Seeder

We offer a wide variety of seeders, and whatever type of seeder you need, we can meet your requirements.

Classified by crop type

ANON’s seeders cover a wide range of crops, including wheat, corn, soybeans, mung beans, sorghum, potatoes, garlic, and vegetables. We also have specialized machines for rice cultivation, such as seedling transplanters and rice transplanters. No matter what crop you cultivate, we have a suitable machine for you.

Classified by seeding method

ANON offers various types of seeders, including hand-pushed, broadcast, row, precision, combined, and no-till seeders.
Hand-pushed seeders are relatively simple; some are motor-driven while others rely entirely on manual pushing, such as roller-type seeders.
Broadcast seeders use a rotating disc and centrifugal force to sow seeds over a large area, suitable for sowing operations where row and plant spacing are not critical.
Precision seeders sow one seed per hole, suitable for crops requiring specific row spacing, plant spacing, and sowing depth, such as corn, peanuts, and cotton.
Row seeders focus on row spacing, sowing depth, and sowing rate, but not plant spacing, suitable for crops such as wheat, soybeans, and rapeseed.
Precision seeders are capable of sowing one seed per hole. ANON offers four types of seed metering mechanisms: spoon wheel, finger clip, air-blown, and air-suction.
Combined seeders integrate multiple functions into one machine, including fertilization and mulching, allowing for the completion of multiple tasks such as sowing and fertilizing in one go, making them efficient and labor-saving tools.
There are also no-till seeders, also called direct seeders, which have sharp furrow openers that can directly sow seeds on uncultivated land. They have a simple structure and a relatively low price.
Based on different land conditions, we optimize the frame structure and offer four-link, double-spring, and bionic seeders to ensure stable and precise sowing even on uneven slopes.

ANON Seeeder Feature

1. Precise Seeding

ANON seeders, through precise seeding, can meet your high standards and requirements for field planting. You can adjust parameters such as seeding rate, row spacing, and plant spacing to meet the needs of different crops and soils. You can also precisely control row spacing, plant spacing, and seeding depth by adjusting components such as the seed metering device and furrow opener, ensuring even seed distribution and consistent seeding depth. This not only avoids problems such as missed sowing, double sowing, and uneven depth during manual sowing, but also ensures that each seed receives uniform soil, sunlight, and water conditions, thereby improving germination rate and uniformity. The precise one-seed-per-hole placement of the precision seeder greatly improves seed utilization and saves on seed costs.

2. Multifunctionality

ANON seeders provide you with a multi-functional, integrated seeding experience. Our combined seeders can perform functions such as furrowing, seeding, covering, watering, and mulching. You can customize it according to your seeding needs. For example, the ANON fertilizer seeder can help you complete sowing and fertilizing simultaneously, saving time and labor. The mulching seeder is specially designed for arid areas and can complete mulching and seeding in one go, with significant moisture retention and temperature increase effects. ANON combined seeders allow you to achieve multiple uses with one machine, reducing your initial investment, shortening the operation process, and lowering overall operating costs.

3. High Durability

ANON seeders can operate continuously, covering large areas of farmland. It significantly shortens the sowing cycle and greatly saves your working time and the labor intensity of long-term manual labor. We have enhanced the wear resistance and corrosion resistance of the machine. The frame, seed metering device, and press wheels are made of high-strength steel, wear-resistant alloys, and other high-quality materials, and have undergone strict anti-corrosion and wear-resistant treatment. To provide you with an excellent user experience, we have conducted multiple tests to ensure that it can operate stably in harsh environments and adapt to complex field operating conditions, providing more options for your land. One ANON seeder can be used continuously for many years without frequent replacement, reducing depreciation costs.

