Seeder KINZE-6, Zaporizhia region.

The KINZE seed drill is intended for dotted sowing of calibrated and uncalibrated seeds of corn, sunflower, soybeans with the simultaneous introduction of solid fertilizers separately from the seeds. It provides precise control of depth, optimal distance between seeds and maximum germination in conditions of traditional, minimally processed and unprocessed fields. Sowing of seeds to a given depth is provided bytwo disk coulters with double copier wheels. The wavy disk cuts through plant remains, creating a loose furrow. The two-discgrain coulter forms a row, and then the seeds fall into the V-shaped groove created by the coulter. The rolling V-shaped wheels compact the soil in the row area and leave a loose mound of earth on the surface, creating contact between seeds and soil that is favorable for germination. This promotes fast and uniform germination.