The features of a corn seeder/hand push seeder maize:
Seed Hopper: The seed hopper is the container that holds the corn seeds for planting. It is usually mounted on top of the machine and can vary in size depending on the machine's capacity.
Seed Plate: The seed plate is a metal disk with holes that determines the number of seeds dropped into the soil at each planting interval.
Row Spacing Adjustment: The corn seeder/hand push seeder maize often have an adjustable row spacing feature that allows the user to set the distance between each row of corn plants.
Depth Adjustment: Depth adjustment controls the depth at which the seeds are planted in the soil. It ensures that the seeds are planted at the optimal depth for germination.
Ground Drive: The ground drive system is responsible for moving the corn seeder/hand push seeder maize forward and ensuring that the planter units are consistently and accurately planting seeds at the desired depth and spacing.
Fertilizer Attachment: Some corn seeders/hand push seeder maize may have a fertilizer attachment that can apply fertilizer along with the seeds during planting.
Hitch: The hitch is the attachment point for the corn seeder/hand push seeder maize to the tractor or other farm machinery used to tow it.
