel built for feedyard-scale and grass-cattle use alike
- Mineral feeders and oilers support stocker gains on Flint Hills grass
- A statewide dealer network for local sales, parts, and service