Manual Seeder, 10 Nozzles Hand Push Garden Seeder Roller, Peanut Corn Bean Planter Precision Garden Push Seeder Machine, 6.3in Spacing Hand-Push Seeder

As someone who’s struggled with back pain from bending over to plant corn and beans every year, this hand-push seeder has been a total game-changer! The thickened handrails are comfortable to grip, and I can push it across my vegetable garden with just a gentle force—even my 65-year-old dad can use it without getting tired. The clear seed box lets me see exactly how many seeds are left, and the seeder ensures only 1-2 seeds go in each hole, so I don’t waste any seeds or have to thin out seedlings later. The suppression wheel does a great job covering the soil, and my seeds have sprouted evenly this season. Worth every penny!

I’ve tried manual seeding for years, but I always ended up with too many seeds in one spot or gaps between rows. This seeder fixed all that! The 10.24-inch spacing is perfect for my soybean rows. The galvanized nozzles are sturdy and don’t rust, even after being out in the rain a few times. I love that the seed box holds 8.27 pounds— I can cover my entire 1/4-acre plot without refilling once. It’s cut my planting time in half, and my seedlings are growing more uniformly than ever. Highly recommend for small-scale farmers!

Most important thing to know with this particular seeder is unless you’re able to figure things out on your own do not buy it. The directions that were sent with this were for a different seeder or an older model so it took a little bit of time to figure out, one how to put it together and two how to use the actual seeding cups Now I dumped a whole lo of seed the first pass because the seeding cups were not set up properly and then it was dumping 2 to 3 with the smallest seeding cup every time and I’m planting iron clay cow peas so they’re not a particularly small seed once I got it figured out it actually worked pretty well however there is no depth gauge you get what you get and there’s no way to set it at a shallower or deeper depth It is what it is, which is anywhere from a half inch to an inch and a half depending on your soil, so for my particular application, which was in a soft field, but not a tilled field I had a range of depths with multiple seeds being dropped into each hole or not at all when the soil is wet it cakes up inside the spoon bill And you have to periodically stop and clean it out so overall, I’m not currently unhappy with how it planted, but if I was going for a precise, planting depth and spacing, this is not the seeder. I am interested to see what this acre and a half almost 2 acres will look like and see if any of these seeds actually grow I’m hopeful but again if I’m planting sunflowers or corn or something in a tilled soil, I’m going to use a different more precise seeder.

Instructions are crappy. Not very helpful.. Small 1 page with crappy pictures you need a magnifier to see.

Directions are nearly impossible to read and accurately follow, there are parts that are unnamed both on a parts list or picture .

There are no instructions enclosed nor can you find any help on line. Don't buy it. Typical crap from China. I'd give it no stars if it was allowed.

Pour your seeds in, twist the dial for the size (works for everything from tiny lettuce seeds to bigger bean seeds), and walk along your rows. It drops just the right amount, no more thinning out overcrowded plants. Saved me hours—I planted my entire 10x12 garden in 20 minutes, versus the 2 hours it used to take.