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Meyer Distributing Partners With Agri-Fab
Agri-Fab, maker of attachments designed for homeowners who want beautiful lawns but want lawn care to be quick and easy, has announced a new distribution partnership with Meyer Distributing with 109 locations and over 3.5 million sq. ft. of warehouse space. With strategically positioned warehouse facilities, Meyer Distributing is able to provide next day delivery to most locations using Meyer Logistics direct ship.
“We look forward to partnering with Meyer Distributing, utilizing their warehouse network and sales team to provide broader access to our wide-range of products for our dealers and end-consumers,” says Hilary Conner, Sales/Marketing VP, Agri-Fab. “In 2025, Agri-Fab is entering our 50th anniversary year—what a great way to kick off this historic year of celebrations by onboarding a new distributor and creating value together.”
Meyer Distributing shares similar sentiments: “We are excited to partner with Agri-Fab. Their selection of lawn care products makes a great addition to the Meyer catalog. It’s an incredible opportunity to provide our customers with an extensive range of innovative, quality products.”
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