4. Strong Adaptability

ANON seeders are designed to fully consider the needs of different crops, soils, and planting patterns. Whether you are planting grain crops such as wheat and corn, or cash crops such as peanuts and garlic, and regardless of whether your land is flat, hilly, or composed of clay or sandy soil, you can find a suitable model. For example, our no-till seeder is specifically designed for conservation tillage in black soil, allowing for planting without prior plowing. It is also ideal for direct seeding in fields where crop residue has not yet been removed after harvest. Some of our models can quickly adapt to the planting needs of different crops by changing the seed plates and adjusting the furrow depth, offering exceptional adaptability.

5. Easy Operation

ANON always strives to create easy-to-operate machines. Our seeders are easy to use, equipped with a clear control panel that allows for easy adjustment of planting parameters such as seeding rate and row spacing. They operate stably when coupled with a tractor’s towing or suspension system. After the operation, the seed box, seed metering device, and other components can be quickly disassembled and cleaned. The seed plates are easy to replace and highly versatile, making it easy to obtain replacement parts if damaged. Furthermore, key components such as the transmission system and press wheels are made of wear-resistant materials and feature a sealed design, resulting in a low failure rate. Routine maintenance is very simple, requiring only cleaning, lubrication, and wear checks.

Conclusion

ANON offers a wide variety of seeders. Regardless of your crop, seed area, or land conditions, we have a seeder that’s right for you. If you are interested, please contact our ANON team for more information.

FAQ

1. What requirements does the seeder have for the size, shape, etc. of the seeds?
We will provide you with a matching seeding model according to your needs. For example, the seeder is more suitable for small-grained grain seeds, which are small in size and have strong fluidity. The type of row sowing machine is more suitable for wheat, millet, sorghum, rape, and other crops. The seed compatibility of the hole seeding machine is very high, and corn, soybeans, peanuts, potatoes, and other seeds can all be sown.

2. Can it operate easily on plots with severe compaction or high humidity?
Sure. Our seeder is equipped with a double-disc double-row bearing furrow opener. This type of furrow opener can significantly reduce the resistance to soil entry, enhance wear resistance, and reduce operational intensity. Finally, it helps you achieve efficient trenching and meet the demands of various complex working conditions.

3. What causes missed sowing or double sowing during planting?
Missed sowing may be due to blockages in the seed metering device, worn seed plates or seed wheels, clumping or uneven size of seeds, or bent seed tubes.
It is recommended that you thoroughly clean the seed metering device and seed box before operation, replace worn seed metering components, clean and dry the seeds, and check that the seed tubes are unobstructed and securely fixed.
Double sowing may be due to excessive seed metering gap, excessive seed metering device speed, or insufficient negative pressure in air-assisted planters; you can try reducing the seed metering gap, lowering the seed metering device speed, or increasing the operating speed, checking the fan and pipeline sealing of air-assisted planters, and supplementing the negative pressure.

4. How to deal with inconsistent sowing depth of seeders?
Inconsistent broadcasting depth may be due to inconsistent height adjustment of the trencher, uneven wear of the compaction wheel, deviation in the levelness of the frame, or excessive soil undulations.
You can first adjust the level of the rack to ensure that the height of the trenchers on both sides is consistent; Check whether the compression wheel is deformed or worn, replace the damaged compression wheel or adjust its pressure; For plots with large undulations, the work speed can be reduced, and if necessary, the land can be leveled in advance; If you are using a no till seeder, you need to clean the straw wrapped around the trencher to avoid affecting the depth of penetration into the soil.

5. How do I know which seeder is suitable for my crops?
The key to choosing a planter depends on the crop’s requirements for planting precision, row spacing, and planting method. For example, for grain crops such as wheat and corn, prioritize choosing a row planter or no-till planter, balancing efficiency and adaptability; for cash crops such as cotton, peanuts, and vegetables, a precision planter is recommended, with air-assisted planters being the best option, achieving precise placement of “1-2 seeds per hole,” saving seeds and reducing the need for thinning; for root crops such as potatoes and garlic, choose a dedicated root crop planter to ensure uniform planting depth and avoid damaging the seed tubers; in arid regions, for planting cotton and watermelon, a film-mulching planter is the first choice, as it can complete mulching and planting in one pass, significantly improving moisture retention and temperature control.