| 1952 | Chore-Time Equipment was started in August, in Alliance, Ohio. |
| 1954 | Chore-Time moved to Milford, Indiana. |
| 1957 | Brock Manufacturing was founded in Milford. |
| 1967 | First European office established in Maldegem, Belgium. |
| 1972 | The Pockman Cage Company of Decatur, Alabama, was purchased. |
| 1976 | CTB was established. This was an acronym for the company's two principal brands at the time, Chore-Time and Brock. |
| 1980 | CTB purchased Swish Watering. |
| 1983 | CTB formed Chore-Time Brock International to promote and sell Chore-Time and Brock products overseas. |
| 1996 | CTB entered into a partnership with American Securities Capital Partners, forming CTB International Corp. |
| 1997 | CTB acquired Fancom B.V., a provider of market-leading computerized controls and software for agriculture, located in the Netherlands with a subsidiary in France. |
| 1997 | CTB purchased the grain bin division of Butler Manufacturing, the company that pioneered the grain bin business in 1907, located in Kansas City, Missouri. |
| 1997 | CTB International Corp. made its initial public offering of common stock. The stock was traded on The NASDAQ Stock Market® under "CTBC." |
| 1998 | CTB acquired Sibley Industries, Inc., a manufacturer of brooders and heaters located in Anderson, Missouri; and Staco, Inc., a producer of pig feeders and ventilation products. |
| 1999 | CTB acquired Roxell N.V., based in Maldegem, Belgium with a location in Arkansas, a leading manufacturer of feeding and watering systems for poultry and pigs. |
| 2000 | CTB acquired ABC Industries’ handling equipment for the grain industry. |
| 2001 | CTB consolidated its Anderson, Missouri, and Springdale, Arkansas, facilities in Anderson and named the combined operation Agile Mfg., Inc. |
| 2002 | CTB established a European logistics center, Chore-Time Europe B.V., with locations in the Netherlands and in Poland. |
| 2002 | CTB acquired the assets of Beard Industries, Inc., a leading grain dryer manufacturer, located in Frankfort, Indiana. |
| 2002 | CTB acquired key assets of Shenandoah Manufacturing Co., Inc., a leading manufacturer of poultry heaters, nests and incinerators. |
| 2002 | CTB became a wholly owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.A; BRK.B). |
| 2004 | CTB acquired assets of Swine Service Specialists, Inc., a leading manufacturer of pig feeding equipment. |
| 2006 | CTB acquired a controlling interest in Yan Agro Logic (1988) Ltd., located in Israel, a manufacturer of climate controllers; feed and poultry weighing systems; and other integrated systems. |
| 2007 | CTB purchased the Porcon group of companies, based in the Netherlands, manufacturers and packagers of pig equipment including stalls, crates and pens, and a variety of other equipment. |
| 2007 | CTB acquired Laake GmbH of Germany, a manufacturer of sow gestation and farrowing stalls and other pig production equipment, as well as stables, paddock doors and feeders for horses. |
| 2007 | CTB created a new business unit, the PigTek Pig Equipment Group, to provide a unified approach to the global pig industry, incorporating various CTB pig equipment brands. |
| 2007 | CTB was presented with a Half Century Award by Indiana's governor in recognition of longevity and community service in the state of Indiana. |
| 2008 | CTB acquired Uniqfill International B.V., located in the Netherlands, a designer of chemical and combination chemical/biological air scrubbers for animal livestock and other applications. |
| 2008 | CTB acquired B. Mannebeck Landtechnik GmbH, located in Germany, a manufacturer of pig production equipment including electronic sow feeding and other feeding systems, animal-friendly stalls and crates, and plastic flooring. |
| 2010 | CTB established CTB Malaysia Sdn. Bhd., an Asian-based logistics center, to better serve customers in that geographic region. |
