A new name in fertilizer equipment.
Merle “Jack” Doyle begins the business in Quincy, Illinois. The company’s early work includes a mechanical truck spreader.

MANUFACTURINGPALMYRA, MISSOURI · EST. 1951From the first truck spreader to complete automated facilities. Follow the milestones behind the Doyle name.
Merle “Jack” Doyle begins the business in Quincy, Illinois. The company’s early work includes a mechanical truck spreader.

Doyle introduces its first incline-axis rotary drum blender to the fertilizer industry.
Jack Doyle creates the Doyle logo, a name and emblem that continue to travel with the equipment.

A European tradeshow in London helps introduce Doyle to an international audience.
Doyle acquires the Kraus equipment product line, expanding its rotary blending business.
The Fatboy vertical blender becomes part of the Doyle equipment family.

Riverview Manufacturing begins operations in Palmyra, Missouri, manufacturing the Doyle spreader line.
Doyle moves its manufacturing operations to a new Missouri facility, bringing its work into one location.

The Doyle family continues to build dry fertilizer handling equipment and support the operations that depend on it.
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