Cereal drilling
A tractor-mounted wheat seed-and-fertiliser drill that combines furrow opening, sowing, fertilising and soil covering, with seed and fertiliser placed separately at different depths.
View Mechanical seed drillSelect seed placement or transplanting equipment for the crop, field preparation and row arrangement.
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A tractor-mounted wheat seed-and-fertiliser drill that combines furrow opening, sowing, fertilising and soil covering, with seed and fertiliser placed separately at different depths.
View Mechanical seed drillA ground-wheel-driven row planter for corn and soybeans, combining seed placement with fertiliser application.
View Precision planterA tractor-powered, operator-fed vegetable transplanter that transfers seedlings from feeding cups into prepared soil using a reciprocating duckbill planting mechanism.
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Specify seed or seedling type, size and required placement. Cereal drills, row planters and transplanters serve different crops and planting methods.
State the soil preparation and crop residue. Do not assume a conventional drill has the residue-handling equipment of a no-till planter.
Provide row spacing, planting depth and tractor details. Match the metering system and any drive requirements to the selected model.
These details help narrow the product selection. Confirm the final configuration against the selected product specifications.
No. Metering equipment and settings must match the seed. The referenced row planter covers corn and soybeans; other crops require confirmation.
No. Seed drills place seed, while a transplanter handles suitable seedlings using a different planting system.
Include the crop, seed or seedling form, row spacing, depth, field preparation and tractor model.