Seeder Reviews

Seeder Reviews

There are many types of seeders, each designed for specific purpose and for particular applications. One can not really know the performance of these machines unless he actually uses it himself.  Another way of knowing is through seeder reviews in the internet and in other media types like magazines.  Through these reviews, the performance of the machines as advertised is compared with their performance as observed by the users.  Through reviews, the performance of a seeder compared with its competitor may also be determined. Since many seeders are home-made, they are not included for comparison with the commercial brands.

It is always good to constantly examine the seeder reviews of the more established brands. In big farms, the Brillion Food Plot Seeder is well known.  Brillion has many types, mostly designed for large farms and industrial scale farming.  After a thorough land preparation, when the land is ready for planting, these machines begin their seeding work.

They are typically large planting machines, some reaching 10 feet wide. They are pulled by tractors and can finish planting large tracts of land in a matter of a few hours. Many corporate farming projects appreciate and have good reviews for the Brillion Food Plot Seeder.  Big seeders of this type are built strongly to withstand the rough tracks they go through when doing seeding operations.  Otherwise, they will breakdown and cause delays and unnecessary losses in waiting time. Farmers with big landholdings are also among those satisfied with the extraordinary performance of the Brillion Seeder. This has been confirmed in seeder reviews conducted regularly.

Those who have smaller garden plots would rather prefer the small garden seeders like the Earthway 1001-B Precision Garden Seeder.  This seeder is designed for the vegetable garden farmers with areas bigger than most large backyard gardens. It is designed specifically for those engaged in vegetable growing as a business.  But vegetable hobbyists who plant big areas are also welcome to use it. It is quite easy to use, compact, tough and efficient. It comes with six interchangeable discs for use in different kinds of seeds. Replacing the disc with an appropriate one is simple and effortless. This is the brand of seeder that always get good comments in seeder reviews. Negative feedback for the Earthway 1001-B are rare, mostly they are on the difficulty of assembling the newly ordered unit. Positive reviews are all about its unquestionable efficiency and the ease of using it. The only sour note on the Earthway 10001-B is that it can not be used for planting pre-germinated seedlings like tomatoes or squash but only for small seeds planted directly into the soil like corn and beans.  The Earthway 1001-B has attachments which can make it function as a fertilizer applicator, an added benefit.  The fertilizer application, however, can not be done simultaneously with the seeding operations.

The best evidence of good performance by a seeder may not be found in seeder reviews. The best confirmation is to visit a garden where the seeder was used a few weeks after planting.  The proof of excellent efficiency is seeing the spectacle of green healthy plants growing in straight rows and in perfect distances between rows. There must be truth in the saying "to see is to believe".

View the no till direct drill planting and seeding with minimum to zero soil moisture and carbon loss in such a way as you have never seen it done before. SNT (Specialty No Till) is primarily involved in designing and creating cutting edge high speed no till coulter disc, direct drill, minimum till, zero till agricultural seeding technologies that will save time, money and the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, soil moisture/carbon loss (in agriculture) and the associated impact on global warming through dramatically reduced input costs/fuel consumption and oxidization of Soil Organic Matter, (SOM) - US patent # 6978727 This video - demonstration is taking place in a sheep holding paddock below the woolshed in mid summer 2" deep into seriously compacted, rock hard ground (real crowbar stuff). They don't call peg type road rollers "sheepsfoot rollers" for no reason. This soil is totally compacted and 100% structure devoid, yet in spite of this the openers had absolutely no trouble achieving constant depth, soil control and an optimum seed bed/tilth environment at up to 18 kph (in this clip), this is the first set up on linkage of its type in Australia (fully hydraulically activated from the cab) - there are currently quite a few machines (using the SNT openers) now in the hands of contractors that routinely operate/seed into situations like this at speeds up to 45kph. Note - If any kind of so called 'no till' one pass tined device/implement attempted this ...

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