ANON Hand Push Seeder
A hand-push seeder is a lightweight agricultural tool designed for small-scale fields, home gardens, or hilly terrain. It allows integrated operations such as furrowing, seeding, and covering soil, all powered by manual pushing.
Application:
Land Type:
Suitable for small farms, backyard gardens, or uneven hilly areas.
Crop Types:
Works well with medium to small seeds such as corn, soybeans, peanuts, wheat, and vegetables.
Soil Conditions:
Best used on dry or light soil. For heavy clay soil, pre-tilling is recommended.
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Multi purpose adaptation
The ANON hand seeder can easily meet the sowing needs of various crops by replacing different specifications of sowing discs. For small seeds such as carrots and radishes, a seeding tray with fine pore size can be used; When sowing leafy vegetables such as spinach, using a shallow groove seeding tray can achieve even sowing; Facing seeds with larger particles such as corn and beans, simply replace them with large-diameter sowing trays to stably complete single or double seed sowing, ensuring reasonable seed spacing and reducing the trouble of later transplanting.
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FAQ
Hand push seeders have been used for sowing since their inception. These machines are suitable for small plots of land and only require a small amount of seeds to grow crops. They are very useful because they help reduce the manual labor of people.
A seed drill can precisely position the seeds, reducing gaps in the field and making it harder for weeds to grow. This helps reduce the need for herbicides and reduces competition with unwanted plants, resulting in healthier crops.
Seeders and planters are agricultural machines used for sowing seeds, but they differ in their function, seed types, and precision. Seeders, also known as seed drills, sow seeds at a specific depth and spacing in rows, typically for small grains and cereals. Planters, on the other hand, deposit seeds at specified rates in hills and rows, often used for larger row crops like corn and vegetables. Planters offer more precise seed placement than seeders, ensuring optimal spacing and depth for better germination.