Your soil is a key asset for quality crop production. KUHN offers a wide range of soil cultivation equipment, designed to perform when creating the ideal seedbed. Each product line leads the way in durability and productivity.
The future of farming depends on profitabilty. Whilst preserving soil quality, KUHN ploughs increase crop productivity. Our range of ploughs offers large working widths to meet your ploughing needs as well as reduding operating costs. KUHN ploughs are equipped with the latest innovations, designed to last longer and have lower maintenance costs.
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Deep disc or tine cultivators can maximise the productivity of your fields by breaking up a compact soil structure. KUHN soil looseners and deep cultivators optimise the soil and seedbed preparation and ensure better yields by cracking the soil, improving water infiltration to help the soil retain moisture.
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Intercropping helps manage weed populations, facilitate the decomposition of crop residues, control disease outbreaks and prepare the soil for seeding. KUHN offers solutions for stubble cultivation and mixing in a single pass. With tine or multi-purpose disc stubble cultivators, you can be sure to carry out quality work with a simple, robust and efficient tool.
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Good seedbed preparation is essential for healthy crop growth. KUHN offers a wide range of seedbed preparation tools, including tine, disc, combinations tools and power harrows. Offering a robust, quality output and easy to use solution.
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Designed to meet the challenges faced by today's strip-till farmers, by providing an industry-leading precision tillage system that produces the perfect seedbed, whatever the conditions. Choose from a variety of fertiliser products (Solid, liquid, organic) to ensure the best nutrient plan for your operation.
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KUHN is expanding its crop maintenance offering with mechanical weeding tools, thus complementing its current shallow tillage and chemical weeding solutions: ROWLINER row-crop cultivators and TINELINER tine weeders. The trend towards a more thoughtful and regulated use of phytosanitary products is pushing farmers to explore alternatives for weeding field crops.
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