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Finance opportunities from KUHN help spread the cost of investing in new equipment

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For contractors and large farms

In today's world of farming, where fields are getting larger and time is of the essence, having reliable and efficient machinery is crucial

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A wide choice of agricultural machinery

Agricultural requirements are constantly changing and the demand for quality products and services continues to increase.
KUHN strives to ensure the availability of the best machines to meet the changing agricultural demands. KUHN is dedicated to serving agriculture with quality products, parts and service.

Our customers experience

Rob Wrenall Farmer

“It has improved and sped up the process immeasurably. I can control everything using the tractor’s ISOBUS and, whilst the mower is heavy, it is very easy to operate with all the controls, including the merger belts, on one screen''
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SOIL HEALTH BONUS FROM COST CUTTING SOLUTION Farmer
Cutting the cost of cultivations was the key driver for arable farmer Chris Marchment when he parked his plough for the final time 12 years ago.
Farming 80ha near Andover in Hampshire, just to the south of the North Wessex Downs, he faces the challenge working with clay-capped soils with flints. Under a conventional cultivation regime, the cost of wearing metal and excessive diesel use had become unsustainable, so he turned to a non-inversion minimum tillage system.

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