Multifunctional Corn, Soybean, Peanut, and Cotton Seeder - Hand-push Seeder
1. Adjustable Plant Spacing: This is usually achieved by changing the seed wheel with different numbers of holes. More holes on the seed wheel result in denser plant spacing; fewer holes result in sparser plant spacing.
2. Adjustable Seed Count: The number of seeds sown per hole can be adjusted (e.g., 1, 2, or 3 seeds). This is usually achieved by selecting or adjusting the size and shape of the holes on the seed wheel. Smaller holes sow 1 seed, while larger holes can hold more seeds.
3. Adjustable Sowing Furrow Depth: The depth of the sowing furrow can be controlled by adjusting the angle of the furrow opener or the relative height of the press wheel to adapt to different crops and soil moisture conditions.
4. Seed-Friendly: The well-designed seed wheel has smooth edges on the holes, ensuring a gentle seed picking and sowing process with minimal mechanical damage to seeds (especially fragile crops like peanuts and beans).
Application Scope
Best Use: This machine excels at and is most effective for medium to large-grained, row-sown crops such as corn, soybeans, peanuts, cotton, peas, broad beans, and mung beans.
Extended Application: It can also be used for watermelon seeds, pumpkin seeds, and sunflower seeds, but attention should be paid to whether the seed shape matches the seed ring aperture; trial sowing and adjustments may be necessary.
Limitations
Rice: Typically used for direct seeding in dry fields, not for transplanting in paddy fields.
Wheat: Although it can be sown, wheat is more often sown in dense rows. Using this seeder may be less efficient than a dedicated broadcast or row seeder, and it has high requirements for the seed ring aperture shape.
