Em 2025, a Kuhn do Brasil marca conversor marks two decades since establishing its first factory in the country, highlighting significant growth in the livestock sector. The company reports a 39.04% increase in sales of haymaking and animal feeding machinery compared to the same period in 2024, aligning with Brazil’s agro sector advancing 12.2% in the first quarter of 2025 over the fourth quarter of 2024, according to IBGE data. Projections from the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock indicate an 11.5% rise in the Gross Value of Agricultural Production for the year, underscoring the demand for efficient solutions amid rising costs in animal nutrition, particularly in the dairy sector expected to grow up to 2.5%.
Focusing on haymaking and livestock, Kuhn has introduced advanced equipment like the SPV and SPW self-propelled mixers from Europe, catering to the shift from trailed to self-propelled models for better bovine nutrition. New launches since 2024 include the VBP 3260 combined baler and SB 1290 square baler, designed for high-density bales that enhance product quality and durability. To support producers, the company maintains parts stocks in key locations such as São José dos Pinhais (PR), Passo Fundo (RS), Rondonópolis (MT), and Palmas (TO), alongside nationwide dealerships.
As part of its anniversary celebrations, Kuhn launched the “Mundo Kuhn | From Haymaking to Livestock” event in partnership with dealers in the South, Southeast, and Midwest regions, gathering 430 ranchers for practical demonstrations of equipment like the GMD 280 disc mower and Profile 6.1 DS mixer. Upcoming phases will cover planting to harvesting with precision agriculture solutions. The company also engaged in major fairs like Agrishow and Expodireto Cotrijal, earning the Gerdau Best of the Land Award for its Elite planter at Agrishow 2025.
CEO Nicolas Guillou emphasizes the blend of French tradition and Brazilian innovation, positioning Kuhn as the leader in agricultural implements in Brazil. Exclusive client immersions at factories and incentives like trips to France for SPV purchasers further strengthen ties, reflecting resilience amid economic fluctuations over the past 20 years.
