National Zero Till Ferti-Seed Drill

Sow directly after harvesting the paddy crop

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Introduction

Conventional sowing of wheat crop after paddy harvesting is quite difficult & costly affair because it takes about 5-7 tilling operations before a seedbed is prepared. This delays the crop sowing, which consequently affects the crop yield and eats into the margins. Now this problem can be tackled with "National Zero Till Ferti- Seed Drill". This machine enables us to sow directly after paddy harvest without prior seedbed preparation. This saves the diesel, working time, labour and most important it gives higher yield.

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In traditional practices, rice seedlings are transplanted to flooded land by hand, after growing for 4 to 6 weeks in nurseries on the edges of the rice fields.

Direct sowing of rice in non-flooded, unplowed fields can improve plant density and productivity of irrigation water, and save 25% of the water used to flood rice crops.