Farm X is headquartered in the United States with regional teams in Australia and the United Kingdom — and we sell and ship agricultural equipment to growers worldwide. We work directly with North American manufacturers whose equipment is proven in their home market but hasn’t reached the growers who need it everywhere else.
We’re not a traditional distributor. We don’t layer margin on top of margin. We go direct — to growers, with the right equipment, backed by people who know it.
Cody Harrison founded Farm X on a simple premise: proven agricultural equipment built in one market rarely reaches the growers who need it in another, and when it does, layers of distribution make it slower and more expensive. With over 10 years in agriculture and international equipment sales, Cody leads Farm X’s business development and channel strategy, building the manufacturer relationships and cross-border logistics that turn a single-market product into a global one.
As a channel growth partner, Farm X works directly with manufacturers to open new international markets and sells direct to growers rather than routing through distributors. Today that means bringing high-performing ag equipment to growers across markets including Australia, the UK, France, and beyond. For manufacturers, Cody’s work opens reach into markets they can’t serve alone; for growers, it means direct access to specialized equipment without the distributor markup.
Simon Klopper leads Farm X’s Australian operation, giving growers there a direct line to US-built equipment and someone on the ground who knows the machinery firsthand.
Alongside his work with Farm X, Simon owns and operates Klopper Contracting, an earthmoving business — hands-on machinery experience that shapes how Farm X Australia runs: his team handles importing, assembles every machine before it reaches a customer, and provides in-country service after the sale. That means Australian growers aren’t buying a crate off a boat and figuring it out alone; equipment arrives assembled, checked, and backed by people they can reach in their own time zone. It’s the difference between importing equipment and actually having it supported.
Tony Bullock leads Farm X’s UK operation, bringing more than 30 years running AA Bullock Land Drainage — the bulk of that work in agriculture — to the equipment he now puts in growers’ hands. He manages importing, assembly, and delivery, then trains customers on the equipment himself and travels the UK hosting field days so farmers can see it working in real conditions before they commit.
Three decades in drainage have given him a network across British agriculture that no amount of advertising replicates, and growers get advice from someone who has spent his career solving the exact problem the equipment is built for. For UK farmers, that means buying from a drainage man, not a salesman.
Whether you’re a grower looking for a specific machine or a manufacturer ready to grow revenue in new markets — the conversation starts here.
