Seeders & Planters
Seeder selection starts with crop and seed, row and plant spacing, planting depth, soil, terrain, residue, field size, working width, power source, local service, and wear parts. Hand-push seeders suit small plots; tractor-mounted and motorized units cover larger fields.
Compare seeders & planters around the work
Source hand-push seeders, precision planters, and seeding machines from China after crop, seed size, spacing, soil, working width, power, and spare-parts review.
Read the small seeder buying guide: crops, spacing and field conditions →- Crop, seed, or material condition
- Working width, depth, and daily area
- Soil, terrain, and residue
- Power source, mobility, and operator flow
- Wear parts and local service
18 machines in this category
Hand-push Peanut Seeder
- 2-4 mu / h
Hand-push Peanut Seeder
- 2-4 mu / h
Fully Automatic Corn Seeder
Hand-push Peanut Seeder
- 2-4 mu / h
Hand-push Peanut Seeder
- 2-4 mu / h
Peanut Seeder
- 2 mu / h
Hand-push Peanut Seeder
- 2-4 mu / h
Hand-push Peanut Seeder
- 2-4 mu / h
Peanut Seeder
Hand-push Peanut Seeder
- 2-4 mu / h
Hand-push Peanut Seeder
Backpack Corn Seeder
Backpack Fertilizer Seeder
Hand-push Peanut Seeder
- 2-4 mu / h
Peanut Seeder
Peanut Seeder
Hand-push Peanut Seeder
- 2-4 mu / h
Hand-push Peanut Seeder
- 2-4 mu / h
Buying seeders & planters
What crop and seed details are required?
Send crop, seed dimensions and shape, coating or fragility, desired row and plant spacing, planting depth, and expected field conditions.
Why are soil and terrain important?
Soil type, moisture, residue, slope, stones, compaction, turning space, and field preparation affect opener, depth control, traction, and machine route.
Which spare parts should be reviewed?
Review metering parts, openers, brushes, chains, bearings, belts, fasteners, and other wear items that may be difficult to source locally.
