KUHN will return to Cereals 2026 with a focus on technology, led by the debut of its new Karan trailed sprayer alongside updates in cultivation and drilling ranges.
The Karan sprayer, launched last summer as Kuhn’s flagship model, is designed for high-output operators seeking accuracy, comfort and reduced downtime. The machine on display will be the Power 6000 specification, featuring 36m aluminium booms and a 6000-litre tank.
John Hulland, UK sales manager at Kuhn, said the show provides a key opportunity to demonstrate the machine’s capabilities to arable growers and contractors: “The Karan has been four years in development, driven by extensive research into operator requirements for high output trailed sprayers. It’s a well-used phrase, but the Karan is 99% new and is specifically aimed at maximising spraying time and accuracy.”
A major feature of the system is Kuhn’s Eagle boom technology, which uses ultrasonic sensors to automatically adjust boom height and position.
The system maintains stability from 30cm and supports application speeds of up to 25kph, with compatibility for 25cm nozzle spacing and the company’s I-Spray spot application system.
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Kuhn will also present updates to its Espro drill range, including the 4002 R model with an improved operator platform and folding capability for easier loading. New 3m, 4m and 6m Espro models feature straight disc options designed to reduce soil movement, while the 6m Espro 6002 is 700kg lighter than its predecessor.
The stand will be completed by the Axis 50.2 H EMC W fertiliser spreader, Optimer and Cultimer cultivators, and a range of CCI screens (CCI 60, CCI 800 and CCI 1200) designed for use across multiple machines and ISOBUS-compatible equipment.
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