Strautmann Will Unveil Primus 900 Mixer in November
The new self-propelled feed mixer is set for a public debut at the EuroTier trade show.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Agriculture
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In November 2026, Strautmann will introduce the Primus 900 self-propelled feed mixer at the EuroTier event. The machine is designed to address the specific needs of large-scale agricultural operations and inter-farm usage.
Why it matters
This new machinery aims to improve efficiency for large agricultural producers by integrating advanced navigation and feeding systems. Its development specifically targets the requirements for handling substantial forage volumes in demanding environments.
The Primus 900 is powered by a 280PS six-cylinder FPT engine and features three models with mixing capacities between 22 and 30m³. Its integrated cutter handles forage stalks up to 5.70m high and 2.40m wide.
The players
Strautmann
Strautmann is a manufacturer of agricultural machinery specializing in feeding and forage technology.
EuroTier
EuroTier is a leading international trade fair for animal production and livestock management held in Germany.
The details
The Primus 900 uses a three-axle chassis with six-wheel steering, a hydraulic chassis, and a front pendulum axle mount to improve mobility. It is equipped with the Smart Feed Cab and Feed Control system to streamline operation.
Timeline
November 2026: The Primus 900 will be publicly unveiled at EuroTier.
2027: Pre-series models will reach the market.
Q2 2028: The official series launch is scheduled to occur.
Market Landscape
The introduction of the Primus 900 reflects a broader industry move toward specialized, high-capacity machinery designed for large-scale and inter-farm operations. This positions Strautmann to compete more effectively against rivals focusing on automated, multi-axle agricultural solutions.
Large-scale farmers and contractors can expect enhanced processing capabilities for high-volume forage tasks starting with the 2027 pre-series release. These upgrades aim to reduce ground stress and improve feeding consistency for professional operations.
The takeaway
Advancements in six-wheel steering and cab-integrated control systems are standardizing the handling of large forage stalks in modern agriculture. Operators looking to scale up should monitor the 2027 pre-series launch for early performance metrics.
What happens next
The public unveiling is confirmed for November 2026 at EuroTier, followed by a pre-series market entry in 2027 and a full production launch in the second quarter of 2028.
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