Fendt is expanding its Momentum planter lineup with the launch of the new Momentum 32R30, 80-foot (24 m) 32-row planter with 30-inch (76 cm) spacing, the largest model yet. The model is designed for largescale farming operations.

The new model covers more acres per day due to its’ working width and reduces fill stops thanks to its standard 130-bushel (4,500 liter) high capacity seed system and 1,000-gallon (3,800 liter) fertilizer capacity. It combines three proven technologies with the Fendt SmartFrame chassis, factory-integrated Precision Planting systems and the Load Logic weight management. The planter is engineered to maximize productivity and planting performance across every acre.

The Momentum 32R30 introduces the new five-section Vertical Contouring Toolbar (VCT), which increases toolbar flexibility across the planter’s wider operating width compared to the earlier three-section version. The VCT lets row units follow changing terrain more closely and adapts even better. The result: consistent planting depth and uniform seed placement on rolling ground, terraces, and variable field conditions.

The Fendt Momentum 32R30 also introduces Load Logic Lite, which automates weight management across the planter frame. This provides more flexibility to tailor the planter’s configuration to individual needs. Fendt Momentum’s weight management technology continuously transfers weight across the planter as field conditions change. This keeps row-unit performance consistent and reduces soil compaction.

The Fendt Momentum 32R30 will be available for ordering starting the summer of 2027 in the markets United States of America and Canada.

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