Built Different. Built for Farmers.
Simple design. Reliable performance. A smarter way to harvest.
Built on a History of Innovation
In 1923, the Baldwin Brothers of Nickerson, Kansas, developed the world’s first self-propelled combine harvester. They named it Gleaner after its ability to glean grain from fields and leave nothing behind.
Today, Gleaner continues to be an industry leader with a focus on efficiency, capacity and higher grain quality. Every Gleaner combine is built on the idea that harvesting doesn’t need to be more complicated to be more efficient.
Less Complexity. More Productivity.
Every part of a Gleaner combine is designed to do more with less. Fewer components mean fewer wear points, less time in the shop and more time in the field.
That efficiency shows up where it matters most: consistent throughput, strong grain quality and lower operating costs, season after season.
It’s a practical approach built for farmers who value performance without unnecessary complexity.
Built for More Than the Field
Gleaner is part of something bigger than the machine.
It’s about the people behind the harvest: the farmers, families and communities that keep agriculture moving forward. From sharing real- world results to supporting the next generation, we are committed to standing behind those who depend on us.
What happens outside the field matters just as much as what happens in it.