No Till Seeder
ANON no-tillage seeder is a sowing equipment designed specifically for “no-tillage agriculture”. It can directly complete multiple processes such as trenching, sowing, and fertilization in straw-covered or uncultivated land without plowing or damaging soil structure, and has significant environmental and efficiency advantages.
Trench system: disc type, arrow shovel type, or sliding knife type trencher, with strong penetration and anti-blocking performance;
Seed sowing device: mechanical, air suction seed sowing device, adjustable sowing volume, row spacing, and plant spacing;
Fertilization system: synchronous trenching and fertilization, separate application of seed and fertilizer to prevent seed burning;
Suppression device: V-shaped wheel, rubber wheel, or steel suppression wheel, ensuring compaction and moisture retention after sowing;
Bracket and suspension system: three-point suspension or traction connection method, easy to match with the tractor.
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Applications
ANON no-till seeder is widely used in complex plots such as returning straw to the field, continuous cropping, drought and little rain, and is particularly suitable for areas where conservation tillage is promoted. It performs outstandingly in no-till seeding of crops such as corn, wheat, and rapeseed, and can effectively reduce soil erosion and improve soil fertility retention. Its efficient and integrated operation capabilities are also very suitable for agricultural machinery cooperatives and agricultural service companies to carry out full mechanized trusteeship business, especially in areas with severe drought and wind erosion, showing good moisture retention performance.
Operation Tips
During operation, it is essential to adjust multiple parameters for optimal performance. For example, you can control the seeding depth by adjusting the height of the furrow opener or the pressure of the pressure wheel. Adjust the row and plant spacing to suit the needs of different crops, such as corn or soybeans, by changing the seeding gear or adjusting the transmission ratio. You can also precisely control the amount of fertilizer applied by adjusting the working length or speed of the fertilizer trough roller. These adjustments ensure accurate seeding and fertilization, helping you improve overall planting efficiency and crop yields.
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FAQ
The Great Plains 10-foot no-till planter requires at least a 50-horsepower tractor and at least one hydraulic system. It comes with a warm-season grass box, a legume box, and a regular grain box. It can plant warm-season grasses, soybeans, wheat, oats, fescue, and more.
A five-year-old no-till planter costs $12.56 per acre if you plant 200 acres per year, and $7.27 per acre if you plant 400 acres per year. After 800 acres, maintenance work begins to increase, and the cost of owning the planter increases.
No-till farming is far more profitable than conventional farming because it requires less fuel, equipment, and labor. It also provides additional environmental benefits by increasing soil organic matter and keeping the soil stable.