Morris launches the new 10 Series Air Cart and announces new parent company for both Morris and Rite Way Mfg. - Superior Farms Equipment Ltd.

Rite Way Mfg., Co. Ltd. acquires Morris Equipment Ltd.

September 2019, the Bale Titan RXR was introduced.

April 2019, Morris creates RedLine Support, a dedicated dealer support service.

March 2019, Mike Dahlseide appointed as Vice President of Sales.

August 2018, Quantum Air Drill wins “Best New Release” at Dowerin Machinery Field Days in Australia

June 2018 Quantum Air Drill was launched.

June 2018 ShieldCore wins Innovation Award at Canada's Farm Progress Show.

May 2018 Kevin Adair appointed as Chief Operating Officer.

January 2018, ShieldCore ground engagement tools introduced.

September 1, 2017, a new ownership acquisition of Morris, whose management is led by former President, Ben Voss. This new era in ownership for Morris marks a significant commitment to growth and re-investment in the company. Morris will be undertaking an ambitious and exciting plan as a market leader.

Prototype Tender Cart shown.

9s Series Air Cart introduced.

August 2014, an 8000sq foot expansion announced for the Minnedosa, MB plant.

ProAG 2200 Bale Hiker released.

Release of the RAZR double-shoot option.

Release of the Injected Polymer opener for the C2 Contour.

September 2013, the RAZR wins Henty Machine of the Year award at a competition in Australia.

9 Series Air Cart and Input Control Technology (ICT) introduced.

RAZR Disc Drill introduced.

16K PLUS released.

900 Hay Hiker released.

CX 8105 released.

C2 Contour Air Drill released.

Hydraulic tine introduced for the Field Pro Heavy Harrow.

April 1, 2010, Morris introduces Morris 360 Service.

Spread Tip Boot released for Contour Drill.

Side Band Boot released for Contour Drill.

Contour Air Drill introduced

June 1, 2007, Morris was sold to Casey Davis (and a group of minority shareholders) , who had served as President and CEO since 2001. This ended 78 years of ownership of Morris Industries Ltd by the George Morris family.

Expansion at Minnedosa, MB plant.

EIGHT XL Series Air Cart introduced

Product first shipped into Russia.

Product first shipped into Kazakhstan.

EIGHT Series Air Cart introduced

Xpress Air Drill introduced

Never Pin Air Drill introduced

Morris expanded its line of hay hauling and stacking equipment by acquiring ProAG Designs, Inc., a Montana-based manufacturer of large bale hauling and stacking machines.

Casey Davis appointed CEO and President of Morris Industries.

Aero Planter System introduced

Single Row Tool Bar Row Crop Planter introduced

Maxim II introduced

Minnedosa, MB plant expansion.

VRT 7000 Series introduced

Magnum III Chisel Plow introduced

Wendy Morris becomes the sole owner of Morris Industries purchasing her family's interest in the company.

Grain Shuttle introduced

Field Pro Heavy Harrow introduced

130S Air Cart introduced

Concept 2000 introduced. Name changed to Concept in 2015.

7000 Series Air Cart introduced

7000 Rod Weeder introduced

1400 Hay Hiker introduced

Maxim Air Drill introduced

9100 Tillage Tool introduced

Wendy Morris was appointed CEO.

Rangler III introduced

9000 Tillage Tool introduced

6000 Series Air Cart introduced

Death of George Morris. There was a change in management from Mr. Morris to his family.

8900 Tillage Tool introduced

There was a company name change to Morris Industries to reflect the wider product line.

80 flex wing harrow bar introduced

50-60-70 Harrow Bar introdced

MH-3100 Hoe Drill introduced

M-1100 Seed-Rite introduced

Rangler packer-harrow bar with a coil spring-shaped packer in front of the harrows introduced

Rangler II introduced

Genesis II (170 & 100) introduced

HR-36 Rod Weeder introduced

MP-912 introduced

Packer wheels, replacing the Rod Weeder were made available for the Seed-Rite.

Magnum II Chisel Plow introduced

Challenger II introduced

Plant in Ortonville closed.

MH-310 Hoe Drill introduced

Naiper (M600 & M620) Air Cart introduced

M-11 Seed-Rite introduced

M-10 introduced

TD-81 Tandem Disc introduced

881 Hay Hiker introduced

45-56-68-79 Harrow Bars introduced

Morris bought the patents and the rights to the Melroe Moldboard Plow. Started producing Moldboard Plows in 1982.

Manufacturing facility purchased in Minnedosa, MB.

800 Hay Hiker introduced.

Magnum Chisel Plow introduced.

6 Series Chisel Plow introduced.

Harrow Draw Bars went into production.

January 1976, manufacturing began in Ortonville, MN.

January 1975, two Rod Weeders were sold in India.

December 17, 1974 Morris tillage equipment dropped into Algerian soil.

November 28, 1974, a press conference was held at the Heat Treat Plant. It was announced the facility was under construction, and anticipated to be in operation early in 1975.

Welding operation set-up in Minot, ND where the company's sales head office was for the American market. Was turned into a manufacturing facility the following year.

5 Series Chisel Plow introduced.

Unionization of the Yorkton facility.

Feb. 2, 1972 was the official opening of the Minot, ND facility.

March 1971 the first Dealer Sales & Service clinics began.

B3-36, 30, 18, 48 Rod Weeder introduced.

80 Series Seed-Rite introduced.

Challenger (light cultivator) designed for seed bed preparation introduced.

Australians approached Morris with farming methods and problems that were similar to those on the prairies 40 years earlier - plowing and creating massive erosion problems. As they switched to minimum tillage, Morris was the first Canadian implement company to do business down under.

The Multiplex joined the line of equipment (with Rod Weeder, Seed-Rite and Chisel Plow). The Multiplex had cultivator shanks in front of the Rod Weeder to loosen the soil.

October 20, 1966 was the official opening of new manufacturing facility in Minnedosa, costing in excess of $1,000,000.

September 19, 1960 manufacturing started in Minnedosa, MB.

Morris Seed-Rite invented.

The new plant opened in Yorkton (started manufacturing Rod Weeders in Yorkton). Every year for the next 18 years there were more expansions. The plant was built on York Road.

The original Rod Weeder was restored and donated to the Western Development Museum in Yorkton. It is still on display today.

Snowblower and left-hand swather were invented.

First dealers to carry the Morris Rod Weeder were both located in east-central Saskatchewan.

June 1949, the official opening was held of the renamed Morris Rod-Weeder & Equipment Co.

The decision was made to move the business to Yorkton. Setting up of a new shop began.

April 1932, a new patent on the re-designed Rod Weeder was issued.

Luke Battersby of Goodeve sent a letter to George Morris saying he was interested in buying a Rod Weeder. Mr. Battersby used the Rod Weeder on his farm for 21 years.

George Morris created the world's first automatic trip, a device that trips over stones then lowers back into the ground to continue working.

Mr. Morris started this company. Originally it was called Morris Rod-Weeder.

George Morris opened a garage in Bangor SK, called Morris Garage.