10.27.20
Atlanta, Indiana - Beck’s is pleased to announce the winner of their 2020 Freedom International Sweepstakes is Jim and Ann Stammen of Fort Recovery, Ohio. They received the keys to a 2019 Polaris General and Load Trail Trailer on October 26, 2020.
11.25.19
Atlanta, Indiana – During the 2019 World Forage Analysis Superbowl at the World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisc., Beck’s CavalryDQ Alfalfa earned second-place honors in the dairy hay category and fifth place in the commercial hay category.
08.05.19
Join Beck's At The Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Illinois.
March 1, 2012
Atlanta, Indiana - For the past six-and-a half months, Beck's Hybrids two custom Orange County Choppers (OCC) motorcycles have toured the Midwest, visiting more than 15 events and tradeshows. Today, Beck's Hybrids is pleased to announce the winner of the We Care for Orphans Adoption Fund Sweepstakes is Greg Lundquist from Wabash, Ind.
"We couldn't be more excited to award Greg with one of the most unique custom choppers," said Scott Beck, vice president of Beck's Hybrids. "With the help of farmers, bike enthusiasts and the agricultural community, we've raised a total of $80,043. From the beginning of the sweepstakes, it has been our desire to help provide as many families with the resources they need to make their adoption a reality. More than 20 families will benefit from the funds raised."
Lundquist has been in sales at Agro-Chem , a distributor in agricultural chemicals, in Wabash, Ind., for 37 years. He registered for the OCC chopper at the IN-IL Farm and Outdoor Power Equipment Show on December 15, 2011. The chopper Lundquist will receive features a unique, custom paint job. An American flag with the saying "God Bless the American Farmer," flies on the gas tank, along with an image of a two-row horse drawn planter, which is how the first Beck's Superior Hybrids seed corn was planted.
"When I received the call saying I won the bike, I thought it was a prank," said Lundquist. "I entered the sweepstakes mainly for the charity, never thinking I had a chance to win. I just wanted to donate $20 to a good cause that helps orphaned children in need. And even though I've never driven a motorcycle, I think I'm going to have to learn!"
There are 143 million orphaned children worldwide. The We Care for Orphans Adoption Fund helps unite orphaned children with loving families. The average cost to adopt is around $30,000. The bikes were unveiled on July 28, 2011 in front of nearly 1,000 customers, dealers and employees. The commemorative reverse trike was featured on the hit Discovery Channel TV show, American Chopper last fall and will remain at the Beck's headquarters.
Greg Lundquist of Wabash, Ind., accepts the custom Orange County Choppers motorcycle from Scott Beck, vice president of Beck's Hybrids. Lundquist won the chopper through the We Care for Orphans Adoption Fund Sweepstakes.
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