Bo Brill was raised in the small town of Cabool, Missouri, by his parents, Dawn and Burt Brill. Growing up with a deep-rooted love for the land, Bo completed his high school education at Cabool High School in 2010. His passion for mechanics led him to pursue further education at WyoTech in Laramie, Wyoming, where he graduated with specialized training in 2011.

 

Bo's career in mechanics took off as he managed two significant operations. Initially, he oversaw a large mechanic shop dedicated to over-the-road trucks and trailers, ensuring they were roadworthy and efficient. His experience expanded when he took on the management of an agricultural repair shop, focusing on the intricate maintenance of tractors and hay equipment, bringing his expertise directly to the heart of Missouri's farming community.

 

In addition to his professional achievements, Bo has a strong connection to his family's agricultural legacy. He has taken over the stewardship of the family farm, originally established by his grandparents, Herbert and Shorty Brill, shortly after World War II. On this farm, Bo raises beef cattle and bales hay, working alongside his beloved stockdog, Maggie. His commitment to agriculture goes beyond mere production; it's a way of life he cherishes and continues to cultivate.

 

Currently, Bo Brill manages the shop operations at Midland Ag, where his skills in agricultural machinery repair are pivotal. His training with renowned brands like Deutz Fahr and Claas has equipped him with the knowledge to handle sophisticated equipment, ensuring that farmers receive top-notch service. Bo's life is a blend of hard work, dedication to his craft, and a profound respect for the farming traditions of his family and community.