2023 KUHN Product Offering

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Spread Value on Your Fields

The KUHN Axis® 20.2 W offers a simple, affordable precision fertilizer spreading solution for small- to medium-sized farms and specialty operations.

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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.

Customer Spotlight

Ronald Reese Reston, Manitoba
"The KUHN Knight 2054 ProPush^® box spreader is great! It creates a good spread pattern in the field. The 2054 is well-designed, well-built and has never broken down."
Hemdale Farms Seneca Castle, New York
"By using strip tillage in our corn, we are able to split up the fertilizer application and placement by putting it down deep under the row in our fields. We are then able to use less fertilizer with our planter and side dress the field allowing them to widen their application window. In our vegetable crops and especially our cabbage, we are able to apply nutrients directly below the plant row, rather than prior broadcast applications."
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