Kuhn 2026 news: Kuhn has previewed the many innovations that will make their official debut next November at Agritechnica 2025. Forage equipment takes center stage, but there will also be ample focus on tillage, crop protection, and digital services
Founded in 1828 and now approaching its bicentennial, with a strong historical focus on plows, the Kuhn Group has never abandoned its roots despite expanding its commercial interests into a wide range of agricultural operations. This is confirmed by a product range capable of meeting almost all modern farming needs, with solutions that—starting from plows—extend to forage harvesting and seeding, and all the way to crop protection and nutrition, not forgetting livestock feeding requirements and digital services.
This wide and diverse portfolio finds its most extensive and direct expression in the forage equipment segment, offering technical solutions to support all mowing and in-field forage management practices, including collection with round or square balers of various sizes and types.
The first of many new products Kuhn will launch in November at Agritechnica 2025 belongs precisely to this segment: the fixed-chamber round baler “FB 3125,” equipped with “Integral” feed rotors and 18 compression rollers, just like the higher-end models. It is designed especially for harvesting in hilly and alpine regions, thanks to its compact size, which enhances agility and maneuverability, while the 18 compression rollers ensure a firm grip on the forming bale for a consistently dense final product.
This feature is also found in the renewed “VB 7100” variable-chamber baler series, now supported by new electronic management and control systems that cut operator intervention needs by up to 85 percent. Belonging to the same series is the new combi baler-wrapper “VBP 7190,” equipped with an improved cutting-unit cleaning system and 33 knives capable of producing fragments of about 3.5 cm, ideal for silage production.
There are also innovations among disc mowers, with the “GMD 9530 RV” now operating with large-diameter augers rotating up to 900 rpm to produce central windrows between 1.5 and 2 meters wide, depending on the type of forage. At the top of the same mower series is the renewed flagship model “GMD 15030,” built around four hydraulically folding modules that deliver a working width of 14.5 meters.
Rounding out the forage innovations are the rotary rake “GA 7631 P” and the belt mergers “Merge Maxx 952” and “Merge Maxx 1092.” The “GA 7631 P” is essentially a mounted twin-rotor rake with a hydraulically adjustable working-width system, allowing effective operation up to nearly 7.5 meters. The two “Merge Maxx” models, meanwhile, are now fully ISOBUS-compatible.
Kuhn has also introduced novelties in the plow sector—equipment that recalls the company’s original roots. The range has been expanded with the “Master M” plows, approved for road transport at up to 40 km/h, thanks to the new oscillating “GoDrive” headstock that enables the implement to precisely follow the tractor’s trajectory.
This ensures trouble-free medium- and long-distance transfers, a benefit also offered by the “Highlander” subsoilers. Despite being equipped with four rows of tines and eight depth-control wheels for working widths of up to 7.5 meters, they feature new hydraulic folding modules that keep transport width within the standard three meters.
Also noteworthy are the new additions in sprayers, with the debut of four models in the “Karan” series. These feature working widths between 18 and 45 meters and tank capacities ranging from 4,500 to 8,000 liters. Finally, there are updates in the digital sphere with enhancements to the “MyKuhn” portal, enabling communication and data exchange to and from machines in the field.
Title: Kuhn 2026 news: the previews
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